After paying for our first round on a portable credit card machine and tipping 20%, we realized…read morethat they had already added a 20% tip. Lady's purses were searched at the door and men were patted down to keep us safe, but we were robbed by the bartender. Party of three, no signage to indicate an auto-grat.

If there is a special event going on, then check it out. We went on a night there was a 90s R&B…read moreevent. While it wasn't very crowded, the music was good. The drinks however were overpriced, small and watered down. The group enjoyed the hookah option though. Place has great potential.

Historic-meets-modern: Blueprint Underground offers a captivating and chic music experience. The…read moreplace has this cool balance of old Nashville charm and modern nightlife vibes. Blueprint really balances its elevated style and classy lounge atmosphere. Set in Printers Alley, it touches on Nashville's storied past--think open windows, mood lighting, and don't miss the cute butterfly mural visible from the patio. The menu is full of fun and inventive cocktails and I also have to give a shoutout to the staff... everyone was so kind and on top of things. You can tell they care about making people feel welcome, which made the whole night even better. I really cant say enough good things about the service. The club is a blend of glamorous surroundings and dynamic entertainment, just a couple of blocks from all the Broadway Honkey Tonk bars. I love Broadway and the country music, but this is definitely a fun place to experience a completely different kind of night. Inside, the red leather booths and the stage right over the marble bar make it feel like you've stepped into another era. It's got that classy lounge look, but at the same time the energy is upbeat and fun.

We came for a Bachelorette party and while we did have fun with one another, it was pretty dead in…read morethere for a Friday night. The music was alright, it was more so 2010s pop/hip-hop and we were hoping for some more modern hits that were on the radio right now (love that genre btw, but that era of music wasn't the vibe). While they were great as I was scheduling our bottle service with them leading up to the event, they were unfortunately nonexistent after the fact. We noticed the total on our receipt looked a bit high for what we got, so I emailed to request an itemized receipt to understand what had happened, and was basically ignored, even after additional follow-up. They just stopped responding altogether. When I tried to call, I couldn't get a hold of anyone to help either. So just beware of your bill and make sure to take care of that in person (hard because you're probably drunk), because they'll drop off once they have your money. For this reason, I wouldn't recommend.

I always have a great time when I go to Play. Great vibes, great people, the best bartenders, and…read morealways the most entertaining show in Nashville.

I came here for the first time for a dog rescue benefit- a doggie drag show. It was so much fun!…read moreI'm not super familiar with that part of town but it was easy to find and I even found free parking behind the building- a rare treasure in Nashville.

Always meant to go here, but never followed through until last night when my bestie Kim invited me…read moreto hear a Journey tribute by the band Resurrection. I'd never heard of them, but... Journey, right? I'm a metalhead primarily, but enjoy quite a few other types. Not a huge fan of country unless it's funny, but that's another story. I checked out the hours on Yelp, naturally, because where else, and noticed there hadn't been a review since around 2015. I'm about to rectify that... It's only getting 4 stars due to parking. It's not marked and you guess that all the cars directly across the street are PROBABLY where you should go... and once you get inside, and sign tells you that it IS correct. Confusing. Would you be towed? I have a handicap tag and I parked in front of the building to the right of them next to two very large pickup trucks. Wasn't towed, no ticket. Thank God. Fluke? Lucky? Don't know... When we went up the weird little steps... not exactly handicap accessible... it's a fairly dark crowded place with a wide aisle separating tables from the check-in area, a small serving area, the long bar, more tables the stage, and access to the upstairs seating area. The lady that checked us in verified Kim's name in a book even though she ordered her tickets through some app... didn't even need to scan the QR code! We were given our little bracelets and went to find a table... hopefully... as it fills up FAST there! However, as soon as we got the bracelet on, we were headed past two young ladies who gave us FREE PASSES TO NEXT WEEK'S GUNS 'N ROSES TRIBUTE! Yep! Have bracelets to get into that for free, thanks to Jadan Geren and Rachel Dame. Thanks, dolls! We will try to make it! Thankfully, a sweet married couple by the names of Shannon and Brandon had a couple of free chairs at their table, so we had a place to sit, and it was close to both bar and stage. A pole was kind of in the way, but... sitting. Table. Nice couple. Thankful. The prices aren't too bad. Bottled beer was $4.50, mixed drinks I'm not sure of as I was the designated driver. Bottled water $1... fries $2.50, onion rings $2.99. Combos like burgers and fries $8... grilled cheese and fries I think was $7 or $7.50... they have things like fried pickles or cheese sticks for about $8... sorry I couldn't get a pic of the paper sheet that was a menu... ours was wrinkled, and they're a dark wine color... The opening act, which wasn't advertised, wasn't bad if you like a predominantly country, raspy voiced acoustic guitar kinda guy. His name was "Bobby". Just... Bobby. Was told he played in Nashville 6 days a week. I can see it. He's pretty good. Just not what anyone wanted to hear for a couple of hours while waiting for a Journey tribute... and I heard people complaining left and right. And yawning. Yep. Yawning. It was the fact raspy voices don't have much range, and after about an hour he was beyond monotonous... Once Resurrection came on stage? It got hopping!!! The bar had pretty much run out of food during Boring Bobby, so people need to eat EARLY. The acoustics are pretty good, the bass beat even vibrates the floor! The employees are ALL really nice. Customers/venue goers (whatever you want to call the people that bought tickets) are pretty nice, but have no compunction whatsoever of blocking your view. None. The open floor in front of the stage isn't that big and they will cram themselves on it or block the aisle leading to it, making it hard to get to your table if it's close to the stage and you went to the bar or the restrooms located to the right of the bar. Oh well. Concert. Happy rocking people. Deal with it, right? I'll update if Kim and I make it to the GNR tribute...

Not entirely sure how long this rendition has been here (bars in the area change names so…read morefrequently), but I think they may finally have a winner! It's a good sized club and they play a lot of good music. I've heard everything from funk to edm to hip hop. They bring in many great local artists to showcase their skills all the time. It's a good place to hang out and hear some good tunes. I have a blast every time I go.