NATELAND Review Only: We came for the clean comedy and loved it…read more We happened to see Aaron Weber and Dusty Slay close the show trying new material. It didn't all work and that made us laugh even more. We ordered food and drinks which were good too. The servers work very hard to keep everyone happy. Thank you Zanies staff. Great job! (Thank you for requiring yondr pouches.)

Mood: date night with Bruce Bruce…read more Comedy show was amazing. Bruce Bruce was funny as always and a joy to hear. My issue was the venue itself. The layout is horrible- seating arrangements was not made for adults. Either sitting too close or in weird angle. Definitely not enough space for servers or people that HAVE to buy two items. Not a fan of that set up. Tickets can't be downloaded digitally is also very strange- waiting in a parking lot until show time unless you buy a drink prior to show. I am 6'3 and could not get comfortable to enjoy the show in full action because someone was literally elbow in my side & person in front of me in my lap basically. No thank you. Good show but that venue is too many chairs not enough space.

The Comey Bar was a blast! I brought my family to celebrate my mother's birthday. It was her first…read moretime but everyone else came before. Our server Cid went over and beyond making sure that our order came out right and giving us her honest opinions on the menu. The food was good and the drinks were spot on. I loved the chard Brussels sprouts and their spin on a margarita. The Comey acts where great. They had a diverse group of comedians which brought different styles of comedy for everyone. I'm definitely coming back and will be recommending people to come here.

My husband and I recently went to this comedy bar, and I must say that this place has potential to…read morebe such a cool little hangout spot. But we were really disappointed that they were out of so many different foods and drinks. On top of it all our waitress was so drunk, she forgot to put our order in, she didn't bring us our drinks for 35 minutes, it was unbelievable! The manager, or owner, I'm not sure who he was, he ended up giving us free tickets at the end of it all(which was really nice) I would definitely check this place out again, but I think that we need to get a little bit more organized.

We were recommended this venue from our hotel concierge. He helped us pick the show time, and so…read morehappy he did. We absolutely loved hearing the people behind the music in such an intimate venue. There is ample room in the theater for seating and dining. The food was very reasonably priced and good quality. They have a limited staff, please don't expect typical dining experiences. Atmosphere (5/5): A cozy, yet vibrant setting. Sound resonated well throughout the theater and not many bad seats to see the stage. Price (5/5): Admission was about $20 per person a food ranges from $10 - $50. They do require a table minimum of 15 per person that needs to go towards drinks or food. Food (4/5): Food quality was decent. The bread on the turkey sandwich was a little dry, while the onions rings were a little soggy. Service (4/5): They do work on a limited staff and each of them are artists. It can take a minute to order and get your food but they have a lot of people.

The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville is a premier live music venue and restaurant known for its…read moreintimate "songwriter rounds" where artists share the stories behind the hits they've written. Gayle, Jim, Erin, and I were here at the 6 PM show on 4/29/26 that featured Jason Duke, Keesy Trimmer, and Chris Bondi. We actually met Keesy when we were walking to the venue as his car pulled up and he asked if we were heading to the Listening Room? When we said yes, he was very excited. We were too at the end of the evening, with all of us agreeing that this was one of, if not the highlight of our trip to Nashville. The Listening Room itself is a large and acoustically solid room within what looked like an old International Harvester Farm Equipment Building. Food and Drink are served and I believe there was a minimum in addition to the admission price. This is normally not a place that you can walk in, so buy your tickets early. We found the food to be "adequate", the service very good, and a 5 Star show experience. Each songwriter took turns with a number, explained some background on it, name dropped artists who recorded their songs, and told some great stories. It seems like the Nashville songwriting community knows each other well, which might explain the easy familiarity all 3 had with each other and their individual song writing efforts. We might have related to Chris Bondi a little more, especially after singing the "I Bet You Would Have Loved Her" tear jerker, and a really funny one on getting high while skiing. Keesy had a great one about a boat and "Time Makes Money Look Cheap" cowritten by him and others and recorded by Chris Janson. Jason Duke showcased "Dibs" that was recorded by Kelsea Ballerini. Or was it "That Could Still Be Us" performed by Keith Urban? Our only regret was that tickets were still available for the 9 PM show (with a new songwriting team) and we passed it up. Post Note: Gayle's song title idea for Keesy: Don't go Puking on my Boots. :)

The coolest music venue I have ever been to. The food was okay, the drinks were great, and the…read moreentertainment was absolutely exceptional. This was the highlight of our trip to Nashville!

Pretty much a tourist trap, but a cool enough tour trap…read more My daughter wanted to check this place out and get a T-shirt. Both my daughter and I found it to be smaller than we thought. The place still had a cool ambiance and the service was friendly enough. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

I can honestly say that this was a one of a kind experience. The performers were great and I loved…read morethe audience's input. Definitely more centered around adult audiences but was an amazing performance. Love the location as well. I will definitely be going back!

I really did LOL, so much. The show was so entertaining and the performers were very animated and…read moreobviously really into what they were doing. It was a nice change for a Saturday night!

Super cute lil venue!…read more I've been lucky enough to see a few shows here. My favorites were Gooseberry and Clayton Johnson. Please check both of them out they're phenomenal artists and Clayton is about to be in Taylor Frankie Paul's season of the bachelorette so please pray for that man because we love TFP but that broad a lil crazy. I say that with all the love in my heart as I too am a crazy broad. Anywho the venue. Tiny but great. Strong drinks. Just a great place to watch insane music up close and personal. I love coming to shows here. Pack earplugs because it does And I am elderly and prone to tinnitus.

This is an awesome spot and yesterday evening was a blast!! Kenny Sharp! Adonis! Ford Cooper! They…read morebrought the love with their wonderful music!! Awesome show and amazing talent! I had a great time! Great service and vibing... I am already looking forward to going there again!

YOU WILL NOT REGRET SEEING THIS TROUPE…read more Seriously - they are not only hilarious, but super fun people! High energy, while at the same time low key and intimate performances with smaller crowds. They can take literally any suggestion and make it incredible - and they will almost never go in the direction you think they will! Date night, team building, work friends night out, non work friends night out...even family night out - they try to keep it PG/PG-13, and still kill it! For real though, why are you still reading this review? Go buy your tickets to their next show!!!!

This is probably the best improv I have ever seen in my life (tied with Upright Citizen's Brigade…read morein New York City). Where as some improv shows can really be awkward with poor taste or just niche jokes (AKA: beating to death sex jokes), this group really has insanely amazing creativity. What I really like about this is that every show is tons of group participation and the stage is small, so there really is no such thing as a bad show. Oh, yes and they always take advantage of the opportunity to add some Nashville flair in it (AKA: local knowledge), just to give it a home town touch. Trust me, it is worth every penny of the 10 dollar ticket (got it, in LA there are 3 dollar improv shows... but this is better than them all!).

This was an experience I was NOT ready for but very happy that this is now a locked in memory that…read moreI got to experience. For a bachelor party, one of the guys booked tickets for us to go to a show. I personally knew none of the lineup that was performing throughout the evening but still wanted to go and check this out anyways. Walking up to the place, nothing too special. As you got closer, the flair started to show of how great this place is. Then walking in....WOW! Not what I expected at all. The decor is incredible. It's so hard to explain so you have to see it for yourself. Likewise when you get in to your seats (we were on the first level), sitting down to look at the stage is just something so unique and different from a typical music venue. Usually the shows are broadcasted live to a radio station, so they really put out a good show each night. You could lightly talk to people around you during the shows, so it wasn't incredibly loud like most places. The lights that were behind the different performers felt so nice on your eyes too. Everyone sounded great and the last guy had been performing for over 50 years! They still brought him out and he put on a heck of a closing performance! It was sad to walk out of this place. My friends felt the same way, we did a lap of the place and stuck around in the gift shop for a bit to continue absorbing the evening. We still even stood outside for a while taking pictures. The Grand Ole Opry...is something! Words can barely describe this place. You have to see it yourself, pictures don't do the justice.

It's no Ryman, but I understand the dollar signs that built the new(er) Opry building. Lots of…read morephoto ops around the entrance. Can accommodate lots of country music fans (and tourists); and at least the truly grand old Ryman continues to host many wonderful shows. Warning for those staying at the Gaylord and walking over to the Opry for a show. You'll already have walked A LOT inside the Gaylord, and it's a good ways from there on the path to the Opry. We had one of the rooms closest to the Opry side Gaylord exit and it was still a solid mile walk each way. If that's a bit far for you, and you're thinking you'll just take a break mid walk, there is no resting point, not a single bench, between the hotel and opry. We'll certainly see how convenient ride share is for our next Opry concert. The benches (not seats) at least are cushioned, so they emulate the church pews of the Ryman, with a touch more comfort. Signs show the venue getting a little worn. For example, there was no running water in any of the sinks in the men's room. We'll be back. How can you not.