This is my second time coming here in the last few years. So easy, so efficient. Years ago when I…read moregot my real ID I brought all my paperwork and waited maybe 15 minutes to be helped and was done within another 15 minutes. Today, I went in for an address change. I got all my paperwork- turns out I didnt need that. I just filled out my information at a kiosk and was out within 10 minutes. The front desk/check in lady was so helpful and so kind.

I went to renew my license and it took an hour, which is the longest I've ever had to wait at this…read morelocation. The shortest wait time has been 15 minutes on good day. Staff was helpful and nice.

We recently bought a used car in Nashville and had trouble getting it to pass an emissions test…read more The people working here have been super friendly over the phone, and in person. Very informative folks, and they go out of their way to help you. A class act all around. There doesn't seem to be an actual "DMV" in Tennessee; this particular part of the government is with the Department of Health. Makes logical sense, but not where I would have thought to look for first.

Since it is a necessary evil, I can appreciate fast and convenient service at an emissions testing…read morestation. They finally accept Visa and MasterCard so it is even easier to get your tags renewed in Davidson County.

If you want to renew your tags, TN is waiving Class A & B state registration fees for those whose…read moretags are expiring between now and June 30th 2023. A renewal isn't free since only the state portion is waived, but that'll make your car tag only about $61 with the 2% credit card fee. When I asked why, the clerk didn't know but I had no complaints.... Any discount is GREAT! I learned that you can only renew tags for others ONLY if the tag has expired within 90 days. Any older expirations will need the registered owner to come in person and renew their own tags. So I was unable to give a gift of tag renewal which would have been a "novel" and unorthodox Christmas present. Another fun fact I learned was that TN Residents can go to any Driver License station in ANY COUNTY! I suppose getting rid of emissions testing was the best thing for efficiency They close at 4:30pm so I recommend coming in by 4pm in case there's a line. Since there were only about 2 other customers already being served, the security officer took me straight to a customer service representative at an available window. Everyone there was very pleasant and I was in and out so quickly.

I have worked with Ronnie Perkins at the Davidson County Clerk for over 10 years for business…read morelicense services. He is EXTREMELY responsive and one of the most knowledgeable people at Metro. Can't recommend Ronnie and the entire Business License Department enough!

I had an extremely upsetting experience at this USPS location in Nashville. The clerk I worked with…read morewas unnecessarily difficult and dismissive. She made me redo my boxes three separate times. I used a white label and removed the Priority branding from the top, yet she repeatedly told me I could not send the package -- even though the exact same label was visibly hanging at the counter and is clearly used by others. When I tried to calmly point this out, she told me I "wasn't listening" and spoke down to me instead of explaining things professionally. Her tone and behavior felt judgmental from the start, and it seemed clear she simply didn't like me and decided to make the process as difficult as possible. The worst part was that she appeared to find the situation amusing, doing this in front of other customers while I became increasingly stressed. I ultimately left without being able to mail my gifts and was nearly in tears. Customer service should never feel humiliating. This experience was completely unacceptable and needs to be addressed

Wow, I'm surprised they don't have 5 stars! I have been here multiple times and have had a great…read moreexperience each time. I've never had to wait more than 15 minutes and the staff are so amazing and nice. I think they do a great job and I've never had any issues!

Fantastic experience ! Very knowledgeable employees , that get you in and out quickly ! I have…read morebeen there numerous times , each visit very thankful for dealing with friendly competent employees !

Music City, USA aka the town in which my dad lived. I've…read morebeen fortunate enough to visit Nashville many times over the years. Taking in all things touristy as well as non-touristy. The city is beautiful with incredible architecture, live music, famous buildings, etc. It's well loved and well cared for. There's something for everyone in Nashville!

Last month, my sister and I went to Nashville, Tennessee. It was a short trip, Friday February 27…read moreto Monday March 2, but it was a fantastic trip. We went to Nashville to see a 25th anniversary performance of the music from the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou" presented by the Grand Ole Opry. While I am not particularly into country and bluegrass, my sister is, so I have seen several country and bluegrass shows, and I am always up for travelling to a new place. We flew to Nashville on Friday February 27, arriving around 11pm, so it was strictly a travel day. We had a brief layover at the San Francisco airport, which was fortunately enough time to have a late lunch/early dinner, as that was our only opportunity to eat a full meal. We stayed at Hyatt House, which was located downtown and close to many attractions. On Saturday February 28, we went to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and had an early dinner at Sedona Taphouse. We then had a quick look around the Gaylord Opryland Convention Center and one drink at The Library, a bar within the Gaylord Opryland Convention Center, before the show. Sunday March 1, our second and last full day in Nashville, we had breakfast at Kitchen Notes, located in the Omni Hotel, and then walked around the Music City Walk of Fame Park before our tour at Hatch Show Print. I grabbed a quick snack from the nearby Assembly Food Hall, and then we continued walking around the downtown area, passing by the Ryman Auditorium, which was home to the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974 (we only took a look around the outside, as we didn't have time or energy for a tour). We walked along Broadway, a street known for its neon signs and honky tonk bars, and then across the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. We had a nice dinner at Sixty Vines, then walked down Music Row, although there wasn't much to see in the evening. We went back to the Assembly Food Hall and had a drink at Dolly Wines, a bar serving Dolly Parton wines, before heading back to Broadway to check out the neon lights at night. We went into Lainey Wilson's Bell Bottoms Up, but being 10pm on a Sunday, they were closing up, so we purchased our drinks and took them downstairs to Bayou Keys, where we caught the last half hour of the duelling pianos performance. Monday March 2, we had a 4pm flight, so we had time to check out the East Nashville area. We had lunch at Joyland and walked around the neighbourhood, looking at the murals in the area. I was also able to complete an important task -- mail a package to my friend in Maryland. On our way back to Vancouver, we had a three hour layover at the Denver airport, which was enough time to relax and grab dinner at Elway's Taproom & Grill. I loved my trip to Nashville and would not hesitate to go again, but it's not a city in which I would want to live. It was fun as a tourist, but I don't drive, and it's not a pretty city (at least not the parts that we saw). [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026; Cities]

Sharing some love for my local library branch! The Nashville Public Library system is pretty…read moreexpansive, and this little location in East is my go-to stop for picking up books on hold, or getting a change of scenery while working remotely. There's a small parking lot and some free street parking. If you're not used to turning into the Five Points neighborhood, I recommend going down to 10th Street and looping back around. The Nashville Public Library has an easy-to-use website, where you can place books on hold from any branch. They also have several e-books available to borrow, if that's your thing! Holds are available for pick-up on the shelves to the left of the main desk, and then you can walk around to the other side of the desk for the self-checkout scanner. Returns can be dropped off outside the building on the lower level (to the left of the front entrance). Because of its small size, this branch can get busy pretty quickly. Even still, it's nice to have such a cute little library in our neighborhood.

Came here to get some work done. Library is small, there are some tables off to one side with…read moreoutlets on them, wooden chairs, a cushiony chair or two, a few computers for people to use. Wifi is good, plenty of parking.