Best late night food, especially if you're looking to enjoy a drink with it. Bartending staff is…read moreamazing, especially Justin! The decor is perfect for your Instagram feed and the seating is always comfortable. I've never had an issue with parking, and if you're looking for a dog-friendly patio/ somewhere to smoke, this is the spot for you. Don't forget to pay your respects to Penny, the beloved bar cat Don't miss karaoke Thursday nights, or the Sunday night jam! It's the best :)

I love the set up of this venue! The band playing was kind of a fusion of Jazz and Bluegrass. The…read morevolume was lively (I wore my earplugs), but still at a level where I could converse with my friend. I had a few drinks, and they were TOP NOTCH. When I run into a place that supposedly has good drinks, I have to order a Last Word. They nailed it. I ordered some food as well, and decided to go with the cheeseburger (note that it doesn't come with fries, and the fries are super pricy). The cheeseburger was definitely a step above typical bar food. I'd give it a 4/5. The food took about 20 minutes to come out, so a little slow, but manageable. I'll definitely be back. Seems like they have a fun rotation of music with different genres.

I really like this bar. It's cute and an intimate setting. Love the Playlist as well. I been twice…read morenow and the drinks are good as well as the friendly welcomed staff. Tried their deviled eggs and it was good. Definitely going to go back to try some of their other dishes and drinks.

Stopped by Fox Bar & Cocktail Club to meet a friend for a quick happy hour!…read more The oysters are half off, and they come in half-dozen portions for only $9--such a great deal! The East Coast oysters were definitely the standout for me--fresh and delicious. We also tried the miso deviled eggs, which were good but a little salty in some bites, and the smoked goat cheese, which was absolutely delicious! I ordered the Global Convenience, which came with a potato chip and caviar. I loved the presentation--it was such a fun touch! Service was excellent and attentive. The only downside was that the bar area is pretty loud, so it can be a little difficult to carry on a conversation. Overall, a great happy hour spot with delicious oysters, creative cocktails, and excellent service. I'd definitely come back!

A destination restaurant hiding inside a destination resort…read more When people think of the Gaylord Opryland, they usually think of the stunning indoor gardens, waterfalls, and sprawling atriums. What they may not realize is that tucked inside this incredible resort is one of the finest old-school steakhouses in Nashville. Old Hickory Steakhouse exceeded every expectation. A group of us settled in for what turned into a leisurely four-and-a-half-hour dinner, and honestly, it never felt rushed. It was the kind of evening where conversation flowed, wine glasses stayed full, and every course gave us another reason to linger a little longer. The dining room has timeless steakhouse elegance. Crisp white tablecloths, attentive but unobtrusive service, and gorgeous views overlooking the resort's indoor gardens make it feel like you're dining in a hidden oasis rather than inside a convention hotel. And then there's the food... We ordered enough to experience nearly every corner of the menu. The bone-in ribeye was beautifully marbled with a deeply caramelized crust and that rich, buttery flavor ribeye lovers chase. The tomahawk was every bit the showstopper. Perfectly aged, sliced for sharing, incredibly tender, and cooked to a gorgeous medium-rare. It was one of those centerpieces that makes everyone at neighboring tables stop and look. The double-cut pork chop deserves its own applause. Thick, juicy, perfectly grilled, with just enough char to add smoky depth while staying remarkably moist. The filet was everything a filet should be--fork tender with an elegant sear. The scallops were another standout. Beautifully caramelized with a golden crust while remaining silky and sweet inside. They disappeared almost immediately. We also shared the steak tartare, which was expertly prepared and beautifully balanced, followed by an artisan cheese selection that made a wonderful transition before dessert. The sides easily hold their own. The lobster mac and cheese was unapologetically rich and creamy. The loaded baked potato arrived overflowing with all the classic steakhouse indulgence. The French onion soup was deeply savory beneath its bubbling blanket of beautifully browned cheese. Even the Caesar salad impressed, served with crisp whole romaine leaves generously dressed and finished with plenty of Parmesan. Fresh warm rolls with whipped butter started the evening exactly the way every great steakhouse should. Dessert somehow found room despite all of that. The coconut cake was enormous, impossibly moist, layered with coconut, and paired with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce. It's absolutely meant for sharing, although you may not want to. Service throughout the evening was polished, knowledgeable, and perfectly paced. No one hurried us despite the length of our dinner, and every course arrived with impeccable timing. Yes, it's a splurge. But restaurants like this aren't simply about eating dinner. They're about slowing down, celebrating, sharing stories, and remembering why classic steakhouses have endured for generations. If you're staying at the Gaylord Opryland, don't make the mistake of leaving the resort for dinner. One of Nashville's best dining experiences may already be waiting just steps from your room. Life is simply too short not to eat well and travel well. Old Hickory Steakhouse lets you do both.

While at the The Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, we had time for one quick drink…read morebefore our show at the Grand Ole Opry. We chose to go to The Library, which is located within The Old Hickory Steakhouse, simply because we liked the name -- we figured a bar called The Library would be quiet and chill, and it was. All the cocktails had literary names and puns, such as Life of Chai, Gift of a Magi, and Treasure Island. I ordered Fahrenheit 451 (Old Hickory bourbon, raw sugar, Regan's orange bitters, and cherrywood smoke -- they actually set the drink on fire so it would smoke), and my sister had Great Expectations (Zephyr gin, Italicus, lemon, pomegranete, simple syrup, and Zardetto Prosecco). We really enjoyed our drinks, and despite being pricy (drinks ranged from $15 to $18, which, while not cheap, is not higher than most places), we would liked to have stayed for another one, but unfortunately we only had time for one round. [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026; Cheap Thrills]

This is one of our new favorite bars in Nashville! This is just a quirky and all around fun bar to…read morebe at. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, the menu was fun, and the ambience was so cool and unique! It's sort of a circus theme, which we found very cool. Most of all, we came in with a pretty large group. This bar is definitely more of a small, intimate vibe, so I'm sure bringing in as many people as we did stressed the staff out a bit. But still, our server did so amazingly. I wish I got our servers name so we could commend her! We will definitely be returning- thank you Tiger Bar for an amazing experience!

We loved Tiger Bar when it first opened. The cool décor, unique cocktails, tasty food, exceptional…read morestaff, and great music created an atmosphere that made it a fun and distinctive place for an evening out with my husband or friends. Sadly, since the change in ownership, it seems to have gone downhill quickly. On our recent visits, they no longer had the ingredients needed to make many of the cocktails, the food has essentially disappeared from the menu--with only popcorn available--and the music was so painfully loud that we felt like we needed earplugs. What was once a unique destination now feels like just another bar on the Gallatin strip, which is really disappointing because the original Tiger Bar had so much character and potential. At this point, I would even suggest considering a name change. Many of the older, glowing reviews reflect the Tiger Bar that existed under the previous ownership and, unfortunately, don't represent the experience today. If it had not been for the kind staff (I counted only 3 which may explain why tables were sticky) I would give zero stars. Giving 2 stars because the staff was friendly and kind and seemed to be trying , the bar tender did attempt to offer drink suggestions. They are not the blame for downfall of a once cool bar and vibe.

Great LGBTQ bar in the heart of Five Points East Nashville neighborhood..The vibe is chill earlier…read morein the evening. There is a good selection of drinks. My partner had an Old Fashion with bourbon and our friend had a Malibu Rum and Coke. I had the Pinot Noir. They were all great. The patio overlooks Woodland Street.and it is always wonderful!

Canvas was an unexpected find in the quiet neighborhood where it sits. We spent a very pleasant…read moreafternoon here with an excellent bartender keeping the drinks coming. Recommended.

So as a single girl in a new city I have been falling into the comfortable slump of staying home on…read morethe weekends tucked in bed with a good book in hand. In the spirit of getting out and making an effort to explore my new city I decided to find a place to go and enjoy a solo date night and grab a fancy drink. You know the vibes a Carrie Bradshaw moment but make it Nashville style. I found this place via instagram and read all the great reviews and decided to get out and try it. A cozy place tucked and hidden in the heart of east Nashville. It is somewhat hidden with a small parking area but I was fortunate enough to get parking right in front. I walked in and the decor is pops of red and black mixed with gold. The light is dim so it's a perfect date night spot or place to meet and have an intimate small group gathering. It wasn't busy and I enjoyed that there wasn't too many people. The vibes are relaxed and I was greeted right away. Checking out the menu I decided on a spicy margarita concoction with tajin. The bartender brought it out and it was the perfect blend of flavor, spice and alcohol. It was refreshing and sweet/spicy. Perfect. This place is the perfect solo date night spot or date spot with your special someone or catch up sessions with friends. I enjoyed sitting, sipping and writing this review. Solo dates can be daunting and being in a new city can be daunting as well but finding hidden gems like this make it worth while. There's a quote that I love and that's "if you never go you'll never know." Don't let this be a place youll never know... head to your date with this place. Head to Amsterdamian.

What a find! Located in East Nashville, we ventured into the Amsterdamian unsure of what our…read moreexperience would be. It's a discrete entrance in a small building next to a pizza shop. When you walk in you're transported into another world! This little cocktail lounge has a super chill vibe with the bar giving subtle shoutouts to one of my favorite cities, Amsterdam There's cute little couches and chairs to have some nice convo with friends and those you love all while sipping some amazing cocktails!! I got the What's My Sage Again which was super refreshing herbaceous and citrusy with gin, sage, peach & lime ‍ It was an absolute dream! My husband got Amalfitano, a citrusy gin old fashioned The cocktails.. on point! Absolutely recommend this place. The bartender was great and matched the vibe. I wish we had gotten his name but we were so impressed with the little gem we were sitting in we didn't make much small talk other than drink recommendations. They also have a few mocktails and snacks available. We were headed to dinner for our next stop so we didn't try anything but we definitely recommend this place if you are looking for some good cocktails in the area!

Not a bad bar- decent prices and attentive service. One negative is their parking lot uses license…read moreplate readers so recommend finding street parking and walking.

This place is one of the most fun in east Nashville, gets pretty packed but the overall vibe and…read moreambience was awesome.

Great smelling shop! Walk in aroma made you feel Happy &…read moresmiling like good ole back home with the family. Owner was very nice and welcome us to look. I purchased a cigar and he cut it V shape and some matches! Recommend this shop for your favorite stogies

Very nice lounge and very nice selection of cigars. Will definitely frequent this place while I'm…read morehere in Nashville.

Attaboy is an awesome little speakeasy with an awesome vibe. Vibe/mood is an understatement when it…read morecomes to this place as everything adds to the experience. From the cool way of entering (knock and someone will let you in assuming there is space available). Once inside, there is not a drink menu, instead your server (if seated at a table) or one of the bartenders (if seated at the bar) will ask a series of questions to determine what type of cocktail you might be interested in and from there, they go to work creating your cocktail. The team of bartenders and servers were super friendly and very welcoming. The place is relatively small but packs a real punch. While this was my first visit to Attaboy, it definitely won't be my last.

This great speakeasy is an awesome spot with great drink options…read more We grabbed drinks after dinner in a Saturday night and arrived around 8 pm. Our wait was only a few mins. The ice cubes come in big chunks and are hammered down to smaller pieces to fit your glass. The options for drinks are creative and enjoyable. I would recommend this spot to folks visiting Nashville or when we have a nice date night.

I just love this bar. Visiting my sis and this is her favorite hangout. Hit the jackpot on a…read moreWednesday night enjoying an awesome extraordinary fiddler. I wish I knew his name. Nice pour on the house wine served in glasses! Unlike most bars downtown you've got a great view of the band and you can sit in a chair! Friendly bartenders too! Def a bar with regulars and def underrated. Support this gem!

Loved this place. We usually hit Broadway but decided on something a little different and hit a few…read morelocal bars in this area. Not disappointed. The other guest were friendly and outgoing. The employees John and Maria were awesome. Maria went out of her way to make us feel welcome. The band was great. Love the oldies