Went here for a March wedding. What an intimate wedding day venue. We loved the yard and back…read moreporch. All of the staff was so friendly and accommodating .

So I can only speak on my experience as a guest here for a wedding. The venue is beautiful both…read moreinside and out. Lush green gardens, and a nice inside with exposed beams and classic wood flooring make for a simple and rustic venue. There's a porch area complete with bench seating and ceiling fans with lighting that are great for a summer or spring day that fades into a lovely sunset for an evening of fun. Ample street parking is available for guests. My only gripe would be the occasional roar of traffic or passing semi trucks on the nearby interstate during an intimate outdoor ceremony. However, its not enough to dock this place a full star. Although I didn't get to see it I do know that there is an upstairs room available as well. Great venue all around.

I was in Nashville visiting on business with my 1 1/2 year old. My wife was able to find this cute…read moreindoor playground not far from the hotel to go to for the kiddo. When I walked in, I was met with warmth from the employee who made us sign a waiver, went over the menu, and helped my daughter put her socks on. The place is nice sized with plenty to do for children under the age of 5 including a small selection of lunch items for kids and many toys and fun sized items. Our toddler had a blast going down the slide and playing in the makeshift grocery store. 10 I would absolutely go again if I'm ever on work travel to Nashville with the kiddo

Coffee was hot and delicious. Kids (5.5years and 18m) had a ball!…read more I wish there were better options for grown ups to post up and maintain a line of sight. Being there with a toddler meant constantly moving to maintain supervision. But it was laid back and everyone was nice. We made a reservation but it was not crowded on a Wednesday morning, even with rolling start times. Outside patio space was small but cute, but also concrete - just something to be mindful of if you have a kid who goes headfirst into everything like mine. The entrance is adorable but the play space isn't closed off from the lobby. They have a little rounded mini doorframe for littles and my kid thought it was hilarious to go in and out. The place isn't big enough that they are going to get very far, but I was surprised it wasn't gated. More expensive than play cafes I've been to in other cities, but still worth a stop if you're in town with littles.

This location was perfect for our game night. We hosted approximately 50 people with more than…read moreenough room to host more. The space was clean and well put together. They picked up the tables we rented and provided a few additional tables they had in storage to make sure my event had all it needed. The bartender provided by the location was very professional and was very helpful. I would absolutely use this location for any event. The decor is perfect for any classy event, especially holiday parties.

From the owner: This stunning venue is located in the heart of Germantown. Exposed brick, views of the city, & full…read morekitchen magnify the beauty of the room. Venue Event Space Events at 624

Printer's Alley is a historic, vibrant nightlife district known for its speakeasy-style bars, live…read morejazz, blues, and rock music. Originally the city's printing hub in the early 1900s, it transformed into a popular entertainment alley in the 1940s, providing a "grittier", more intimate alternative to Broadway's honky-tonks. Our experience here included an evening of drinks and music at Alley Taps, and just enjoying a few walks up and down the street. We had already learned some of the history here from our Joyride tour, which added nicely to our exposure.

3.5 stars…read more Printer's Alley prints the chapter of an alley with two chapters. In chapter one it served as Nashville's printing hub in the early 1900s. In the second chapter that dates from the 1940s to the time of this writing, it is a nightclub and bar destination. In contrast to the nearby Broadway-Honkeytonk Highway, it is far smaller. It is two blocks long bounded by Commerce Street to the south, 4th Avenue to the west, Union Street to the North, and 3rd Avenue to the east. For purposes of this review, I am rating it from the perspective of walking in it during the late morning. When I experienced Printer's Alley it was part of a walk through Downtown Nashville. In the late morning it was quiet. I walked it a couple of times. From the northernmost point at Union Street to the southernmost point at Commerce Street it was a 0.21 mile walk that took six minutes. Unlike the nearby Honky Tonk Highway, it was very laid back and had an off the beaten path to it although it is a block from Broadway. I was impressed with the cleaniness of the alleyway. The historic buildings were free of graffiti and vandalism. That created a better perception of safety. Along the way there were a few signs that told the Printer's Alley story. One of them says, "Probation ends here." I noticed that the largest concentration of nightclubs and other businesses were just north of Church Street. The string lights called attention to these businesses. From my time in historic Printer's Alley, I saw that it was bookended by two modern buildings: UBS Center to the north and the At&T Building-the Tallest Building in Tennessee to the south. I cannot help but note that if the AT&T Building weren't there that possibly Printer's Alley could connect to Broadway. From a daytime perspective I give Printer's Alley Three Stars. In the daytime it is an interesting place to walk through as a part of a Downtown Nashville hike.

I really enjoy going to events here. (Standing room only) It's a nice space. I like that it's dimly…read morelit. I wish they had more seating options that aren't VIP. They have several bars but depending on the show can get busy. The parking across the street is $40! If you're lucky, you can find street parking or there are cheaper parking lots nearby! I typically stick to wine if I go here as the cocktails aren't the greatest. I attend lots of shows here yearly! Most shows have the option to watch from upstairs. I like that because I'm vertically challenged and sometimes can't see if taller people are standing in front of me. All and all, definitely catch a show here.

It was a great experience! We got one of the best views! We didn't have to worry about any trouble,…read moreit was just good times and good vibes! I would definitely come back for another event!!!

Such a beautiful venue! Tastefully decorated and gorgeous aesthetics!…read more Many options available to plan the perfect event!

Beautiful decor, lovely sunset wedding venue. Felt very comfortable with lots of space for the…read morereception. So cool to have this country ambiance close enough to Nashville to see the skyline!

This is a great night time hangout. It is the W hotels roof top bar and has spectacular views of…read morethe city of Nashville. It is a must see for visitors to the city. They have great outside seating with full service. The cocktails were well made and they also serve beer and wine. I have not tried the food as there is so much to do in Nashville I go for the cocktails and the view. I have been on nights where they had a DJ and found it to be very loud. As it is in the Gulch it is close to many restaurants and bars. So stop on by for a couple of drinks and the view before you hit the city.

I'm not surprised that this is a BW review. I *am* surprised at all the other raving reviews below…read more I was confused and put off from the minute I walked through the door until the time I left. I can only imagine that The Gulch has sticking power. I don't hang out there often but I must be an outlier. Earlier that evening, I was at another rooftop bar that had room to breathe. Proof was standing room only. I didn't understand. The music was loud (and fairly obnoxious). I was hard to turn around. Seating (or, standing to be fair) was hard to come by. And the people just kept coming. From the rude bouncer/doorman to the ruder server, I was utterly flummoxed by what I was experiencing and the fact that so many people seemed to be into it. The crowd vibe was off as well. I was bumped into three times. Propositioned once. Cackled at a handful of times. As soon as I ordered my drink I was told to pay immediately (before I received the drink). Granted, there was no way I was opening a tab but the chain of events was a first (in my long, storied history of drinking at bars/clubs). By the time a drunk sad girl™ asked to share my high boy I was ready to go. Forever. View was decent. There are better in town. Heck, there are better in The Gulch.

How fun is this?! You get to eat, drink and play all at once! This place is popular, I would…read morerecommend that you book your time slot, and actually book two slots, because one round is just not enough! You don't have to be good, you don't even need to know how to count, it's all done for you! It is just a great activity. Getting drink service while playing can be challenging during peak times. The food is bar food but on the better side of that. By now we must have visited at least a dozen times and I have never heard anyone in my groups having any complaints. I love to come here and I will be back soon again!

What a cool experience this place is!!! It's a tech infused mini golf course/ restaurant. You can…read morechoose between 9 or 18 hole golf course. I chose the $32 9 hole experience for 2 people. I would say that I really liked it. It took about 30ish minutes to complete. We didn't get food or drinks because we planned on getting them at our next stop. While this place was lovely and fun, I didn't not like how it started for a hot sec. Originally, I purchased a Groupon for their 9 hole experience which was $27. I got my code and put it in the website. However, the website wouldn't accept it. So when I went to call the restaurant to see how to correct the issue, there was no answer for 5 calls and an left voicemail. So I decided to purchase another 9 hole experience on their website. Which meant I paid $61 to play this game. But Groupon will refund me.