Our server Tia was fantastic. We were there for our daughter's 21st birthday and everything was…read moreperfect. Great food, entertainment, and environment. Only complaint was that the person who brought out food from the kitchen called the chicken tenders instead of tendies!! It was a fun time! And you need fresh brewed sweet tea on the menu! Morgan Wallen even sings about sweet tea!

Cool place to chill. Service was fast and bartender was…read moreattentive. We didn't try the food but, they had a good selection to choose from. I'd probably come back to try the food.

Bartender was awesome, pretty lowkey vibe. Kitchen is order at the window... I did not. But I did…read moreget a dazzling Guinness.

First of all they serve this amazing hot chicken that is apparently top secret it is not even on…read morethe menu to order. You have to ask for it and then you would be told how to order it. And the slaw that comes with it is also tasty. But this chicken ...wow! Extremely good! Then their Guinness is really nice as well as amazing cocktails. They don't price gouge like most places do in Nashville so that is also super cool. The vibe and music is good. They had a DJ on a sat night when we were there. The benches you sit on have pillows and they are comfortable. And apparently it is dog friendly . The family /owner is very friendly .

Just visited Nashville for the first time this past weekend and boy they know how to do it down…read morethere, especially at Odie's! From start to end I couldn't have been happier with my experience at Odie's. I was greeted at the door by the biggest happiest guy ever named Ced who was coincidentally the manager too! We got chatting and he was giving me recommendations on what I should do with my remaining days, but once he found out it was my first time in Music City he insisted on getting me a beer, southern hospitality is awesome. Ced suggested trying their food, big man knew the secrets. I got a Odie's classic burger with bacon and GOLLY THAT WAS GOOD! While enjoying my food and drink In their awesome bar (it has a boat inside!!!) I was checked on multiple times by the server/bartenders, but when I wanted some more napkins there was only their jacked security guys around, I believe his name was Ryan, he could tell I wanted something and offered a helping hand. Besides the food, drink, music, and ambiance being awesome. The politeness, professionalism, and down right good vibes delivered by the awesome employees at Odie's will have me coming back to Music City! They created a raving fan out of me!

The best steak EVER the best nachos EVER the best bartender best service EVER the best vibes EVER…read more10000% recommend

Hands down, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar was my favorite spot for live music while I was in…read moreNashville! The atmosphere was intimate, the band was incredible, and I absolutely loved the soul music vibe. That kind of authentic soul sound feels like a long-lost art these days, which made the experience even more special. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're in Nashville. And with only a $5 cover, it's an absolute steal for the quality of live music you get!

Great bar with great drinks and live music. The staff and regulars were friendly and welcoming…read more The band was amazing and played some great songs. There's a second level with plenty of seating with site lines to the stage. They also have food offerings.

Alley Taps is a historic speakeasy and live music bar located in Printers Alley. We came here after…read moreour experience at Pushing Daisies didn't pan out. We were looking for some drinks, good music, and an authentic vibe. Alley Taps is that and with its rustic, subterranean vibe with exposed brick and low lighting, it was definitely a less touristy alternative to the nearby Broadway honky-tonks. The Nick Cross band was on and they were very good. Even better were the 2 female singers that came on in the middle during a band member break. That only lasted 2 numbers and we were hoping for more. Nick also has a "potty mouth" with an occasional string of F-words coming out at odd times. But Holy Moly, could this band (especially the fiddle guy) play. If listening to the band wasn't your thing, the people watching was stellar. So was the Buffalo vs. Boston NHL playoff game on the TV. A fun night was had by all. And yes, we paid a nice tip via Venmo.

Visited this bar after a recommendation from a local, and so glad we did. We went in the early…read moreevening and the vibe was perfect. A little more low-key, but with awesome bartenders that were very friendly, good (and reasonably priced) drinks, and the live music was great.

Whiskey River Saloon is a high-energy honky-tonk on Broadway, with two floors and plenty going on…read more It's a really spacious spot with a big stage for live music and has a whiskey bar with an impressive selection of rare and premium whiskeys and bourbons. Whiskey River Saloon came up when we Googled places with mechanical bulls--which is honestly just as fun to watch as it is to ride. Drinks-wise, they have cocktails, beer, and seltzers. Prices felt about average for Broadway. I tried the "Cowboy Juice," which is a mix of Captain Morgan, melon liqueur, Malibu, pineapple juice, and sour mix--sweet and dangerously easy to drink. Overall, it's a great place to hang out!

I can't speak to the food or drinks, but I can speak to the service. The food is located on the…read morefourth floor, and an elevator is available to get you there. It was our first time visiting, and we weren't sure where to go. The security guard at the main door was very helpful and pointed us in the right direction. However, when we got upstairs, it was a different story. There was no one there to give us any direction, and we didn't see a sign stating whether we could seat ourselves. The place was a bit busy, but there was a section with about six empty tables. We chose to sit there so we could be near the fan since it was very humid yesterday. No one acknowledged that we had been seated, so when a waiter walked by to clear a table, I asked if it was okay for us to seat ourselves. He said yes, handed us menus, and walked away. No problem--I could tell it was busy and that he was running around, so I took no offense to him walking off. We waited about 10-15 minutes. No one offered us water or came over to greet us. The same waiter I had spoken to returned to our table carrying an empty pitcher, and I greeted him. In response, I got, "You know what you want?" I repeated my greeting, and he repeated his question. Mind you, he never introduced himself, so I have no clue what his name is. The only conversation we had before that was when he confirmed that we could seat ourselves. While I understand being overwhelmed or tired, I can't understand being met with such a rude disposition when I had done nothing to warrant that response. Needless to say, I didn't want someone who found greeting me to be an impossible task handling my food, so we left. He couldn't have cared less that we were leaving. He grabbed his pitcher and walked away before we did. They could have really good food and drinks, but I'll never know. My hope is that this was a one-off situation, but something tells me it's not. There's a bar on the first and fourth floors. The first floor is pretty open with minimal seating, so I'm assuming it's meant for dancing. They also have a live band set up on that floor. Lastly, thank you to the security guard. He was a tall guy with braids, and despite our brief interaction, he was the only person who made us feel welcome. Outside of that interaction, this place was disappointing.

Like all the places on Broadway, this place is fun! We went on a Friday for the live Sirius…read morebroadcast and stayed for the whole show via getting there early for good seats (for the balcony seating wasn't necessary to come 3 hours early like we did). Long day but so much fun and free! The service in the balcony at the bar was great, impressive considering a bit hard for them to get people to deliver food. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The star of the show was the pork belly skewers for $15!! Holy hell they were so delicious. I forget the name of the sauce, but you can buy it there and wish I had. You get two giant skewers with nothing else but if you are carnivorous like me, it will be heaven.

Live music was really great! Drinks are pretty expensive though…read more Like many bars on Broadway, drinks can get a little pricey, but $8 for a 12 oz. can of beer seemed a bit crazy. Let's say I only had 1 here, but it worked out because we were watching the band most of the time!

One of my favorite clubs in Nashville. The only place that doesn't play country music which I love…read more I love when they play hip hop & top 40's. You can check out the calendar to see what they're playing for the night, the ambiance in there is great-definitely a mix of LA & New York. It's a mix crowd which I love. The manager & all the staff there are very welcoming, I normally reserve a table there when I go & the prices are very reasonable.

Nashville's lounge revolution continues. We've gotten Nashville's take on Brooklyn, LA and Vegas…read more the back corner is very Miami Beach. When I walked in I, immediately, thought of Haven (RIP https://www.yelp.com/biz/haven-miami-beach-2). From the LED wall to the music to the drinks to the vibe... I didn't feel like I was in Nashville anymore. the back corner stands out and gives Middle Tennesseans something that's not readily available in this area. If you're in the mood for a little coastal cosmopolitanness (is that word? It's not a word), the back corner is about to be your new favorite place. The neighborhood gets things moving in the right direction. For as much as Germantown has (scenic streets, fancy high rises, coffee, good eats) it didn't have a nightlife destination. Putting one here makes a lot of sense. Building off the 5th & Taylor imprint, the back corner starts off fancy (but not pretentious) and builds to memorable. Upon entry, the first thing you notice is the LED wall and stage. With a changing display of electronic intoxication, you're drawn into a world far away from Lower Broad. If you can break your gaze away from the stage, you'll notice the upper and lower lounge seating. Intimate, cozy and a bit mysterious, the seating at the back corner lets you decide whether you want to be front & center or if you're rather sit back and take it all in. You can be as public or private as you'd like. If indoor seating isn't your thing, make your way outside to enjoy the fire pit and Germantown night sky. Just do us all a favor and refrain from smoking. Seeing cigarette butts along the patio or by (in??) the fire pit is not sexy and very off-brand. All the above said and noted, the back corner is not a huge space -- which is a plus and minus. It's a plus because it never becomes the cavernous mess of bass and desperation. The minus is crowds gonna crowd and with a lot of people, the space will be tight. I don't know how to fix that. I suppose a velvet rope and waitlist will keep crowds at bay but neither feels very Nashville. Hmm... Another minus (relating to the size) is that there's only one bar. One bar in a space this cool is a bit tight. I know the space behind the bar isn't huge but I would staff it with 3 bartenders at a time so as to keep up with the crowd. Because you're going to want to drink. A lot. The cocktail program at the back corner is a bit unusual for Nashville -- and very Miami. Expect rum, colors and a boozy punch. Actually, the menu could use a punch. Get on that, tbc. Re drink progression... start with the gimlet. It's pretty to look at and refreshing to drink. All the mixers, juices, etc. are made in house so you're getting quality fare. From there, hit the No. 4 and, then, the No. 2. If you're still upright, drink some water. Water? Who am I kidding? Cocktails! You're in Miami, [redacted]! Well, sorta. If you need some noshes, 5th & Taylor is serving up bites. Don't come here for dinner. Who eats food? Let the music and booze nourish your body. As perfect as the back corner is for DJ sets, live music (this *is* Nashville, after all) works as well. the back corner isn't the Downtown dance club people have wanted for a (looooong) while. But it is a welcome addition to the city's nightlife scene and, very possibly, you're new favorite place to go. Bienvenidos a Nashville.