I visited Analog when I recently attended the Clejan show. I had never been so I was unsure what to…read moreexpect. The venue was large with the right amount of seating and standing room along with the balcony views from above. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would absolutely attend another event at Analog.

Perfect place to hold events, as was witnessed by me & my boyfriend attending the A Night In The…read morePocket: Presented by Yamaha Drums event. Amazing ambiance, food, & service here. Look no further for your place to host an event!

Great shop, great owner! super fun place to shop and hang. great prices too! Favorite record…read moreshop in Nashville!

Nick is so awesome! He always find my favorite vinyl records for me. Love hanging out and find some…read morecool vinyls.

I likely would've purchased some vinyl if I wasn't traveling as they have a killer selection! Love…read morethe shirt designs and picked up one!

This is a record store / gift store / studio owned by Jack White of the White Stripes and others…read more They offer tours of the studio, but they don't let you take your phone or camera with you during the studio tour. So I don't have any photos of the studio and offices, which is a bummer because there are so many neat things to see. I definitely recommend doing the tour, though! Our tour guide was Ben Blackwell, who is an executive at Third Man, a musician, and oh, Jack White's cousin! He's a cool cat and told us lots of stories about the people who have recorded at Third Man, and the things that have gone down. If you have a chance to get Ben as your tour guide, you will be in for a treat. The tour itself was a little under an hour. The Third Man shop is where you CAN take photos, and it's a good thing because there are also lots of interesting things to see in the shop, like White Stripes paraphernalia, a record listening booth, a Wax-o-Matic machine where you can make your own red wax guitar figurine, an area to play guitars, almost every record you can imagine on the Third Man record label, Maggot Brain magazine (which is published by Third Man Records), clothing, posters and lots more. If you're a White Stripes, Raconteurs or Jack White fan, you definitely need to stop in. It's so neat to be in a studio where all kinds of musical magic happens! And even if you're not, you might become a fan just by visiting.

Historic and iconic, the Ryman is my favorite music venue in Nashville. The daytime tour of the…read moreRyman is a great option for tourists and locals alike to go behind the scenes and learn and see more of the history of the "mother church", as it's called. At night, there's no venue I'd rather choose for a concert! There's practically no bad seat in the house; unfortunately, there are a few seats directly behind pillars that do get sold as viable seats. Other than that, any seat in this rather intimate venue is worthwhile. I've had the privilege of seeing numerous shows here (Opry tapings, Carly Pearce, Brandon Lake, Vance Joy, etc.) and would recommend both ground and balcony level seating! Tonight, I saw the fifth annual Breland & Friends concert benefitting Oasis from balcony section 13, row A, seats 1-2 - and dare I say that's the best view I've had yet. Front row of the balcony seating, center stage, room to stretch legs - unbeatable! Service is solid at the Ryman - from ushers to guide you to your seats to bartenders serving food and drinks. Security tonight seemed patient and friendly, too, setting the stage for a great night ahead!

When on Broadway, one doesn't typically notice the Ryman is just a half block back. Move towards…read morethe Hilton, look back and there it is and in a somewhat dominating way. This is the historic "Mother Church of Country Music," and is still famous for its near-perfect acoustics and iconic oak pews. Walking the permitter of the outside is impressive enough, including the statues of country music icons such as George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe, Charley Pride, and Little Jimmy Dickens. Inside, a statue of Roy Acuff and Minnie Pearl sits in the lobby. These sculptures celebrate artists who shaped the venue's 130-year history. Then there were to huge performers buses within the small parking lot, a reminder that the Grand Ole Opry may have moved to the suburbs, but this place still shines as a performance venue.

If you already know about this place, I can't offer you much: it met every expectation. Beautiful…read morespace (I'd not been to the old location so no comparison to give), flawless service, eventful and delicious cuisine! If you don't know about this place, imagine The Bear meets The Menu, but without anxiety attacks or murder. Staff with just the right amount of personality, and all incredibly knowledgable. And the wines, the wines the wines! The petite pairing is a fantastic option for lighter drinkers who don't want to miss out on the full experience. A memorable birthday dinner for our family and I wish The Catbird Seat many more successful years! A Nashville jewel at this point.

So many interesting mixtures of flavors are ingredients, and they all work well for the most part!…read moreThe menu for that evening is included in the photos, but my personal favorite was the stuffed chicken wing! They also had some great drinks with a mixologist that had some very smart suggestions. The restaurant features a caffeinless coffee drink that is highlighted in a few drinks, and its made of sweet potato, how smart! Definitely a must visit in Nashville!

I have been a photographer for over 55 years, started using Boutique Film Lab this year . They are…read moreamazing!

I tried Boutique Film Lab just recently after finding them online. They are in Nashville TN and…read moreclose to where we live. I have only sent in two rolls of 35mm at this time. The quality of their work is outstanding. The scans don't show any dust and the color is awesome. I am now experimenting with some Fuji 400 film and look forward to those results. Been using Kodak 400. I highly recommend this lab for your film!

Battle Tapes is an independently owned and run recording studio in East Nashville that has been the…read morebirthplace of some fantastic tunes by local rock bands including but not limited to De Novo Dahl, Be Your Own Pet, JEFF, The Carter Administration, Apollo Up, Timbre, Turncoats and Hotpipes. It's owned and run by Jeremy Ferguson and Tony Read, and it's home to some really impressive equipment. Ferguson has been working as a producer and engineer for several years now, and he has his mixing down to a science. He and his people are willing to work with bands who have had very little exposure, and his albums always turn out well. Unfortunately, I can't provide an address for Battle Tapes, but you can visit their website and e-mail them any questions you have. Their website also has a list of gear (which is pretty impressive by any standards).

From the owner: Analog and digital recording studio. We DO NOT have…read morerehearsal space for rent.

This is my second time coming here. I love this spot. It is huge and even being as expansive as it…read moreis, it still manages to feel intimate. There are lots of small nooksand booths where guests gather and spend happy moments sharing great food and drinks. I had the Pinewood Bowl & coffee. The coffe was not great, but the bowl was amazing!! The bowl was such a huge serving. With a huge blob of avocado and plenty of queso frescoes sprinkled on top of the eggs, there was definitely enough for two. When we arrived, it was actually a beat before we were seated. We were told they were short seaters and servers. That helped me to be a little more understanding when our service actually ended up being quite slow. But like I said, the food is amazing, and the service is friendly as they try their best to help us as quickly as posdible. There is also a lot going on outside, in addition to the bowling alley in the back. Our is decimals a great spot to check out!!

Really fun atmosphere here. It strikes a nice balance, cozy enough to open up a laptop and knock…read moreout some work, but also a great quick Saturday brunch spot to get the day going. The bowling is more of a side show than the main event, but it's a fun cherry on top that sets the place apart.