What an amazing dining experience! From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by bright,…read morewelcoming people who are eager to offer great recommendations. The posh design and atmosphere make you feel like you've stepped into another world. The food absolutely lived up to the ambiance. The beef kabobs were incredible--perfectly seasoned, flavorful, and served in just the right portion. The hummus was smooth and delicious, pairing wonderfully with the meal, and the chicken plate was equally satisfying. My favorite, though, was the welcome soup. The flavors burst in your mouth with the very first bite, setting the tone for the entire experience. Overall, it was a memorable meal with exceptional food, beautiful surroundings, and outstanding service. I can't wait to go back!

We had to walk around to get someone to give us a table. No one was working in the front. The guy…read moresat us at a table that was not set? Some of the napkins had silverware and some didn't. The restaurant was basically empty one 3 or 4 tables. Then we waited a while for water. Finally someone brought us welcome soup. Then someone else brought us water.. we got our appetizers with no plates. So we had to ask for plates then Finally someone else brought them. We tried a new dish. That didn't have much flavor. It reminded me of a quesadilla from taco bell.. but not as good. See pictures. The Baba ghanoush was good. But they brought out cold pita bread.. and then my favorite, the main dish, the fish.. y'all I'm not kidding. They had ranch dressing drizzled across this plate with spots of ketchup... I kind you not see pictures!

Our favorite local bar! Always something fun going and the friendliest staff. Great selection of…read morebeers and cigars.

I'm from California and wanted a good local bar experience. This place definitely delivers! The…read morestaff is sooo nice and friendly not to mention knowledgeable. They had a huge variety of beer, even nonalcoholic beers! They are owned by the same people as the cigar shop next door and they are everything there! Their bathroom is the prettiest I have ever seen. Definitely a must see!

Aladdin's Hookah Lounge and Bar is located on Elliston Place in Nashville. The lounge is open…read moreSunday through Thursday from 3:00 PM to 1:00 AM, and Friday and Saturday from 3:00 PM to 2:30 AM. I've visited over a dozen hookah lounges up and down the East Coast, and I can confidently say that this place doesn't live up to its so-called "upscale" vibe. The interior feels dingy, and the staff is unwelcoming. The hookah itself is pretty solid. If your main focus is just the quality of the hookah, you won't be too disappointed.

This place is unwelcoming and run down. The hookah coals were burnt when the hookah arrived to the…read moretable. Save your money. Would not recommend.

The service was top tier. When I walked in I noticed all the photogenic areas they had from the…read morefront door to the bathroom. The ambiance was giving everything it needed to give . The customer service was great ... the food was even better. I want to go back down there just to try everything on the menu, but they are usually only open club hours and days :-( which is crazy because I could eat that food for lunch everyday if I lived in Springfield. The owner was a woman and she treated me and my cousin great I'll be back whenever I'm in town (and their open)

We stopped by to smoke hookah. Cover was 5 dollars, and they had one selection of free beer on tap…read moretil 10pm. The hookah was not that great. The hose kept coming off, and the plastic tip didn't fit well on the hose. We had to put a small piece of paper around the plastic tip, to make it fit. We asked for a different hose and we were told they were all the same. The hose situation was very annoying. Our server Ashely was very attentive and nice tho. The vibe was ok, they did have a DJ after a certain time. We were only interested in smoking hookah and we were disappointed, besides that the environment looked good.

They watched me exit from an Uber and refused entry when I'm holding my wallet. Beyond the worst…read moreexperience I've ever had, being turned down before I can even grab my ID from the wallet I was holding in hand. If I could rate negative stars I absolutely would due to the fact that the bar next door then refused service to me because this bar said no. No explanation as to why they refused me just were disrespectful and said I couldn't get in.

If I could rate this place a zero I would. Avoid this place…read moreat all cost. They are money hungry and do not care about you. I was over charged for hookah by double. The managers EXACT words were " we are not required by law to tell you how much we WANT to charge you". This place isn't what it use to be. It's run down and the music is absolute garbage.

Quick Look: only two brands: Al Fahker and Starbuzz, Quick Lights, and $15 for the hookah…read more I was there for two hours and arrived at happy hour, so I got a free pot of tea. Delicious tea, but sub-par smoking. The hookah was harsh even with a coal rotation. Pros: free tea during happy hour. Great seating/atmosphere, close to campus, free wifi, and friendly staff. Cons: hookah pipes are generic, QUICK LIGHT COALS, limited shisha selection.

Visited ACME with a party of 21. Pre-ordered drinks and apps that were ready when we arrived and…read moregave everyone time to relax and review menu, very well done, great services and received plenty of communication leading up to event from Jess. Also 2nd floor has a great vibe to sit and relax.

The 4 of us were a happy bunch as we walked back from a wonderful set at The Listening Room. We…read moreweren't ready to go back to the Hotel, but didn't want full loud Broadway Honky Tonk either. We had read somewhere that Acme Feed & Seed (in an historic 1890 building) offered a quieter alternative. We gathered around a nice table near the stage on the first floor, and maybe there were a dozen other people there? Yet, on the next Broadway block things were in full swing? We weren't complaining, but wondered why? The first floor at Acme has been described as a high-energy "Funky Tonk" atmosphere featuring a main stage for live music, a large bar, and fast-casual dining. Our band during our stage was even a little different than that, and what an enjoyable group is was! The Mudbug Stompers brought us the sounds of old-time jug bands, Dixieland jazz, blues, trains, baseball, and crawfish boils. Although this is a Nashville Band, we could have easy been on or around Bourbon Street in NOLA. I was particularly impressed with the trumpet player and the lead singer who played a mean mandolin. Add the string base, sax, and fiddle, and we experienced a very impressive whole. We were highly entertained and engaged, and we're still talking about the experience!

Visited U&I Restaurant and Bar and had the pleasure of meeting the charming Heidi (one of the…read morefamily owners) who took exceptional care of me. Even though she was the only serving staff for the evening, she was always smiling and a joy to talk with. This place has a diverse menu, there is no "cooking at your table" available at some Korean places. I started with the Shumai (steamed dumplings) and ordered the La Galbi along with a Kirin Ichiban beer. These dumplings are an amazing surprise...normally expect shrimp dumplings to be overpowering with the taste of shrimp, but not these. The seafood flavors were light, allowing you to taste shrimp and the other ingredients in the dumpling while a little "dip" into the sweet soy sauce made for an awesome appetizer. The La Galbi...marinated and grilled Korean BBQ beef short ribs were so good, you could taste the sweetness of the marinade, and the meat was so tender. There were several slabs of the short rib and along with the sides was a huge meal. You also get a few different sides like Kimchi (light heat), pickled Daikon radishes (slightly sweet and crunchy), Gamja-salad (slightly sweet Korean mashed potatoes salad), and Korean fish cake (kind of bland for me).  While not a "patio" they do have a dining area that when the shutters are opened, gives it a patio feel...overall the place is nicely decorated and comfortable. The food here is done really well and the service was great; I will be back again to try some of their other dishes like the Jjajjang-Myun and Bibimba.

I have debated whether to write this review. Based on other reviews, I suspect we visited on an…read moreevening where something really bad had happened. However, I think it is important to share our experience. I made a reservation for my family of four to celebrate my wife's birthday. I had heard great things about the restaurant, and we are always on the lookout for new places to try. We arrived on time, and were immediately seated. The person that seated us commented, "I have a very nice table for you." Water was provided for the table right away. And then, nothing. We were not given menus. It was several minutes before we even saw any server at any other table. As we looked around the room, we could see there were other patrons who were also being neglected. A couple sitting at one table nearby had menus, but no one took their order. After about 15 minutes, a young man came by the table and asked if we were waiting for our orders. We told him we had not even been given menus yet. He said, "Oh, I'm so sorry! I will get you some menus." He left, but never returned. Finally, my daughter, who is a server at another restaurant in Murfreesboro, went to the front desk and asked for menus. She was provided menus and told the restaurant had several employees "call out" for the evening. We looked over the menus and discussed ordering some appetizers, but no one ever came to take our order. The couple I mentioned earlier finally decided to leave without ordering. As they made their way to the door, an employee apologized to them and told them if they would stay, they would take their order. Meanwhile, at the table behind us, food was delivered. One of the patrons at the table remarked that the dish they ordered was supposed to have chicken, but there was no chicken in the dish. The server apologized and said -- I'm not kidding -- "I can go to the kitchen and get some chicken, and you can add it to the dish." At this point, we decided to leave. As we made our way to the door, the person that seated us noticed and asked if we were leaving. We told her we were, and left. I normally would not leave a negative review based on a single visit, but this experience was possibly the worst I have ever had anywhere. I hope this is an isolated incident that occurred when the restaurant was experiencing an extraordinarily bad night. I would like to give U&I another chance at some point. If I do and the experience is better, I will update this review.