We came last week to attend a concert on a Friday night. This is a really cool little venue!…read more Parking wasn't a terrible struggle the night of, though we wound up paying a small fee to park at a bar that was down one building. Honestly, I was just relieved we found a spot within easy walking distance. We arrived a few minutes late unfortunately and the lights were already a little dim so I couldn't see the place as well as I wanted. Our tickets and IDs were checked as we walked in. The venue is located on the second floor above another business. The steps are a little steep to watch your heels if you're wearing them! Inside there's a small stage and a nice bar. Seating is pretty limited but for our concert the vibe was definitely super high energy/party focused so we didn't mind standing up to bounce and dance to the music. The bar has a nice array of specialty cocktails. I was very impressed with the bartender, Marc, who was attentive, fun, and hardworking. He even went out of his way to help the performer when a few small details went awry on the stage. I don't drink super often and what I wound up ordering didn't taste quite like how I'd hoped it would, but I'm more than willing to chalk that up to my relative inexperience and general ambivalence toward alcohol. The sound/acoustics were great and the whole place was bumpin! I would advise bringing ear plugs to protect your hearing if you're headed to a loud concert -- you'll inevitably be fairly close to the performer and therefore it can easily be suuuuuper loud with the mics and amps and whatnot. I had a great time but will try to remember mine next time! The only main drawback was it got hot inside super fast. We stood by the open entryway for much of the conference and even that airflow wasn't enough to keep us from leaving very, very sweaty lol. Bring water! Overall, a fun venue and a great night out for us! Thanks, TBV!

This is THE most intimate venue to see an artist in Nashville. The Bowery Vault has an incredible…read moretap into what makes Nashvilles music scene so extraordinary interesting. If you are looking for a loud bar with hundreds of people talking over the band, this place isn't for you...But, if you are looking for a venue where you can hear a pin drop than this is the place. Vero and Emily (the owners) are an incredible team who have successfully cultivated a unique and standout environment. The live music scene in east Nashville might not be what it once was pre pandemic, but the Bowery Vault is on the front end of a revitalization... Go here, you won't be sorry you did.

If you're a country music fan, then you're familiar with this bar. Made famous by Ella's "Choosin…read moreTexas", the Ella Groupie in our mix made sure this bar was on the Nashville itinerary. A great local bar, that's spacious with friendly staff and has a large dance floor. It's a place to go any day of the week expecting great live music and good service. Our bartender Bailey was awesome and took good care of us. The bar itself is very old school, American country vibes. Awesome local spot for an authentic Nashville country lover experience!

Loved the vibe unfortunately the service we did not love…read more We sat at the bar, waited a few minutes. Someone finally approached us. We placed an order for two cocktails and we opened up a tab. We then proceeded to place an order of food. We finished our cocktails and finished our food. After waiting for about 15 minutes and no one acknowledged us, we waved one of the bartenders down as she approached the cash register and requested to close out. The bartender seemed bothered that we flagged her down and quickly turned back using a micro aggressive tone and responded that she needed to complete helping a customer before she can help us. I have worked in customer service/food and cocktail industry and her tone/response was completely unnecessary. We have been to a few "dive" bars in the past In CA, NY, AZ, TX, AL and other parts of Tennessee and we have never encountered a response like that before. Maybe it was a busy Saturday afternoon or maybe they do not cater to diversity. Regardless we will not be returning.

One of the most memorable places during my trip to Nashville! I'll reminisce about my first Motown…read moreMonday experience for the rest of my life. I stopped in while solo traveling thinking I'd just sit and watch the band. Ended up meeting people almost immediately and we danced the night away! If you're at the bar, be prepared for someone to ask you to dance and be prepared to say yes. You won't regret it. Didn't have the food but the drinks were great. Went in feeling like I didn't know how to dance. Left feeling like the main character. Highly recommend if you're in town and looking for a local dive with fun music & people (:

Fun dive bar with a variety of musicians. We went last Tuesday and thought the Textpats were super…read more Check this place out. Music start after 9:pm. Easy to find and parking is a breeze!

The past couple times I have been here is usually close to closing time but the dueling has been a…read moregreat entertainment. I definitely have to come check them out at an earlier time so I can get the full experience. Everytime we come here everyone has been super friendly and welcoming.

I attended a private event at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar and it was the most fun I had during my trip…read moreto Nashville. The musicians are so talented and hilarious. They play song requests from the audience who get to sing along. Everyone had a great time and stayed until the end of the night. I'd love to see a Pete's Dueling Bar open up in my hometown. The food is also delicious and the drinks are good - they were able to make one of the drinks non-alcoholic for me. Pete's is a great place to hold a private event.

I have been to a decent amount of concerts and The Allman Brothers (lucky to see them before they…read moreretired) was the best solo act, but for a whole show start to finish, this was the best concert experience of my life. The lineup: Bayway, Kruelty, and Peeling Flesh. This place was Rockin' beyond belief! We had people stage-diving, doing roundhouse kicks, one dude just storming through the crowd like a bulldozer, an insane mosh pit, the best drummer I have ever seen for Kruelty, an extremely underrated band in Bayway, and energy through the roof with Peeling Flesh! It was absolute organized chaos! And I couldn't have been happier. Imagine a scene where it's energy Level 10 from start to finish across all three bands. That's what happened. And it was the perfect venue for it because it's small but not too small. The parking and drink prices here are high as they would be at any concert venue, but the staff is great. A really chill while also alert staff that treats everyone like a human being as opposed to a piece of revenue. The entire experience was incredibly authentic. And if you're hungry before the show, there is a barbecue place and a pizza shop within walking distance. Highly recommended! Awesome experience. By the way, the parking lot is literally right next to the building. It's super simple.

It's always fun to enjoy a concert here. This venue provides an intimate feel that allows you to be…read moreengulfed in the artists' music providing all the vibes. They do have a full service bar, but no food.

If you're looking for comfortable chairs, ample personal space, good air conditioning, and Michelin…read morequality food, The Station Inn probably isn't for you. But if you're looking for an authentic, old-school Nashville music experience, this IS the place! It's crowded. It's hot. Personal space does not exist. Claustrophobics should plan accordingly. The night we were there, they had a bluegrass jam going, and it was fantastic. Close your eyes and you could imagine yourself sitting in some West Virginia holler listening to a bunch of incredibly talented musicians just playing because they love to play. It was uncomfortable, crowded, hot, completely authentic--and I enjoyed every minute of it. The Station Inn is Nashville the way you hope Nashville still exists.

While visiting Nashville, The Station Inn was recommended as a must-do experience. The door opens…read moreat 7:00, and seating is first come first serve, so people line up early and down the block in hopes of getting in. Once inside, people make a mad dash to claim their seats, and they squeeze in as tight as they can. Popcorn, Jack's-like pizza served on paper plates and buckets of beer are available, and the line is long. The music here IS phenomenal, without a doubt. That alone is worth the visit, but be prepared to wait in line and feel like a sardine stuffed in a tin. Not for the claustrophobic,

I flew into Nashville from Las Vegas for a few days & I had put this place on my list to check out…read more I was "Broadway'd" out. It was a quaint dive bar w/a bull and a n outdoor patio. The bartenders Beth & Keri were attentive and it was efficient quick service while we sat at the bar. We did one of their infamous Green Light shots as well. We would definitely go back again next time we are in the Nashville area.

Stopped here after our cart tour and tried the hot chicken quesadilla -- it was amazing. The drinks…read morewere good, and the street corn on the side was packed with flavor. Definitely a spot worth checking out!

Great place for Nashhville history bartenders. The coolest people in Nashville. Best prices…read morefor happy hour and beyond.. . No Downtown or Broadway prices here. The best people who love locals and visitors. And now we have Coysin sisters making some amazing sandwiches at great prices by sone amazing ladies Just a great place for great music , comedy and poetry nights. Stop by and feel the vibe. Everyone welcomed and celebrated. Cheers friends

My husband's band played a show here a while back and it was my first time here. Parking is a pain,…read moreunfortunately. I ended up parking down the street at the park nearby and walking over to the venue. It's pretty small in the area where the stage is. There are two bars which did help with people being able to get drinks quickly. Sound quality in the venue area was fine but could have been better. Definitely a cool place for small local shows but there could be improvements.

The corn dogs were so good. Reminded us of the state fair! I had the Smokin Botanical Mary and it…read moredid not disappoint. Smoky, spicy and potent. But the best part of our experience was our server, Dee. She was so pleasant and attentive without hovering. She helped us choose sides to compliment our food and never made us feel rushed. We'll be back.

We went to drifters during the tomato art festival - it was a great spot to be near the music and…read moreto grab a bite to eat. Our server was clearly struggling to keep up with all of her tables, I had to repeat my drink order several times. We also ordered two appetizers that didn't come out until after our other food and they still weren't right. I don't blame them for this because it truly was so busy. I'd love to try them again when they aren't so busy. Food was generally good and the salsa was okay.