Update: I went to the new location this month and it was a lovely experience (minus being hard to…read morefind because of construction and lack of signs in the area. I understand it's a speakeasy but help us out). The space is bigger and more roomy. Even though the seats are still small, they're better than the other location. Still cozy and nice. The temperature was good. Service was good and drinks were delish.

Super cute cocktail bar that gives speak easy vibes -- you enter an office looking building and get…read moreoff the elevator into a dark, sophisticated cocktail lounge. They have a large cocktail menu featuring classics and seasonal offers. We came for drinks and also ordered sourdough bread, and it was soooo good! Highly recommend. The service was great. We rode scooters over from our hotel, so we didn't have to worry about parking.

A great bar with a lot of room to move about the building. Prices are a bit high for basic beers…read morethough. Came here with a large group. We made it in pretty quick and got drinks to go stand somewhere near the stage. Overall it was a pretty good experience. There seemed to be an excessive amount of early 20s people spilling drinks everywhere and a couple people fighting in the bathroom. I might be too old for this place lol!

We stopped by during our trip to Nashville, and unfortunately it just wasn't a very memorable…read moreexperience. The atmosphere was decent, and the music was good, but nothing really stood out compared to the many other bars in the area. The drinks were probably the biggest disappointment. I ordered the frozen espresso martini, and it wasn't very enjoyable. Considering the price and the reputation of Nashville's bar scene, I expected something better. The bar was also very crowded, and there was quite a bit of waiting involved. Like many Nashville bars, there are several flights of stairs to navigate, which may be worth keeping in mind. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but there are definitely other bars in Nashville that offer better drinks, a more enjoyable atmosphere, and a better overall experience.

Fantastic service, Drinks came quick with a smile. Was recommended Tootsies by Dale Jr on the Dale…read moreJr download podcast and it did not disappoint! Served with a smile and great music and vibes all around!

Great experience. Live band played great 90s music. They let some ild dude sing a song and Im…read moreglad. He was as good or better than the band. Bar tender was on it. Asking people the minute they came in and taking care of everyone. Monday in Nashville is like a Saturday anywhere else in the world. Historic bar is a must see. Two beers anywhere gonna cost you a 20 spot plus tip. Also tip bucket comes around every 30 minutes. Be ready

Came in here looking for a good cocktail bar, and was blown away! Isaiah is a goat bartender with…read moregreat recommendations and a killer personality! The inferior was well curated, with decor that sets a perfect mood. Would highly recommend to anybody looking for someplace that's not going to have the downsides of Broadway!

Sidecar bar is a new neighborhood bar in germantown! It's a great place if you wanna stop by after…read morework or want something more casual. The chicken tenders are surprisingly so juicy and lightly battered. Honestly, the highlight of my night was the chicken tendies with the blackened ranch! Yum!

1st timer and loved it. Just do the premium tasting! You will not regret it at all. It's $13pp and…read moreyou basically get 12 shots of good liquor. You will leave there with a nice buzz. Now the star of the show was Malik ( hope I'm spelling it correctly) he was a joy to the experience that I had. We walked in at the right time for the group tasting. He gave us recommendations on how to pair the moonshine that we were tasting and very funny. Whenever I'm in Nashville, this will always be a stop for me. And I'm sending my friends as well

Staff took my valid driver's license to the back for approximately 20 minutes before refusing…read moreservice, claiming it "looked fake." I'm 30 years old and have used this license without issue for years. When I asked what specifically was wrong with the ID, nobody could provide an explanation. Instead, staff consulted a manager and simply told me they would not be serving me. Meanwhile, the other members of my group, all around the same age and carrying valid IDs, were able to order drinks without issue. As an Asian customer, I left this establishment believing I was racially profiled. I was singled out, denied service despite presenting valid identification, and never given a legitimate explanation for why my ID was supposedly unacceptable. Since the incident, I have found multiple reviews from other customers of color describing experiences that raised similar concerns about profiling and disparate treatment. The entire experience was humiliating, unprofessional, and unacceptable. There are plenty of businesses in Nashville that can verify IDs without treating customers this way.

After about 15 trips to Nashville, my wife and I have developed a routine…read more Get to town. Drop off the bags. Head to The Stillery. It's usually our first dinner stop every single trip. This time, we switched things up and hit it for lunch instead. Good call. We grabbed seats at the bar, where Todd was holding down the fort. The guy was outstanding. Drinks never sat empty, food came out smoothly, and he somehow managed to be attentive without hovering over us every five minutes asking if everything was okay. My wife started with the Nashville Margue, which goes down way too easy for something packing moonshine. Light, refreshing, and carrying enough kick to remind you you're in Tennessee. Then Todd introduced us to a Bloody Mary made with a new pickle-infused vodka. Now, that sounds like one of those ideas that should either be amazing or a complete disaster. Turns out it's amazing. My wife loved it so much she's already talking about coming back tomorrow for another one. For food, we started with the pretzels and beer cheese. Simple. Warm. Soft. Salty. Exactly what you want while settling into a Nashville afternoon. Nothing fancy, just done right. Then I went all in on the mac and cheese topped with Nashville hot chicken. Yee Haw. Creamy mac and cheese. Crispy chicken. That signature Nashville heat. Comfort food with a little attitude. Just the way it should be. The best thing about The Stillery is that it knows exactly what it is. Good food. Good drinks. Good people. No gimmicks. No trying too hard. Just a fun place to sit down, relax, and enjoy yourself. Fifteen trips to Nashville (together) and it's still one of our first stops. That's probably the strongest review I can give. Five stars.

This little spot on 2nd Ave N is an iconic Nashville spot. They also have a location over in…read moremidtown. The spot is in an old building in the middle of the entertainment district (Lower Broad area). It has a small outside seating area, for when it is not a sauna, Inside there is a nice sized bar, if you are just seeking a drink. They are known for their mac & cheese, which I have never tried in all of the times I have been to the Stillery. Very creamy, cheesy mac & cheese. The Nashville hot chicken has a nice spice to it. A bit mild for the serious hot chicken fans, but the flavor is there. The chicken tenders are fairly standard. And the crinkle fries are mid. I enjoyed both of the drinks. At $14.50, they are at least $1.50 less than the standard Broadway cocktails in the star bars, so iti s a less expensive option to get a drink. I don't think they ever have live music, unlike some others here, so you are going for the food, not the noise. Service was great, as always. The staff is always prompt and knows their menu. It is more bar food and the menu is limited, but what they do, they do well.

Robert's Western World is the real deal for traditional country music. The 4 of us hung out here…read morefor a couple hours one morning to hear Joshua Hedley and the Hedliners, twang their way into old time honky-tonk souls. There's a row of boots on the wall, which I think is for display only and a call out to the time when they actually sold boots here. This historic building itself feels like a shotgun (long and narrow) and apparently once served as a Civil War warehouse and later the Sho-Bud Steel Guitar Company. To prolong our stay, we ordered cheeseburgers and beer (fries and onion rings were extra) for brunch. I tried to interest folks in their $6 "Recession Special" - A grilled or fried bologna sandwich piled high, with a bag of potato chips, a Moon Pie, and a cold Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) beer, but got no takers. We sat up on the balcony, which we had all to ourselves and with a nice view to the main floor below. Our waitresses were down home friendly, hard working, and good at what they were doing. We felt right at home and this was perhaps the most classic and authentic Nashville experience we had here. The band even wished my Happy Birthday. :)

Robert's Western World is the real deal if you're looking for authentic country music. They stay…read moretrue to tradition and haven't sold out to the pop country scene--you're getting the genuine honky-tonk experience every time. The live music is always top-notch, and the vibe is exactly what you want in a classic Nashville spot. And don't sleep on the food--the grilled cheese is a must. Simple, perfect, and hits the spot every time. Pair it with a whiskey and a pickleback, and you've got the full experience. If you want true country, great energy, and a place that keeps it real, Robert's is it.

A downstairs basement bar with speak easy vibes and moody dark lighting. This is a tequila bar --…read morebut also has a fully stocked bar. We went in the afternoon so it was pretty quiet still, but the bar tenders were friendly and helpful. And although I'm not a huge tequila fan, I was impressed with my drink. Prices were reasonable for the drinks we ordered and this bar being located on Broadway. Definitely worth a visit.

There's a lot to like about Pushing Daises. It has a nice dark speakeasy vibe in a basement…read moreenvironment. Staff here is very nice and are keen on helping you order the right drink. There was no live music available at the time, but they did have a DJ which I thought was spinning the turntable rather well. It's my bad that I didn't also catch on that his is basically a Tequila Bar, rather than a more general craft cocktail establishment. Judging by the well stocked bar and the word of our waitress, other alcohol and their associated craft creations are available, but it's pretty much off menu and not well into our waitress' repertoire. And yes, Cinco de Mayo was just a few days away. One member of our party just wanted a soft drink, which was not possible that night as their CO2 was down. That did make me wonder whether the non-alcohol drinkers had much to chose from here. I suppose we could have then wandered over to the Redemption Bar at Chief's? Anyway, we're not Tequila Drinkers, and since other drink options appeared to be guesswork, we left towards more traditional mixed drinks (and live music) at a nearby Printers Alley bar. This was a rare night that I really wanted a craft cocktail in a smooth environment, and in the end it just wasn't the same.