Just one of the best places to catch quality music with an original Nashville music scene. Hope…read morethis place stays the same and not sold out to put in another glass high rise. Went Friday night for part of Tin Pan South Music fest. Pictures shared from Megan Connor's FB post. Show included Megan Conner,Heidi Newfield, Riley Roth and Smithfield. Fun show.

Hidden gem of Nashville. I can't believe I waited so many years to go. This last weekend I had the…read moreprivilege of attending a tin pan south show (music writers festival) at the station inn. Inside your transported back, three decades into a humble, eclectic old Timey cozy listening room. Far different from the noise, glamour and modernization of the Gulch. The place is small. seating about 150 max which makes the whole experience feel very intimate. No frills, just good talent and a fun experience. You can order from a simple menu of pizza, popcorn, and a few other snack. Drinks are limited to sodas and beer. But the best part is authentic vibe and great talent that showcases in this historic space each night.

Odies Classic Burger is on point. Great smash burger!! Highly recommend Also good for…read moreWatching the game

Always very busy on the weekends great for ealry 20s crowd and live music is great with they have…read moreit ask a nice turf back patio to watch games

If you get tired of Broadway come down to The Local. Good…read moreprices, good service and a true local experience with local musicians. Had the nachos and they were great.

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.

We enjoyed our visit here on 6/5/26 for dinner. We had the catfish, 2 hot chicken (mild), and one…read morestack burger. We really enjoyed our food. The server was friendly and fast. The mild was flavorful, 2/10 spicy, perfect for me. Indoor/outdoor open seating. Live singer was excellent. Free 2 hr parking in the lot.

You don't come to The Row for the food…read more You come for the stories. This place is packed with Nashville history. Brooks met Dunn here. "Friends in Low Places" was reportedly traded to cover an open bar tab. If these walls could talk, half of Music Row would probably get nervous. The atmosphere is the star of the show. Live music. History. Classic Nashville vibes. The food, unfortunately, didn't live up to the setting. I ordered the meatloaf, and it reminded me of my mom's meatloaf growing up. That is not a compliment. It was overcooked, dry, and short on flavor. The kind of meatloaf that makes you wonder if gravy was invented specifically to rescue it. My wife fared better with her wedge salad and enjoyed it. In the end, The Row is a place I'd visit again for the music, history, and atmosphere. For the food? Not so much. Three stars.

Valentino's is a wonderful mecca to hear piano-bar music, find interesting wines and canapes, and…read moresnuggle with your date on the mini-dance floor. If you are up for a full dinner, the food is second to none. For many years I went to hear the great John Johnthis, and was so excited to hear that Terrific Terri is now holding down the fort. The first time I heard Terri play and sing was at a wonderful restaurant in Green Hills -- since gone the way of all flesh. I told Terri after the show "I'll bet your parents were shocked when you came into the world White and Blonde." (She told me later that was the finest compliment she had ever received.) Of course, I said that, because she covers Dionne Warrick like no one I have ever hear, and get's down on the Blues. It is hard to say whether Terri is a better singer or jazz pianist. She is simply terrific at both. Terri has a great personality and talks to the audience between tunes, which is both enlightening and entertaining. So I am awarding V'Lounge Five Stars and look forward to my next vist.

This was a find!!!! Great food, reasonably priced, special atmosphere. Piano bar. Teri Reid plays…read morethe piano and sings, oldies to contemporary, music. This is the kind of music that you can understand. She has a versatile singing voice. And is quite skilled at the piano. You can find her there on Thur, Fri, and Sat. This is music you can actually appreciate with out ear protection.

Really cool spot -- definitely underrated but a great time. The servers were awesome, the…read morebartenders were polite, drinks good, bathrooms clean, and the musicians were awesome. Really awesome vibes and different than anything else on Broadway which makes it pretty special. Happy 1 year Anniversary, too!

10/10 good time Good drinks, good food, good music. We…read morebooked a table to make sure we got a good seat and it was worth it

We traveled to Nashville for a quick weekend trip centering on attending a musical performance by…read morean artist we know at Exit/In. This is my first time at this venue and it reminds me of the Old Forrester Music Hall in Louisville. Limited seating, balcony views, and spartan decor. Full bar and large open concept with the possibility of dancing to the music. Several local patrons sitting near us filled me in more on the history of the property. Specifically, that it's not nearly as appealing as it used to be prior to changing ownership to a larger management group who apparently came in and "white washed" the place. They spoke wistfully of the prior decor and memorabilia that was removed and how much of the allure of the space was erased. After speaking with them, I wish I could have seen the place prior to now.

I love the the different sections that seamlessly flow together here. I was so happy to get up in…read morethat balcony and see the stage but be out of the way from the rest of everyone else. I had a blast and was able to enjoy a good show.

If there's any truth to the rumors --- an iconic live music is on the verge of shutdown by…read morecorporate monsters. If so, I am glad I had the chance to experience Bobby's! Live music, beers, friendly regulars, and best yet, no problem finding free parking ! A must see for Nashville visitors and residents alike !

I first visited Bobby's back in the 90s, in its original location. It moved from there down the…read morestreet and then again around the corner, where it now sits. It is a true dive bar, although, unlike some in the city, it now accepts cards and cash. To be honest, I miss the way it used to be in the original location. The bartenders name slips my mind, but I remember her serving at the second location, so she is a long time fixture. I am fairly certain the three older musicians playing that day are fixtures too, although I have never seen them before. As you enter, you will find the walls covered by ones that locals and tourists sign and affix there. Menu is limited and the drinks are much cheaper than Lower Broad, although more expensive than some of the other dive bars around the city (Santa's comes to mind). If you are around Music Row and searching out a dive bar, this is definitely your place.