Staying at the Indigo Downtown Nashville and came here for happy hour after check in…read more Stunning setting: super high ceilings with detail and gorgeous chandeliers, a beautiful bar and pretty lights, nostalgic decor, cushy comfy seats and excellent service. Had Steve be our server, and he was great: personable, engaging, and attentive. After being my nosey self, I learned that he is a singer/ songwriter as well. Steve made us some great drinks, ( my Hey There Delilah was amazing), and hubby had 3 Tiki Mai Tai's -really good! Had a pretzel and Tennessee cheese plate during happy hour--perfect!--but stayed for dinner (yummy chicken with rice and broccolini) and the talented Brian Allison providing entertainment. Great night!!!

The 4 of us had dinner here a few nights ago. I relied on Open Table as we were new to Nashville,…read moreand wanted a nice space, good food, and music without a lot of hassle. I suspect that Nashville is full of places like this, but it takes time that we didn't have to work through the many options. CONS - None Really +/- 1. We were served by one trainee and another more established waiter. There were some minor service glitches, particularly with missing asparagus, and forgetting to ask us about dessert. 2. Gayle and Erin ordered their steak medium rare which is exactly what they got, but seemed bit surprised that it was redder than they expected. However, it was not enough to send it back. PROS 1. Nice Room and a great booth that nicely softened the dining room noise and music. 2. We actually enjoyed our waiters, despite occasional confusion. In this town you wonder whether they're some aspiring musician that we'll point to some day? 3. The duo playing the music were very good and took requests. 4. The food (including the meat for Erin and Gayle) was quite good and reasonably priced. Jim and I had the chicken bowls that looked healthy, and probably were. I enjoyed a nice dry Riesling, while Jim went for beer, and the Sisters opted for a nice Chardonnay.

Very pretty bar, very pretty drinks, very pretty seating area. We had pretty good service, with…read moreour server keeping a distance yo let us talk and only checking in periodically. I had a purple martin". It was VERY pretty, but did not taste good. Once I mixed the dual layered drink, it was FANTASTIC! This is a nice place to stop in for drinks, especially you want to impress your friends. I have the feeling it gets quite busy at night.

Great place for a date night or after work drink with friends. The dark, moody atmosphere make it…read morecozy and give it a cool and chic vibe. The bartenders are hospitable and knowledgeable of the menu and other classic drinks. The drinks are on the pricier side but it's a lounge not a sports bar so the prices are expected.

Mother's Ruin in Germantown is a great spot for dinner and drinks or a place to stop before going…read moreout. The whipped feta is definitely a must order. It comes with a lot of bread and is so good. Their smashburger is also really good, and the waffle fries are amazing. The drinks are a highlight too. I loved the skinny margaritas, and the frozen blackberry mule was so good. They have a really nice patio that's perfect for hanging out. The only downside is that I feel like they close the patio/space a little early around 10 PM, and after that the inside gets extremely packed and it's hard to move around. The mozzarella sticks were good, but a lot of them were missing cheese, which was disappointing. Overall, still a really fun spot with great food, drinks, and atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out for a casual dinner or drinks before heading out.

Love! We stopped in after dinner because we had always heard about Mother's Ruin. We are kicking…read moreourselves for waiting so long! It was such a fun environment on a Saturday evening. The bartender, AJ, was hustling but still found time to be welcoming and attentive. Our cocktails were great - we had one of their signatures as well as a mezcal margarita. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend it for an update classic bar feel.

White Limozeen is such a fun spot for brunch with the girls! The pink theme is so cute, and they…read morereally lean into creating a fun, upbeat atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor space is especially fun, and there's even a pool! For the table, we ordered the large grazing table, which was a great way to start the meal and snack while we enjoyed our drinks. For my main dish, I ordered the Caesar salad with salmon, and it was delicious! It was light, fresh, and the perfect lunch before a busy day of exploring Nashville. Between the fun atmosphere, pretty setting, and delicious food, White Limozeen is definitely a great brunch stop when visiting Nashville!

Beautiful space!! Decorations and ambiance were picture perfect. Staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Food and drinks were a little disappointing. Both of our cocktails were just okay. We didn't feel a need to stay for a second. We did also order 2 raspberry lemon drop shots and those were fantastic. Food was meh. Burger did it's job but not note worthy. Ahi tuna was just awful. I couldn't even take a second bite. Tables were small and not comfy. Our high top had no space or hook for a purse or even on the chairs, they had a rounded back, so was forced to hold out purses in our laps. Worth a trip, but not a second.

Such a fun place to have a night out with the girls! Especially when there's a mechanical bull,…read morelive music, and line dancing! Seeing the mechanical bull honestly made my whole night haha. Even if I didn't last very long on it it was still totally worth it! The live music and line dancing definitely added to the vibe, and my group and I had a great time joining in and dancing around :)

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.

This has been another rooftop on my list to try. I came here for a Denim on Denim event hosted by…read moreLemons to Lemonade. It was a great networking event that was cutely decorated. The women were amazing and the event couldn't have happened on a better evening. The weather was amazing. The bartenders were super helpful and very nice. The staff came around with appetizers for us to try different things on the menu and the food did not disappoint. I loved the denim burger and the ahi tuna tataki. I can't wait to come back. This would be a great date night, solo date, or place go with friends. I totally recommend.

Hotel restaurants are really stepping it up and Denim is no exception. We were impressed not only…read moreby the menu, but the outstanding service received by Kenneth. We chose to sit outside by the pool. Although a different friendly employee took our order initially, Kenneth regularly checked in on us. We ordered the Dutch Croquettes and Strawberries and Burrata. Both items exceeded our expectations. The portions were the right size and flavors present and balanced. The fried croquettes paired well with the pickled vegetables and house mustard. The short rib interior was cooked and portioned well. The interior remained soft, while the exterior provided the expected crisp. The strawberries and burrata entree was fresh, aperitive, and had a pleasing blend of flavors and textures. Plus the weather made it a lovely night to sit outside by the pool. Overall we would definitely choose to eat here again if staying at the Joseph in Nashville.

The pizza was really delicious！…read more It was the most delicious pizza I had in the past 4years of living in US.

Man, we stopped here on a bar hopping trip. Its maybe 10 of us, came into this beautiful…read moreestablishment. From my experience tho, thats all it is. We went straight to the bar and ordered drinks and some fries. We got drinks and they were butcher's. Everyone in the group said the same, like wtf. They also put us out almost an hour before they closed. So i wont recommend them no-one on my behalf even with a beautiful view and establismment.. Peace

Lainey's place had great food!! The Cajun twist on the menu items is plum delectable, and…read moreeverything was cooked beautifully. Very generous portions! Our server was a very sweet young lady named Darren, she was very attentive. The atmosphere was very fun, the live music was excellent! Zach Scott, he's got new fans in us, and his friend Austin was great too! The shrimp in the shrimp cocktail were ginormous; I ordered that and the dirty fries, thinking they'd be little appetizers. I couldn't finish them! The seasoning on the shrimp was so yummy, and the Cajun cocktail sauce was a perfect pairing. The dirty fries had this amazing sauce and mixed with the seasoning, onions, cheese, etc. I almost couldn't stop eating it. Savory goodness! My son's steak was cooked perfectly medium rare, topped with a delicious dollop of Cajun butter. My (teenage)daughter had the Cajun pasta, which was creamy and scrumptiously seasoned. She made sure we all tried a bite, after she composed herself- this dish brought her to tears! My mother had an off menu item, a summer fruit salad dish with prosciutto, she said she could eat that every day! My hubby had the pulled pork grilled cheese, it was a juicy, meaty entree and the candied jalapeños added a delightful flavor-twist that really leveled it up. (For it being labeled as a grilled cheese, it could use a little more cheese.) The sweet potato waffle fries were crispy and delicious. We'll definitely be back, can't wait to plan our next trip to Nash!

After having a drink at the Butterfly Bar, we walked along Broadway to see the neon lights at night…read moreand stopped in at Lainey Wilson's Bell Bottoms Up. It was just after 10pm and unfortunately they were closing up, but the bartender made us a round of drinks and said that we could take them downstairs to Bayou Keys to see the duelling pianos. Disappointing that they were closing up, but the drinks we ordered were tasty, and the bartender was nice. [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026]