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Alley Taps

4.1 (120 reviews)
ModerateMusic Venues, Pizza
Closed 12:00 pm - 3:00 am (Next day)

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Lauren M.

Alley Taps is a fun, classic Nashville bar located in Printers Alley. We stopped in on a Thursday evening. We each had their Nashville cider which was phenomenal. We sat at the front by the stage. We were able to catch a set by Kyle Seitz and a supporting band. Originally we had only planned to stay for a half hour while waiting for another bar open, but the set was so good, we sat there for close to two hours until they finished! The staff at this bar were friendly, prices were reasonable and the music wasn't so loud that you couldn't hear yourself think. The bar wasn't too crowded and it just felt comfortable in here the entire time. 10/10 and better than the bars on Broadway for sure.

Rajiv K.

Casual spot, very talented live musician playing tonight. Mostly a beer spot but they did have a small selection of spirits too. Service was average. Hard working, but a little standoffish.

Lazaro V.

Found this place down a dark alley; heard this incredible music and I had to turn back and wow I found this bar very cool ordered an Old fashion got to keep it classy it's 95 degrees outside by the way. But omg I really love this place. And the drinks are amazing. Once in a while you run into a gem of a place I highly recommend it. Amanda Ray with her band were performing excellent that's what brought me into this establishment.

Michael M.

There's just something about the sound of live music spilling out of a doorway in a Nashville alleyway that puts me in a good mood. Stepping into said doorway and being greeted by the resident bar dog? (I think her name was Lou Anne...) Well that's just the icing on the cake! Alley Taps is not an intimate romantic get away, and isn't a hipster kombucha pub, it's the perfect little Nashville dive bar, just a quiet hole in the wall to go in, have a beer, pet a dog, and have a great time drinking and listening to some good music. One of my favorite stops of the night.

Dara W.

Great lil place in Printers Alley. It's dark inside but has a decent layout. There are some couches in an area on the way towards the restrooms. The bar area had a good seating as well as multiple tables. There was live music but the musician wasn't playing when we arrived and was actually on a long break (in my opinion). Once he did start playing it was pretty good. They had a good selection of beers and whiskeys/bourbons. The bartenders were friendly and we were served right away. I'd check it out again the next time I'm in town. Honestly, there are a lot of places along that alley and all had live music going on. Loved it.

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April M.

First stop in Nashville and we really enjoyed the ambiance, beer and music! Our bartender was attentive. Plenty of TV's to watch the games.

Yosef M.

My girlfriend & I were on a weekend trip in Nashville and we really didn't have a set agenda but we knew we wanted to just grab a drink somewhere nice and cool. We stumbled upon Alley tap in Printers Alley. It was a nice vibe and not too busy inside. It'd be super fun to come there on the weekend when it gets a bit more busy, but it was nice for what we were looking for. For the drink we got whiskey cocktails and beers and it was just a fun time. They had some good music, the bartenders were nice and we were able to just sit down and just have a quick drink before we went on our way.

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The best, most fun downtown bar without question. Awesome music and great servers. Wish every bar was like this place.

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The bartenders are awesome. The place is cute. Make sure you stop in. I love all the cute little places in printers Alley.

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Awful..first walk in bartender nowhere to be found..she had to finish her cigarette 2 coors $20.00 really? Never ever going back

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Great dive bar with excellent music! Staff is excellent prices are good. Can't miss this place.

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Great place with very friendly staff and good drinks for the price. Would recommend to all

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We were looking for something quieter than the hustle and bustle of busy Downtown Nashville and we found it in Printers Alley.

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We were recommended this venue from our hotel concierge. He helped us pick the show time, and so…read morehappy he did. We absolutely loved hearing the people behind the music in such an intimate venue. There is ample room in the theater for seating and dining. The food was very reasonably priced and good quality. They have a limited staff, please don't expect typical dining experiences. Atmosphere (5/5): A cozy, yet vibrant setting. Sound resonated well throughout the theater and not many bad seats to see the stage. Price (5/5): Admission was about $20 per person a food ranges from $10 - $50. They do require a table minimum of 15 per person that needs to go towards drinks or food. Food (4/5): Food quality was decent. The bread on the turkey sandwich was a little dry, while the onions rings were a little soggy. Service (4/5): They do work on a limited staff and each of them are artists. It can take a minute to order and get your food but they have a lot of people.

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