Spoke with a call representative for their all call number named Chloe (Khloe?), she gave me all…read moreaccurate information for my first visit. She made sure to let me know, everything i could possibly need for my visit.... Couldn't have asked for someone to better help me with my experience, her kindness and compassion over the phone for her job alone will make me return for many more times to come!!

This is one of the worst bowling experiences ever. The floor Is not the real floor they use in…read morebowling Alleys and there is no oil on the lanes the walk up on the lane is not the full length. Would give 0 stars if it was an option.

We have been members for years and absolutely love the club and the staff. Too many Cali…read moretransplants since the pandemic tho. Seriously, if you are from the west coast go join Westhaven or the Groves . . . you will fit in better there . . . very douchy, just like home.

Worst place I have ever golfed. Never ending noise. Constant construction and ground maintenance…read moreequipment running every day almost all day. I have been told sometimes they start at 5:30/6 AM even though there's a noise ordinance in Franklin.

This place is awesome! Especially love Gary the bartender! Bowling, arcade, drinks and food!read more

This was an awesome experience. great drinks and awesome service! great date nite as wellread more

Great course & beautiful community to visit! I had a great time also taking a Pedego Bike tour…read morethrough the neighborhoods!

I most definitely would give 4 and a half stars if allowed. We dined here for a birthday, we were…read moretreated so well. We had a toddler with us who wanted mac and cheese, we asked for it to come out first and it was there in a jiffy. The grown up food was so delicious, we had steak frites, Westhaven salad, and a special caprese gnocchi. Plus a birthday brownie, everything was cooked to perfection and delicious. We have heard that the chef is somewhat new. Doing a great job as far as we can tell. We look forward to returning.

I went here last March for a showcase held by a record label. The venue itself seemed pretty cool,…read moreit had an upstairs and downstairs area, each with a stage. There was a fixed bar downstairs too, and then a makeshift one upstairs. I gotta say though, for the amount of people there (probably close to 200) it was just too small. I wasn't able to see the downstairs stage the entire time because of the amount of people. Upstairs wasn't as bad, but they had tables set up for you to stand at and those took up a lot of room. I would have definitely enjoyed it more had there been less people.

Overall: Great price for drinks, and good food! I especially liked their peanut butter flavored…read morebeer, and the hot honey pizza! Service: Serve yourself (except for food), and easy enough to comprehend with their wristband method! Ambiance: This location is up and coming, and hopefully it gets more lively as more people visit. I like that they have different games available!

The Nashville Brew Project brought me here, but the amount of taps, games, and dog friendly nature…read moreof this space will have me coming back again and again! We opted to try the bowling game for $10/30min which was enough time to play a 2-4 person round. The balls are small and lanes are short so it's more of a mix between bowling and ski ball but it was fun!! The staff were super friendly and helpful as it was our first time at this location!

The game masters were really nice and welcoming. They were helpful when I called. I also like that…read moreall of their games are private with our group, not with strangers. The escape game itself was a lot of fun. We did the island escape. It had lots of twists and turns! We had a group of 4; 2 teens and two adults. The game was a good challenge, but was doable (frankly the kids were able to figure things out faster than the two adults!) Our game master was great and really helpful. The only reason I didn't give this a 5 star is because one of the clues was wrong. Without giving too much away- it's a color scheme thing, the clue is in the wrong order. Even when they gave us the clue and told us the right answer after we struggled, the code was in the wrong order. We mentioned it after we escaped, and she said it was a "tricky one" but I believe this one needs to be re-evaluated. It wasn't that it was tricky, it's that the numbers the code gives you and the numbers for the lock are in a different order. Thai added about 10 minutes I our time, so that was kind of frustrating. I'm happy to share details with management to improve this. Otherwise, awesome place, awesome people, and we'd definitely go back!

We did the mystery mansion and failed. Our host was very good. I didn't enjoy this as much as…read moresome other breakout or escape games, but won't give any spoilers here, other than to say that I wish there had been more variety in the challenges.

Recently, I helped at the opera center. I had no idea that this building even existed. It is very…read moretucked away, as you have to walk back behind the ballet itself. However, when you get back there, it is such a pretty space with nice people working there. I helped with the Medium and was able to watch it, as well. The opera itself was good. I liked that it wasn't super lengthy and got to the point of the story line. Overall, great space and I would go back.

I attended one an opera at the Noah Liff Opera Center this past Saturday (Turn of the Screw). There…read morewere aspects of attending an opera at this location (rather than at TPAC) that I really enjoyed: plenty of parking (although it's a bit of a walk to get from the parking to the other side of the building where the entrance is; they have valet if you prefer), small and intimate venue, reasonably priced drinks (I bought three cocktails and a glass of wine for less than $40), and well-decorated for the opera we attended (with spooky decorations and backlighting). So why not at least four stars? The room where the opera was performed was not ideal. The chairs are on what reminded me of high school auditorium bleachers (so that each row can have a good view of the stage). But the aisles between rows were very, very narrow, making it very hard to let people by into the center seats. The stairs on either side of the bleachers were also very narrow, and you had to be careful when getting off the last step and beginning your scoot over to your seat. And the seats? So uncomfortable I spent a bit of time trying to figure out just how they could be that uncomfortable. After the opera, my mother in law commented that I must have loved the opera, because I was at the edge of my seat the whole time. I replied that, while I had enjoyed the performance, I was at the edge of my seat because I couldn't sit comfortably back in that chair. (The complaint about the chairs was shared by many people in my 10+ person party.) The venue is intimate, but I think they could do to remove a row or two to make more space between the rows. And some new chairs - ANY - would immensely improve the experience of attending an opera here as well.