Such a great experience!! The service was top notch! I was very impressed with how busy the…read morerestaurant was on a Tuesday and yet the staff was so attentive. I brought new customers and they were super happy with their whole experience.

Great place to have cocktails with the girls. Not only is the food pretty but the service was…read moreamazing! Our server works at another location and told my friend about this place I feel horrible I can't remember her name right now but she's a ginger super sweet and took care of us and answered all of our crazy questions. Brittany??? I had the cheeseburger and it was a double cheeseburger and it was so delicious with side of salad. (Photo didn't turn out) My friend had the burger & french fries so I got to try them and they were also delicious. Inside a dark and moody and cool and temperature so you can come in and get out of the heat enjoy a cocktail and a nice lunch. It's nice to not be under such bright light and crowded places. I really like the atmosphere here quiet swanky and had nice music. Friends request we shared the double eggs they were definitely something to try. And she had the chicken pot pie and said it was so delicious she licked the bowl clean.

Oh Barrel Room at the Gaylord Texan, once a moody, swanky little cave of cocktails, now with a…read morepatio. Because what every dimly lit whiskey bar needed was a splash of Vitamin D and the distant echo of a convention attendee on a Bluetooth headset. Let's start with the good stuff: the Old Fashioned Whoever's behind the bar clearly went to the Hogwarts School of Cocktail Wizardry, because that drink arrives smoother than a country club apology. Pros: * That Old Fashioned, again, deserves its own fan club. * Still a classy joint if you squint and face away from the light. * Great people-watching, if you're into cowboy hats and expense accounts. Cons: * They turned the sexy cave into a summer porch. * The mysterious, brooding ambiance has been replaced with... sunshine? * I didn't come here to feel refreshed. I came to feel cloaked in mahogany and regret. Bottom line: the Barrel Room is still worth a visit if you're looking to class up your cocktail game before sliding into a steak-induced food coma at Old Hickory.

Terrible service - not accommodating even later into the evening. Don't expect to get a seat at…read morethis restaurant.

We were back here back in early March and everything was absolutely divine. Kids enjoyed their…read moremeal. The iced chai was very good and extremely happy with the "to go" cup. Joshua was our waiter and he attended to us frequently to see that we were happy. We sat outside but the inside is cozy but outside was better with 2 toddlers.

Enjoyed a bowl of Lobster bisque and a bowl of French onion soup with my sweetheart. I also had…read morebread sticks to go with my bisque. The service was very good with a pleasant waiter makes Frankie. He kept our water glasses filled and checked on us multiple times. The restaurant was busy but we enjoyed our time together there. There was a woman singing and a guy playing guitar.

Hoppin' Grapevine is an interesting concept! You check in, put a card on file and get a wristband…read more Food and specialty cocktails is order via a QR code at tables. They do let you know that there is an automatic 20% tip added to your tab up front, which you can add too if checking out using the link they text you. The special thing is they have a wall where you pick your own beer, cider and wine(?) that you activate with your wristband and are charged per ounce. I love the drink concept because it allows for folks to try a little bit of various options ... which they do have a number of local options on their wall. This is what I would return for, and bring friends to tet before we end up at another activity. Food wise: got a smash burger which came with fries, which if I order it again I'd probably change cheeses and ask for some pepper to season the fries a bit more ... all personal preferences... but was ok for something to eat to off set the two drinks I had while there. I also got some tacos to go for my husband. Again personal preference, he would have liked more seasoning/spice on the actual meat of the taco vs being as reliant on the salsa. So, on our next visit we might just stick with shareables/apps with our drinks.

First time here! Weather was good so we sat outside, the person who greeted us was beyond nice and…read moreexplained how everything worked (sorry I forgot his name) I absolutely loved the concept, I am a beer person but by the time I finish it is warm so this time I poured a little of each beer kind of like my own beer flight. I also tried the margarita and Paloma. Very good. The burgers were really good and the truffle fries delicious. I really wanted to try the steak so will be back on Tuesday , that's when they put it on the menu. They have activities like trivia and a nice patio with games, plenty of parking and the place was very clean. Staff super attentive! I would give them 9/10 the only reason I am not giving a 10 is , you're obligated to pay 20% tip and it's automatically included. Is basically a self service place, tip should be at your own discretion.

Cool and fun experience at the Cave Society underneath Hotel VIN. Small (maybe holds 25), intimate…read moreand romantic. Definitely make reservations to ensure you can enjoy the experience. I'll return again, especially with out-of-town guests.

Me and my friends had such a fun girls night here in this unique, intimate space! The sommelier was…read morevery helpful with helping us pick out wines and was very attentive!

Very pleasant surprise on the quality of the drinks and food over here. Mario was very hospitable…read moreand attentive. He can also make a mean martini! I tried the chicken carciofo (artichoke) and it was crispy and delicious. Very underrated to grab a tasty bite that looks nice too.

It's not a bad place and the bartender Alexandra was great but it's just a run of the mill hotel…read morerestaurant

During my visit, I enjoyed sitting at Silver bar while chatting with my colleagues and just taking…read morein the scenery. I ordered an old fashion and it did not disappoint. Good conversation, good vibes and a good drink is always a win in my book.

Main bar in the Gaylord Texan Resort. Grand ole Texas feel. From the decor to the bartenders…read moreuniforms. The staff was very down home and personable. The drinks were "hotel expensive " as you can expect but they were made just right so no complaints. Several conferences were going on so after 9 everyone seemed to converge here. I found it to be very comfortable, great vibes and could hv sat there for hours.

Forgot to take pictures...went for a large family dinner. Loved the Thai chili Brussels sprouts,…read morequail knots and calamari. Enjoyed the lamb and more Brussel sprouts. Kind and classy servers. Fancy, upscale, and great place for steaks and fish dishes.

I came here for early dinner and ended up trying quite a bit from the menu. The restaurant itself…read moreis really nice. It's quiet, cozy, and has a great atmosphere for a relaxed dinner! The portions are also huge Our server was wonderful from start to finish. He was friendly, attentive, and checked on us often without being overbearing. The service was honestly the best part of the experience. We started with the Sichuan calamari, and this was easily the highlight of the meal. It was perfectly crispy, the glaze had just the right amount of sweetness and heat, and the seasoning gave it a nice kick without overpowering the calamari. It was one of the best calamari dishes I've had and definitely raised my expectations for everything that followed. Next was the tenderloin bruschetta, and unfortunately this one just didn't work for me. The flavors didn't come together, and it was much saltier than it needed to be. It felt like there were too many things happening on the plate without much balance. I wouldn't order it again. For the entrées, the Chilean Sea Bass was very good. The fish was flaky and cooked well, the risotto was creamy, and the sauce brought everything together without being too heavy. It was one of the stronger dishes we ordered. The lobster stuffed ravioli was another solid choice. The filling was generous, there was plenty of lobster on top, and the vodka sauce complemented everything nicely without taking over. It was rich but still well balanced. We also tried the New Zealand rack of lamb. This one had mixed reviews at our table. It wasn't as tender as I was hoping, but I didn't dislike it and again I didn't love it! The blackened exterior and the wine reduction gave it good flavor, but it just wasn't particularly memorable. My favorite entrée ended up being the tomahawk pork chop. The pork itself was juicy, flavorful, and cooked really well. I wasn't a huge fan of the pineapple bourbon glaze since I didn't think it added much to the dish, but the quality of the meat made up for it. We also had the strawberry spinach salad, which was fresh and a nice lighter option alongside all the richer dishes. Then there was also a side dish with green beans and almond and again no complains there. Overall, I left feeling a little conflicted. The service was outstanding, the atmosphere was great, and the portions were very generous. The food itself was a mix of really good dishes and others that completely missed the mark. After such an incredible start with the calamari, I expected the rest of the meal to be on the same level, but it just never got there. I'm glad we tried it, but I don't think it's a place I'd rush back to.