My husband and I had our wedding at Houston Station on November 25th. We cannot say enough about…read morethe beauty of the venue and the dedication of the staff! We decided to not use a wedding planner, and Elizabeth and Samantha were top notch helping us plan such a large undertaking. At our first meeting with Elizabeth she had a folder with recommended vendors. We felt the best part about Houston Station is that ALL of the vendors are in the building, they are used to working seamlessly together, and Elizabeth has long standing relationships with them. At our planning meetings, Elizabeth and the vendors were finishing our sentences! That is how much they anticipated our needs. By the end of the wedding, we felt like Elizabeth and the staff were family. Elizabeth is no nonsense, runs a tight ship, and has the biggest heart of gold. She is a HUGE Alabama fan, and my husband is a HUGE Auburn fan. Of course we were married on the Iron Bowl. Elizabeth set up the grooms room with a TV for the game so my husband could watch it until the last minute. Even in the face of Alabama's loss to Auburn, she knew how special it was for my husband, and she graciously played along. Clearly, I can't say enough about the venue and the people. If you're looking for an upscale way to do it yourself, go to Houston Station. It is worth every cent.

If you are looking for an event space for a wedding, party, or other function I would recommend…read morechecking out Houston Station. Located in a converted warehouse Jeff and his business partners have created the ideal location that is tucked away south of downtown. From the outside, Houston Station doesn't appear to be anything at all. Was I surprised when I walked up the stairs! A mix of exposed wood and brick generates a very comfortable feel for this space which accommodates about 250 to 300 people. Forget all of the fussy rules, Jeff who is the facility manager emphasizes the flexibility and versatility of the event space. The space is handicap accessible and when you rent, you get the building for the entire day. A great kitchen and private rooms for preparation enhance the characteristics of the station to make other vendors happy. Also, a fantastic little outdoor terrace would be a fabulous place to chill in warmer weather. The possibilities are seriously endless!

Grungy is the right word for this dark space, very plain, dark, with a stage, a small bar with a…read morewide selection of beers, and 1970's style pleather stools. We went for a stand up comedy show featuring local comedians. The show was about 2 hours long with a $10 cover. They did tell us over the phone the cover was $5 but oh well, still pretty cheap. Those dudes have to make a living some how. Comedians were funny, crowd was laid back. Pretty cool music too. Very unpretentious.

It's been years since I've been to The East Room. I remember attending some underground metal and…read morepunk shows back in the pre-plague days, seem to remember some ratty couches scattered about in this space. My partner and I hit up one of the "Fascination Street" goth dance nights this past weekend and had an absolute blast. Perfect environment for that, great DJs and an active, friendly, engaged crowd. Drinks are farily priced (for real, like it's not hard Nashville!), and...it's actually clean in here?! Including the bathrooms! Of course, do your best to not have to go to the bathroom while here because it will take you 30 minutes or so to get through the line to reach the stall (but once there it's private and clean, sink within). It's just a really cool space from the stage you can dance on if you choose to plenty of other spaces to dance less in the "spotlight", some chairs and tables and balcony area to relax and chill out a bit as well. Parking can be a beast--there's a free lot out front but with just a few spots, street parking is not super plentiful or prevalent. There are a lot of businesses with full lots and since pretty much anything you come to here is after those businesses are closed one in theory SHOULD be able to park there, but there's a sign that says the Walgreens def tows after midnight (for those 2 am shoppers to a closed location?)--we took a chance at another business and were lucky.

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.

Before the show, it was blazing hot to the point where it hurt. There wasnt anybody giving out…read morewater bottles, or anybody really helping. It was a cool place with a nice design, but we had waited over 50 minutes long than we were supposed to, to get in. Once we got in the venue, it was packed and very chaotic. On top of that, the staff was extremely rude and yelled at people several times because they were in the way of traffic, rather than guiding them to the correct spot. Overall, it was a pretty bad experience that ruined the point of the show for me.

Preface: I went for a tasting - not food. Such a cute place!…read moreWe had tickets for a wine tasting and it did not disappoint. The bartender even let us try 2 wines that were not included. Ended up buying 2 bottles. I will definitely go back to check out the food and the entertainment!

City Winery Nashville - Honest Review…read more My first experience at City Winery was unfortunately disappointing, and I wouldn't recommend it based on this visit. The burger was dry, and although the menu mentioned a "secret sauce," it tasted more like a simple mix of mayonnaise and ketchup -- nothing special, and barely any sauce at all. They also weren't able to accommodate salted onions or caramelized onions, which felt surprising for a full kitchen. The chicken tacos were bland, with no seasoning, no heat, and no hot sauce or flavorful elements to bring them together. Everything tasted flat and underwhelming. The wine tasting was another letdown. We weren't given any descriptions or explanations about the wines -- they simply dropped off the flights without telling us what we were drinking, which took away from the whole tasting experience. Overall, the service was the only positive part of the visit. The food lacked flavor, the wine tasting lacked guidance, and the experience didn't match the expectations for a place known for wine and dining. Definitely disappointing for a first visit.

We traveled to Nashville for a quick weekend trip centering on attending a musical performance by…read morean artist we know at Exit/In. This is my first time at this venue and it reminds me of the Old Forrester Music Hall in Louisville. Limited seating, balcony views, and spartan decor. Full bar and large open concept with the possibility of dancing to the music. Several local patrons sitting near us filled me in more on the history of the property. Specifically, that it's not nearly as appealing as it used to be prior to changing ownership to a larger management group who apparently came in and "white washed" the place. They spoke wistfully of the prior decor and memorabilia that was removed and how much of the allure of the space was erased. After speaking with them, I wish I could have seen the place prior to now.

It's a much smaller venue space than I'm use to, no heat or ac. It was cold in there the time frame…read moreI went. It got warm fast while dancing Everything is painted black inside, it literally looked like a basement. I will say it's nothing fancy but I felt safe. You basically have to stand the entire time, it was worth it to see Cascada. All of the employees were very friendly, and they were attentive. Didn't have chance to try any food. Only had water.

First time here. I must say this was a very nice venue. Very clean, spacious, and brand new. lol…read more They have 3 great size bars, so getting a drink shouldn't be an issue. Bathrooms were very clean, which is a major plus. Staff here were very friendly and ensured the crowds flowed in and out without any issues. I thoroughly enjoyed the concert here. Only downside is if you were to sit at the high tops on floor level you won't be able to see the stage well if there is a large crowd in front of the stage. Don't wear your heels unless you want your feet to hurt standing all night lol. I highly recommend the seating in the balcony area. The balcony area still gives you a good view of the stage while enjoying a seat.

What a wonderful venue! My first time visiting was for an AEW show and everything about the…read morepinnacle is top notch. From the entry and security checkpoints to the bars scattered around the venue, everything was thought out for the attendees. There's standing room, seats and even GA is one of the better I've seen - you can sit or stand without paying an arm and a leg. I tend to avoid larger concert venues in town but I'll intentionally look for shows here in the future. Even getting in and out with ride share is a breeze. I'll be back!

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.

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!

Beautiful place. Staff is the nicest people! From the service team, to management and membership…read moreteam. Food is wonderful, many options for health conscious. Great menu and food is top tier! Familiar items from multiple houses and some specific to Nashville! The bar is beautiful with such well made drinks. The library area in the club house is the best place to be...you can work on your laptop and also eat lunch! The pool is gorgeous! Can get super crowded and at difficult to find a chair, but members are very courteous. Service Team is so hard working. Applause!!! Highly recommend events, and Cinema. Have not had a chance to stay in the rooms, but based on the club And events, I would recommend the room too.

Came here with a staff member and was pleased with the atmosphere and kindness of the serving crew!…read moreEveryone was great. We were treated to SO much good food, with the highlight of the night being the half baked cookie. (Pro tip, ask for it underdone)