This is the brunch spot to know about if you’re in Piedmont for a weekend. Tin Shed runs a garden patio behind the main building — string lights, picnic tables, dogs everywhere, which tells you the vibe before you even see the menu. Breakfast and lunch, portions built for people who plan to walk it off on Alberta Street afterward. Weekend mornings get a line, and they don’t always take reservations for smaller groups, so go before 9:30 or after 1 if you don’t want to stand around. Weekdays are calmer and just as good. It’s a short walk or a five-minute drive from the homes, which makes it an easy first-morning stop before you’ve committed to a full day of plans. Order coffee while you wait — they’ll bring it out to you in line. If you’ve got a dog with you, this is one of the few sit-down places in the neighborhood that actually wants it there, not just tolerates it. Go hungry, don’t rush, and expect to walk out fuller than you planned.
