Tin Plate Conyers

Reviews

• Ashleigh C.

  star star star star star 17 July 2026

  We popped in here around 6:30 on a Saturday night. Service was great- the server did an awesome job recommending beers based on what we were looking for.
  
  She went out of her way to find our kid some crayons to color with. We ordered a PBJ burger, a buffalo chicken melt, animal fries, and a kids grilled cheese.
  
  The small pint ate all of his, so we're assuming it was good. The buffalo chicken melt was everything I wanted in a sandwich- Texas toast, spicy chicken, crispy chunks of bacon, and lots of gooey cheese. The Animal Fries were just as tasty as In-N-Out! Husband said the PBJ was one of the better burgers he's had in a long time.
  
  Food came out fast and the service was on point. We'll be back the next time we're in the area.

• Chris J.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 16 July 2026

  Avoid this place like the plague unless you have your entire day to sit around being ignored.
  
  For my wife's birthday, she selected Tin Plate since she is a huge craft burger fan and wanted to go somewhere unique. We arrived around 12:40 on a Sunday and the place was nearly full. Most people were finished, or nearly finished as after 10 minutes or so, it was only about half full.
  
  We stood in the doorway for a few minutes before my wife asked the bartender if we need to seat ourselves. We sat and were quickly approached by the waitress who dropped menus and walked away saying virtually nothing. We then spent 30 minutes watching both the waitress and bartender do everything within their power to ignore us. Every single person in the restaurant was spoken to at least once, except for us.  The waitress cleaned tables and dropped silverware (when there wasn't even anyone waiting to be sat), while walking past our table at least a dozen times.  Each time I attempted to make eye contact with either employee, they quickly looked away. It honestly felt intentional like we had done something to offend them. When we finally had enough, I went looking for the waitress and she was in the back, and appeared to be eating. We got up and left.
  
  I'm very disappointed as the food looked delicious and everything was reasonably priced. Unfortunately not everyone has the time to spend hours getting a burger and fries.

• Lee S.

  star star star star star 11 July 2026

  Quaint and cool hangout with impressive beer list.  Food is delicious, burgers are recommended.  Stumbled upon this place thru yelp while driving down the interstate last summer.  This makes second visit and equally impressed!

• Kevin G.

  star star star star star_border 29 June 2026

  We were in Conyers for a marketing event and dropped in here. I didn't realize Conyers had a nice little downtown area like this. Driving through here reminded me of New Orleans, minus the cobblestone streets. Really love what a lot of the cities are doing to create these unique downtown spots.
  
  Tin Plate is a farm to table burger joint, with other options including salads and wings and chicken melts. It's a notch above bar food with a hefty beer list to support it. They have a nice variety of draft beers and bottles as well. It's very similar to walking into a side street bar pub, but they do offer cushioned back seating and lots of seating at the bar. Everything is in one room here and also one bathroom (which is unique and they leave a chalk board and chalk for patrons to leave messages).
  
  They have a couple seats outdoors, and they had their front entrance doors wide open to welcome people in off the street. Parking might be a little tougher if you come during a busy time but we didn't have an issue for a weekday afternoon. It was empty when we walked in and then full when we headed out, and it seemed everyone knew each other. We even had a chance to meet the owner and his two daughters.
  
  So, since I'm stuck with eating fish mostly, I opted for the veggie burger done "college dropout" style with jalapeños added (mini version, so one patty instead of two). It also comes with a sriracha sauce and I was told the bean patty is house made. I also ordered a side of the Queso salsa fries, and asked for a side of their house sauce.
  
  For my meal, the burger was ok. I'd give the patty probably a 3. Everything has a nice kick but the patty was too crispy for me. Really miss eating burgers. If that had been a beyond burger patty, I would've certainly loved it. Maybe I'm just not a fan of bean patty burgers. My fries were great, loved the queso on them. I should've asked them for extra cilantro. The house sauce was my least favorite.
  
  My co-workers loved their lunch. One said the chicken melt was the beat he's had and the other said the wings were amazing. Due to that, decided to go 4 stars. They also serve you shot glasses of water with a water pitcher on the table.
  
  Overall, cool little joint. Certainly drop in here for a craft brew and a bite to eat.

• Jamie M.

  star star star star star_border 25 June 2026

  We stopped in on our way to the ATL airport. The food here was pretty good. We ordered burgers and a regular fry. The service was prompt and friendly. It wasn't too busy which was also nice. My 2 year old had just woken up so he wasn't in a great mood. But the waitress was still really nice to him. Which I was thankful for :)