First time sitting in Vanderbilt's new stadium. I'm not sure how sold I am on the new layout…read morethough. Came here for the lsu vs Vandy game and I must say it didn't end in my favor, but I enjoyed the atmosphere nonetheless.

On this particular game day, Vandy Stadium was rocking. Unfortunately, for my Kentucky Wildcats, we…read moredid not win the game. It took a little while to get to the seats due to everyone going up at the same time. It's an old stadium but has all the modern vending set ups. They offer alcoholic beverages and plenty of concession stand options. The problem today though was Kentucky did not win. Great town and nice stadium. You should definitely check it out.

Clear Bag policy! All events!…read more We were there for a graduation. It wasn't mentioned on the tickets, or invitations or anywhere. We were turned away in the rain, because the bags were not clear. Once inside the building, it was posted. Disappointing. 2 STARS

2 mile walk from our hotel for a concert, only to find out clear bag or no bags larger than a…read morepager. Now time for a great concert.

Don't attend a game here!!! They only allow one exit and one entrance for the entire capacity…read more Huge fire hazard or active shooter hazard. Like shooting fish in a barrel with only one exit. One security guard said that's just the way they do it and another said because of the construction outside but we didn't see any construction. We left prior to game ending but took 35 minutes to get out of the building. If this is the case they shouldn't be allowed to have events here.

Pretty good place to visit. Not alot of restrooms. Feels out of date. Seats on the sideline are far…read morefrom the court so it's best to try and sit behind the basket. Over all a pretty good experience.

We walked around Nashville briefly following our concert and traveled past Vanderbilt University…read more Gorgeous campus with well groomed grounds and amazing architecture. We just happened to catch what appeared to be a full moon, which was lovely.

Quality/Quantity - Not sure why, but we still visit the local colleges when we travel...? Habit I…read moreguess...? We obviously enjoy it. It gives us insight into the community. Schools available here: Arts and Science. Blair School of Music. Divinity School. School of Engineering. Graduate School. Law School. School of Medicine. School of Nursing. Owen Graduate School of Management. Peabody College. 70+ undergraduate programs. 57 academic graduate programs. Atmosphere - Good size. Clean and spacious environment. A park-like campus. Interesting cool fun facts: 94% of students live on campus all 4 years. 50% of students study abroad. 78% of first time applicants accepted to medical school rather than the national 46%. Service - N/A. Price - Undergraduate tuition and fees approximately cost $61k+. Adding housing and meals - $30k+. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1873.

Do you like thought-provoking and high-quality foreign films?…read more You could certainly catch a show at Nashville's appealing Belcourt Theatre (http://www.belcourt.org/) -- but did you also know that Vanderbilt has an International Lens series of films that it shows for FREE on its campus?! Here's the link to this season's lineup - http://www.vanderbilt.edu/internationallens/ Tonight I saw a tragic and thought-provoking Austrian film about Jewish counterfeiters working in a Nazi concentration camp during WWII (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0813547). Sure, perhaps I could have borrowed the film from the library, but Vanderbilt gave me the opportunity to see it on the big screen along with a brief introduction and post-show discussion led by a German professor. And did I mention this was free?! Gosh I love living near a major university that is willing to open its arms to the surrounding community and share its cultural largess. Thank you, Vanderbilt! What else...seats are comfy and the theater is clean, but don't expect stadium seating or cup holders. Sarratt Cinema is very nice, but not particularly fancy, ostentatious or luxurious. There was a limited selection of snacks and candies available at the door. I didn't get any, but I did notice that they had some sort of special deal where you could get a free popcorn if you purchased any other concession. Some other audience members took advantage of that offer. As you might expect from the venue, the audience seemed erudite and was well-behaved during the film. The cinema is on a lower level of the Sarratt Student Center (http://www.vanderbilt.edu/studentcenters/sarratt-student-center). If you're not already familiar with its location, you may want to plan on arriving a little early to find your way around and find someplace to park. So c'mon and take a cinematic trip around the world through the magic of film and the International Lens series @ Sarratt Cinema! What did Siskel and Ebert always used to say? "Until next time, the balcony is closed." (Er, only there is no actual balcony at Sarratt Cinema. But you get the idea. Work with me, people. Work with me. Yelpover and out.)

This is my favorite theater here in Nashville! They have so many unique movies as well as new and…read moreclassics. The midnight movies are always such a fun time! It's also great there is free parking included in your movie ticket. The only thing to note is that there is a small theater upstairs, so good to get those tickets early because they sell out so fast.

First time at the belcourt and it did not disappoint.. friendly staff, excellent seating and the…read moremovie was shown in 35mm film! Just a great experience!!

I went to school here from the 3rd grade through high school a long time ago. It was a wonderful…read moreschool that prepared me for the future. I graduated from the University of Tennessee undergraduate and graduate school and loved it but most of my graduating class went to Ivy League schools, Vanderbilt and even Cal Tech .If you are a high level student and want a high level education the University School of Nashville will provide you with a great education.

I clearly don't have any kiddos but I had to give a shout-out to the University School of Nashville…read morebecause I have toured the campus a couple of times and recently attended their annual Artclectic event and was very impressed with this top notch K-12 educational facility. The campus is beautiful especially with recent state of the art renovations and the staff that I have encountered were all very passionate about leveraging a student's, artistic, intellectual and athletic potential. As we all know education is a major issue in our country but this school appears to be part of the elite schools that offer an outstanding educational experience from grade school through high school graduation. It's going to cost you though, with grade school tuition at around $16,000 a year and high-school hovering at $18,000.... you must invest or pray to god they offer your student financial aid which is available. The good news is USN gives over $1.8 million in need-based financial aid to 18% of the students. Even attending the Artclectic event showcased how USN truly invests into it's educational model and really stands out from the pack of sub-par schools that are unfortunately part of the thread of the city.

I wish the school was a little more affordable, I wish the freshman male dorm room they showed us…read moredidn't have mold (my kiddo is allergic) They did a fantastic job showcasing their strength, the academics and their small classroom size. Everyone was so friendly and eager to share their experience at the Belmont. The campus is absolutely beautiful, it was like stepping into a bubble inside Nashville. I loved it, my kiddos loved it. I would totally recommend visiting Belmont if you are looking at colleges in Nashville.

Such a stunning campus to walk around and enjoy the landscaping, architecture, and lawn. Great…read morediverse degree programs here from Theater, to Music Business, to Nursing, and PreLaw. Next level dorm and on campus living options. Lots of networking and internships and abroad programs. Not cheap but worth every penny. Now if only they could get the cafeteria right...

Outside the front door, you're informed in big painted letters that this is a "supper club and…read morelounge." Well, now. There's no supper club here nor any lounge. In fact, there is no food here whatsoever although it's very common to order food at Red's next door and have them deliver it to you as you nurse your beer and look for this mysterious supper club and lounge. Beer is all they serve here. Even the soft drinks come from a vending machine. Just beer. Cash only. The somewhat stern looking and tough acting barkeep told someone that this is a "music venue" because they have two live shows a night. I guess I can get behind that but during the day, this is Tennessee's oldest bar and there is no music playing inside at all, no radio, no nothing. It's extremely rough around the edges (the ceiling is heavily stained and more warped than not) but most of the customers are tourists who did NOT do their homework and didn't realize it's CASH ONLY. There's an ATM inside, so I guess you have to pay the high transaction fee, fool. It's divey looking for sure but a real dive bar has scary locals inside and not 75% tourists with their fanny packs. And absolutely, please do order a Red's hot chicken sandwich next door and have them deliver it to you at Springwater. It's the best hot chicken sandwich you'll have in Nashville.

A Nashville Tradition…read more Springwater is actually the oldest continually operating bar in Tennessee. They have live music on stage 5 nights a week and often during the afternoon. They have a great selection of $5 and $6 beers. But remember, this is a Cash Only joint. And yes, this is definitely a local joint. It's practically the opposite of anything you'll find on Lower Broadway. But, it's a great place to hang out with friends. The long Bar has a lot of stools. There are also tables with chairs and a nice pool table. The staff here are super friendly and they are always very welcoming.