Had a June '25 wedding and just wrapped up a corporate event at The Cordelle during the week as a…read morerepeat customer - both experiences were wonderful with the team. They really listened to what we needed and were very engaged. What stood out was the staff (events and security both) in person as well - everyone so respectful and professional, greeted us with a smile, and really a joy to work with! Shout out to Gabi, Kathleen, Austin, Scott and so many others!

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 .

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.

A very cute indoor play area for kids up to 6 years old. Went with my niece on Mother's Day around…read more12:30 pm on a Sunday and no one else was there. We hadn't made a reservation but they take walk ins if there's capacity. It's pay by 1 or 2 hours per child. Kids need to have grippy socks or there are some for purchase there for $2. They also serve coffee which is great. While the play area was small, my 4 year old niece had a great time running around, playing with the toys, and going down the slide a million times. It seems like the only indoor play area in this part of town. A great place to go when it gets hot outside. Looks like they have events for kids as well.

I love love love Printer's Alley! This historic area has my favorite pubs and speakeasies…read more The neon is fantastic. One of the best areas in Nashville to catch live music. In the early 1900s, this is where the printing and publishing industry for Nashville was located. Since then, it's been reinvented as a destination spot (as mentioned above). Great nightlife area.

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.

I was in town visiting for the National Urban League conference, and they hosted one of their…read moreconference evening outings at this location. This is a massive operation with multiple floors, BOWLING and a massive stage and dance floor. While we didn't order food, we did drink quite a bit and found the drinks to be pretty strong, which is good given the fact that your drinks will likely average anywhere from $12-$15. The highlight of the space is the stage and dance floor area. We were fortunate enough to have several performers for this event and the quality acoustics combined with the spacious area to dance, which was mostly line dancing for this crowd, was a nice feature. I am so used to being overcrowded in places like this, but I was actually able to get a line dance or two in without stepping on too many feet. Bartender service was prompt and friendly, but the number of security and bouncers at the front tells me that this place must get rowdy from time to time. That being said, this would definitely be a spot. I would check out in the future.

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.

We had such a wonderful experience with Sarah! From the moment we pulled in the parking area, we…read morewere blown away by how GORGEOUS the space is inside and out. Sarah was absolutely AMAZING throughout the entire process. She was incredibly responsive, kind, and patient with us, and provided several different options for our estimate so we could really see what would work best for our wedding and budget. There are also so many little details about the venue that we loved! The bridal suite is tucked away and almost feels hidden, which makes it super cute. The side rooms off of the main dining area are also so cozy and intimate and add even more character to the venue. We ultimately decided to move forward with a different venue after considering some specific needs for our guests, but I have to say -- Estelle was in serious competition with the venue we chose the ENTIRE time! It was not an easy decision at all, and we would recommend Estelle without hesitation. We are so grateful to Sarah and the entire Estelle team for making our experience so positive, even though we ultimately chose a different venue. We will absolutely be sharing our experience and recommending Estelle to anyone looking for a beautiful space for a wedding or special event in Nashville. Thank you again, Sarah, for being so wonderful to us!

From the owner: Estelle is an intimate event venue in East Nashville, built around a log cabin from 1807 wrapped in…read morea Victorian home from 1826. It's one of the oldest structures in East Nashville, now reimagined with modern furnishings, a private garden, and covered porch. We host weddings, rehearsal dinners, and cocktail events for up to 95 guests, with catering, bar service, and rentals handled in-house. A cozy, historic setting just one mile from downtown for couples who want something intimate and unforgettable.

Such a beautiful venue, being managed by wonderful people, Clean, organized, and scenery makes for…read morebeautiful pictures, Highly Recommended

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

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.

Nice lively rooftop bar. Limited menu, with a few drinks and several selections of wine/beer…read more Food menu small, I had the smash burger and fries. The fries were crispy, but could have used some seasoning. The burger was hot and cheesy (but please, when will the smash burger trend end and we can start ordering temperatures again?!). Cory was my bartender and I had him make me custom drinks all night. I had a gin drink with jalapeño. Though I'm over the jalapeño trend, he made it with subtle, which was much appreciated. He also made me a couple buffalo trace drinks, just the right amount of sweet and bitter. And I finished with another easy to down gin concoction. The views (for Nashville) are great. Panoramic and you can see the bat tower and all the lights. Lots of different types of seating, including outdoor chairs and couches, high tops, and bar seats. I started out with four stars because I've been to better . . . but I did have a great experience here and Cory seemed happy to make me interesting off the menu drinks, so five stars it is.

What a cool place! Multiple indoor board and video gamed mini golf courses and an expansive bar and…read morerestaurant setup. We didn't eat here but MAN...we had so much fun playing mini golf. There is a digital board near the check in counter that holds the name of the person who placed the reservation, time of the reservation, and the color of your course (each course is assigned a color). Your group picks a putter and is given a golf ball, which you digitally scan at the beginning of the course and add your name. Each hole will electronically detect which ball is yours. No need to carry pencils and a paper score card! Woohoo. My favorite hole was trivial pursuit themed. They give you a multiple choice question with two potential answers. There are two holes to aim towards, dependent upon what you think the correct answer is. Fun! Even our ADHD child was focused and we all had a blast. Looking forward to going back! The only downside was the parking, which was a challenge.

I came here to get in a little putt putt. The directions to the attached parking garage are very…read moreconfusing. You can follow the directions to the garage however you will need to not necessarily drive to it as you will need to loop around to get to the entrance that allows public parking. It's very confusing and luckily had help from locals who were leaving the garage. There is street parking but it's limited. I did not eat here but can say the putt putt was fun and technologically was impressed with it. Much easier than to hand write/keep score on paper. Overall a fun outing even with the confusing parking situation.

One of my favorite clubs in Nashville. The only place that doesn't play country music which I love…read more I love when they play hip hop & top 40's. You can check out the calendar to see what they're playing for the night, the ambiance in there is great-definitely a mix of LA & New York. It's a mix crowd which I love. The manager & all the staff there are very welcoming, I normally reserve a table there when I go & the prices are very reasonable.

Nashville's lounge revolution continues. We've gotten Nashville's take on Brooklyn, LA and Vegas…read more the back corner is very Miami Beach. When I walked in I, immediately, thought of Haven (RIP https://www.yelp.com/biz/haven-miami-beach-2). From the LED wall to the music to the drinks to the vibe... I didn't feel like I was in Nashville anymore. the back corner stands out and gives Middle Tennesseans something that's not readily available in this area. If you're in the mood for a little coastal cosmopolitanness (is that word? It's not a word), the back corner is about to be your new favorite place. The neighborhood gets things moving in the right direction. For as much as Germantown has (scenic streets, fancy high rises, coffee, good eats) it didn't have a nightlife destination. Putting one here makes a lot of sense. Building off the 5th & Taylor imprint, the back corner starts off fancy (but not pretentious) and builds to memorable. Upon entry, the first thing you notice is the LED wall and stage. With a changing display of electronic intoxication, you're drawn into a world far away from Lower Broad. If you can break your gaze away from the stage, you'll notice the upper and lower lounge seating. Intimate, cozy and a bit mysterious, the seating at the back corner lets you decide whether you want to be front & center or if you're rather sit back and take it all in. You can be as public or private as you'd like. If indoor seating isn't your thing, make your way outside to enjoy the fire pit and Germantown night sky. Just do us all a favor and refrain from smoking. Seeing cigarette butts along the patio or by (in??) the fire pit is not sexy and very off-brand. All the above said and noted, the back corner is not a huge space -- which is a plus and minus. It's a plus because it never becomes the cavernous mess of bass and desperation. The minus is crowds gonna crowd and with a lot of people, the space will be tight. I don't know how to fix that. I suppose a velvet rope and waitlist will keep crowds at bay but neither feels very Nashville. Hmm... Another minus (relating to the size) is that there's only one bar. One bar in a space this cool is a bit tight. I know the space behind the bar isn't huge but I would staff it with 3 bartenders at a time so as to keep up with the crowd. Because you're going to want to drink. A lot. The cocktail program at the back corner is a bit unusual for Nashville -- and very Miami. Expect rum, colors and a boozy punch. Actually, the menu could use a punch. Get on that, tbc. Re drink progression... start with the gimlet. It's pretty to look at and refreshing to drink. All the mixers, juices, etc. are made in house so you're getting quality fare. From there, hit the No. 4 and, then, the No. 2. If you're still upright, drink some water. Water? Who am I kidding? Cocktails! You're in Miami, [redacted]! Well, sorta. If you need some noshes, 5th & Taylor is serving up bites. Don't come here for dinner. Who eats food? Let the music and booze nourish your body. As perfect as the back corner is for DJ sets, live music (this *is* Nashville, after all) works as well. the back corner isn't the Downtown dance club people have wanted for a (looooong) while. But it is a welcome addition to the city's nightlife scene and, very possibly, you're new favorite place to go. Bienvenidos a Nashville.