Four of us had dinner. We all ordered the Creste di galli. Andrew was our waiter and did a fabulous…read morejob! Our dinner was amazing. Make sure to ask for bread. You'll want it to wipe the plate clean!!

Sixty Vines is always the best restaurant around! If you're in an area that has one, definitely…read moregive it a try. I live on the West Coast, so whenever I'm in a city with one, I make it a point to dine there. My father ate at the Nashville location tonight, and he said it did not disappoint! Great food and excellent service from Kylie. Thanks, Kylie, for taking such great care of my dad and his service dog!

Steven was amazing! Had such a great time. Would come back just for Steven. Greatest server everread more

Steven was an incredible server and made our Easter Brunch. Thank you for the great recs!read more

I visited Sauced with my husband last weekend when we were back in Nashville for a weekend. I…read morecouldn't have loved it more. It's a great wine bar with an amazing selection of natural wines, delicious food, the best service, and an amazing ambiance. What's not to like? Sauced works a little bit differently than a lot of wine bars. We walked in and were welcomed right away. When we grabbed seats at the bar (there are also tables), our bartender (I feel terrible that I'm not 100% sure of his name since we had such a great time with him - but I'm pretty sure it was John) asked us about wines we like or are drawn to. They don't have a printed menu - they ask you what you like or are in the mood for and then they they'll pour you tastes until you find something you love. Then they have several fridges of bottles you can purchase and open. And their selection here is also great. We saw bottles by several winemakers we stalk (when we see, we usually buy). The wines our bartender recommended (based on our tastes and preferences) were great, too. They also have a great menu of food items - great for a meal or a snack. We ordered their mortadella sandwich, which will likely go down as one of my favorite sandwiches of the year (great bread, tons of mortadella, pistachio cream, gooey melted cheese)... I think I covered this already, but the service was excellent: attentive (we didn't have empty glasses for long at all before we were involved in a conversion about what we wanted to pour next), friendly, helpful... The bar itself is also great - tons of character: walls with smoke from candles, great lighting, little intimate nooks for seating... I had a great time at Sauced: great wine, great food, a great time. I'm not in Nashville as often as I should be (in laws), but I'd be happy to visit Sauced every time I'm in Nashville. Sauced might be an outpost of a Brooklyn wine bar, but Nashville is still so lucky to have it. Most cities don't have a wine bar as great as Sauced.

Came here for a girlfriend's birthday and thought it was a great vibe. My biggest complaint is just…read morethe lack of transparency on pricing. While I enjoy getting to talk to the bartender about what I like or may want to try, if they're busy, I don't want to just spend all of our time asking them the price of things. We definitely had a little sticker shock at the end of the night, but this was also my first time here so that could be something I just wasn't expecting! Aside from that, the service and wines were great. So while it isn't somewhere I see myself putting in my weekly rotation, it's a nice option for a special occasion or nicer evening.

Wow, oddly impressed with this place- hard to believe it's a chain! Stumbled in here for some lunch…read moreafter shopping. The bartender Adam was super friendly. Cool vibe, loved all the old TVs behind the bar. The soup of the day was Italian meatball which Adam highly recommended. I opted for the half and half, doing the soup and the Tuscan tuna panini on ciabatta. Both were 10/10 good! I wasn't planning on drinking, but their happy hour is such a steal, I couldn't pass it up. Got a great $15 glass of Chard for only $6. Highly recommend.

Just finished a relaxing brunch with the family at Postino's 12 South. Also, just found out this is…read morea chain. Since it is the only one in Nashville, much less TN, it's a stand alone to me and quite good. Twelve South has a very active eating culture with many favorites. Parking is challenging but the walks aren't too aweful. Postino's brunch is much better than the well known one down the street. The atmosphere is open and relaxed, not crammed. The outdoor seating looks great but not on the chilly day we were here. Reservations are recommended on the weekend and we had them but they wouldn't have been necessary before noon. We were seated by our server upon our arrival. The wine list covers a wide range of flavors but isn't very deep. The full bar can conjure anything. Kyle came back serveral times to get multiple orders. Menu items are closer to tapas to be enjoyed while drinking, so Postino's might not be your number 1 dining location but great for a gather place or pre-dinner cocktail. We popped around the menu trying different things. For us, the bruschetta is reminiscent of smorrebrod, Danish open-faced sandwiches. Those are a hit with us. Everything felt house made with carefully thought out flavors. Tops was the salmon pesto bruschetta and the vanilla glaze dipping sauce for the donut bites. By the way, excellent preparation of the eggs. With its central location, this is a great place for us to gather and talk.

If you're looking for a rooftop that truly understands the assignment, this is it…read more Located on the 25th floor of the Grand Hyatt Nashville in downtown Nashville, this spot has one of the best rooftop views in the city. The moment those elevator doors open, it feels like you've stepped into the skyline itself.The bar setup both inside and outside is absolutely beautiful. The indoor space is polished and vibrant, and once you step out onto the rooftop, the views completely light up the atmosphere. Day or night, the city feels close enough to touch. Sunset up there? Elite. Nighttime? It turns into a glittering panorama that makes every cocktail taste a little better. The vibe is effortlessly cool without trying too hard. It's the kind of place where you can dress up a little, sip something classy, and just soak it all in. The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and attentive, which makes the whole experience feel amazing Whether you're celebrating something special or just want to see Nashville from a different perspective, this rooftop is always a good idea. Great views, great energy, great people. Definitely one of my favorite spots in the city.

It took me a couple of years but I finally made it to the rooftop of the Grand Hyatt. It's every…read morebit as attractive and well-appointed as you might imagine by the address. Despite the hotel setting, it feels a bit more 'for the locals' than lower Broad does these days. So whether you are entertaining out of town guests or want to have drinks Downtown, this just might be the spot you're looking for. I had something to celebrate and I wanted to do so in style. It was mid-spring and the weather was perfect so I wanted to take advantage of the short window. I took a ride share to the hotel bc ain't no one got time for Downtown parking rates and bee-lined it to the Lou/Na elevator at the back of the lobby. Once I hit the rooftop, my Friday night began. The atmosphere is every bit as dark, moody (in a good way) and smartly-illuminated as expected. Since I was here for views and good weather, I asked the hostess for an outdoor table. She obliged and I was soon perched along the edge of the roof, staring into the twinkling lights of our ever-expanding skyline. It was well-past the dinner hour and I was craving something sweet. After chatting with my helpful server, I decided on the creme brulee and an espresso martini. Both were excellent. The brulee had a perfect crust and delectable custard that paired well with the martini that veered closer to dry than sweet. I appreciated that. It showed effort went into making the cocktail. I was in my own head so I minded my business and didn't do too much people watching. Despite the time of year and good weather, the roof wasn't too packed. It wasn't empty but it wasn't bustling. That was fine by me but I'm sure the management would disagree. I would point out that Lou/Na has gotten even more popular since when I visited so I'm confident that the crowd on good weather nights has increased. If that's your thing, head over on a Friday. If not, check it out during the week. But if well-made cocktails in a beautiful environment outside the madness of Lower Broad but still Downtown is on your radar, you know where you need to go and what to do. Lou/Na should be in your rotation.

We had such a great experience at Bad Idea Restaurant! The place is beautiful with a relaxed, chill…read moreatmosphere--perfect for unwinding and enjoying good food. Everything we ordered was delicious. The service really stood out. Even though we came straight from a yoga class in workout clothes, we were treated so warmly. The owner and staff greeted us kindly and made us feel very welcome. Highly recommend for great food, great vibes, and genuinely friendly service!

Bad Idea is located within an old church sanctuary and the vibe is seriously so cool. We want to…read morecome back just to sit at the bar or on the couches and hang out! Food was good, starting with their pimento cheese and chicken bcnuggets. I found the chicken to be most interesting out of the two - a fun and elevated take on a chicken nugget, especially if you like dill! For the entrees, we split the Spanish octopus and chicken forestiere. Octopus had great flavor, but we found it to be a bit small for its price point. The chicken forestiere, on the other hand, was a great portioned dish with phenomenal flavor. A must have from our perspective! We ended the meal with the banana pudding, which was fantastic. Drinks were very good, however, we felt the old fashioned was a bit overpriced at $25. We also felt the service was a little lacking - food was timely, but drink service was slow....waited for a second glass of wine for quite a while. Overall, giving this one a 4/5.

Had the Seared Scallops, they were amazing! Chef Kevin even delivered our appetizer to us and…read morevisited with us ! The pricing was reasonable and definitely 5 stars, looking forward to coming back on my next visit! The location was great and the vibe inside of the restaurant was very relaxing!

The curse of Rumours continues!…read more I don't know that any business can survive this address. My first BW review of the year and it seems to have come as a surprise. Whispers abound as to whether the issue at VG was a rent hike or whether the owner just lost interest. In any event, it's the same sad story at the corner of 12th and Woodland. And that's too bad because VG acquitted itself nicely. On a Friday in mid-spring it was the exact right place I wanted to be to catch up with a friend. That backyard has been the stuff of legends for every iteration for a reason. If you've been here for a while, you know the score: walk in the front, smile, be greeted, ask for a table outside. That's just what we did. But before that we got drinks. Being a wine bar and being happy hour and being a Friday we went all in on the house red sangria. Served in a pleasantly large goblet, this goodie jar of wine and fruit did the job of quenching thirst and spurring conversation. To add to the libations, we settled on a series of bites: whipped feta (with sourdough -- and every bit of decadent as described in other reviews), olive tapenade (a briny, mound of oil, citrus and herbs) and (skinny) fries with parmesan & white truffle oil. Right?? What a perfect way to end the work week and begin the weekend. We had wonderful service from Abby and stayed on premises well into sundown. There was a steady crowd throughout our visit so I don't think a lack of business was the COD. Whatever the reason, it sort of boggles the mind that a wine bar concept can't stick around in a neighborhood and location that seems to crave it. That curse might be real.

This lovely wine bar is a hidden gem inside L&L Market! Pont Neuf is owned by the same folks behind…read moreAmelia's Flowers - and the beautiful, fresh-cut flowers placed all around their space remind you of that fact throughout your visit. A friend and I stopped by around 4 PM on a Thursday evening to take advantage of their "Golden Hour" specials. There's a good amount of space to spread out if you have a bigger group, but we just grabbed a few seats at the bar. The owner, Taylor, was also tending the bar during our visit, and he walked us through the concept while also providing thoughtful wine recommendations. We both started with a glass of crisp and cold prosecco, and then switched over to try Vino Volta, which kind of tasted like a good craft beer's bubbly cousin. They even have a few light bites on their menu if you need something to snack on - but since they're located in L&L Market, there's plenty of other food options nearby as well! This is a special place to sit and sip on high quality, curated wines with good company, and I'm confident I'll be back again soon.

Pont Neuf might very well be wine bar of your dreams:…read more -beautiful space with tons of natural light (for those day drinkers!) -comfortable bar seating, as well as small tables and lounges -a well-edited menu with a respectable list of wines by the glass, legit spritzes, classic cocktails and beer -legit spritzes (did I say that already?) -friendly service by the owner who expertly concocts and pours + a "Golden Hour" for the golden girls lurking in all of us. Prices for a glass of wine are reasonable as is (I mean, where can you expect to spend less than 14/glass in most cities these days, no less Nashville?), but the Golden Hour is the luxardo cherry on top. We sat at the bar for some late afternoon spritzes and enjoyed speaking with the very knowledgeable owner. His version of a Hugo Spritz is literal perfection.

I was very impressed by Butterlamp! This place is within walking distance from me and I have never…read morebeen. Honestly, I under estimated them. Originally when I heard about this place I thought hmmm why would I go to a ~just~ a bread place? I thought, Im a girl who likes to eat I need more. Well, this place was suggested by a friend to catch up. I completely miss judged butterlamp- of course, I should've known to give it a try. Located at the back of the building you can enter through going around back or walking through the building. Its a small place, but they have tables and bar seating. The wine menu is glorious. So much to choose from. I like how you order at the bar because it gives you a chance to see what everyone else is drinking as they keep the open bottles up front. I asked the staff what I should order based on wanting a chilled red. They gave me tow options. I chose a Nebbiolo and loved it! We ordered two "bread with stuff". We got the pumpkin and the french onion. Both were amazing! We went at 2 pm so it was the perfect snack. They did have a fairly diverse menu. Music was upbeat and chill and at the perfect volume to have an enjoyable conversation. They also sell loaves of bread to go, which of course we got.

What a great little gem! A quaint location in a residential area, an excellent wine menu, delicious…read moreAustralian-inspired bites with friendly and knowledgeable service. I now know what a jaffle is and can tell you it's a toasted sandwich that you should definitely try. We sat inside since it was a bit chilly but would love to come back again and share some wine and small plates on the patio.

ound this place on TikTok and as a wine lover, I couldn't resist. My husband made a reservation to…read morestop in for a drink before our wedding anniversary dinner, and wow... what a fantastic find. The Authentique truly feels like a little piece of France tucked into East Nashville. The décor, the vibe, hearing so many different languages around us, it honestly felt like being back in Europe. They have one of the most impressive wine lists I've seen in the city, and if you're indecisive like me, the wine flights are the way to go. We did the Tour de France flight, my husband went with the whites, I did the reds, and everything was incredible. The Beaujolais, Pinot Noir, Chards (yes, because we of course shared haha)... just wow. We paired it all with steak tartare (yes, they have French bites too!), plus they offer charcuterie boards, crepes, and more. Definitely coming back for those. Bonus: every Tuesday they host wine tastings at the bar led by their sommelier, each week with a different theme, mostly French and other European wines. tickets can be purchased in their website Huge thank you to Alexander for walking us through the whole concept. We finished the night with a beautiful Blanc de Blanc to toast our anniversary. What a gem in Nashville, can't wait to be back.

We visited Authentique for a themed wine class and we had SUCH a great time! Brock, the instructor…read morewas so fun, so knowledgeable, and we had a great experience. We're getting married in Italy so we specifically were interested in the Italian themed tasting, but they do different themes every Tuesday and the owner Alex seems just as enthusiastic about French, Italian, and just any wine really. We ordered the raclette charcuterie board (for 2) which was a special, and it was so fun! You get to melt the cheese right in front of you, and eat at your own pace. And OBVIOUSLY we had to end the night with a Nutella banana crepe, which is the lightest, tastiest thing to ever grace your lips.