What a fun place off of the Main Street! Great ambiance, service, cozy and warm. The old fashioned…read moreis one of the best, get it with reserve! We'll be back for sure.

Loved the intimate venue, the shrimp po'boy was torch, Don Aliquo (in the video) and his band were…read morephenomenal and shit. Jazz lovers must visit while in Nashville

Tons of great music in town but this is THE spot. Found it on my first trip to Nashville a few…read moreyears back thanks to the door girl twisting my arm to check it out. Until next time!

Music was soooo good, food was tasty, drinks were excellent. They're on my must go list for…read moreNashville.

Valentino's is a wonderful mecca to hear piano-bar music, find interesting wines and canapes, and…read moresnuggle with your date on the mini-dance floor. If you are up for a full dinner, the food is second to none. For many years I went to hear the great John Johnthis, and was so excited to hear that Terrific Terri is now holding down the fort. The first time I heard Terri play and sing was at a wonderful restaurant in Green Hills -- since gone the way of all flesh. I told Terri after the show "I'll bet your parents were shocked when you came into the world White and Blonde." (She told me later that was the finest compliment she had ever received.) Of course, I said that, because she covers Dionne Warrick like no one I have ever hear, and get's down on the Blues. It is hard to say whether Terri is a better singer or jazz pianist. She is simply terrific at both. Terri has a great personality and talks to the audience between tunes, which is both enlightening and entertaining. So I am awarding V'Lounge Five Stars and look forward to my next vist.

This was a find!!!! Great food, reasonably priced, special atmosphere. Piano bar. Teri Reid plays…read morethe piano and sings, oldies to contemporary, music. This is the kind of music that you can understand. She has a versatile singing voice. And is quite skilled at the piano. You can find her there on Thur, Fri, and Sat. This is music you can actually appreciate with out ear protection.

This FREE concert series at Cumberland Park on the East bank of the Cumerland river (next to LP…read moreField) started this year and runs the third Sunday of each month from August to November (4 concerts total). It goes from 5-7pm and will be returning next year in case you can't make the last date of November 21st. It features famous jazz musicians playing original and classic tunes. They play in the amphitheater in the park, and there are no seats, so bring a blanket or chairs or, if you can make it, you can sit on the wall. I heard about this through the Artober Nashville promotions, and having never been to Cumberland Park I decided to give it a try. I will review that park in a seperate post, but it is absolutely beautiful and I can't wait to go there again. Beautiful views of downtown Nashville at sunset with our wonderful pedestrian bridge...yeah its pretty much the best setting ever for a free jazz concert. And Nashville, for being Music City, we sure do lack good jazz. But apparently you've realized that, and found a solution in this little gem. I thank you for that. This is still a new event so it wasn't crowded, and it was very relaxing. There's a concession stand near the bridge but that's all for food or drink as of now, so I recommend packing a picnic, and bringing extra clothes as its chilly this time of year (not so in the summer months). It's a great way to wind down a Sunday, and like I said you can't beat the views. The musicians were beyond talented, and the music is so soothing. The quartet that played this weekend did a great rendition of "What a Wonderful World" that seemed to resonant with the surroundings themselves. I will be going to the one in November, even if I have to wear winter gear to do so. I will absolutely support this great idea so it keeps happening. Please, remind Music City that we like more than country. This was a great event and I am so happy I got the chance to try it out.

Another one of Nashville's fantastic outdoor events! The band we saw played the Peanuts theme, need…read moreI say more? The grass was full, but not uncomfortably packed. They had a food truck circle at the end of the path and snack vendors along the way. It might be me, but I feel like this event is overshadowed by some of the other outdoor musical events and it shouldn't. It's a perfect way to end your week!

I love how chill this cocktail/coffee bar is. This is a great place to meet up with friends or a…read moredate. It's easy to have a quiet conversation over drinks. The seating is so comfy, they have cozy chairs and sofas, with a few tables if you want to get work done. The drinks are always a hit. They offer unique cocktails and always have fun specials for the holidays. Gives you a reason to keep coming back.

While visiting Tennessee, I stopped by Americano Lounge based on their good reviews. The barista at…read morethe register was so friendly and easy to chat with, she mentioned she was from California, which gave us a fun California connection since we're visiting from there. I didn't catch her name, but her warmth really made the visit memorable. I ordered their seasonal cold foam iced espresso that I customized (not on the menu). It was smooth, bold, strong and creamy. My daughter tried the Forget Me Not mocktail, which was herbal, full-bodied, minty, and refreshing. She said it was completely new taste for her palate in the good way. Both drinks were delicious and well crafted. The lounge itself has a relaxed and versatile atmosphere that makes it easy to enjoy in any setting. Some people were working on laptops, others were chatting with friends, and there were even board games like chess and trivia cards for anyone to use. It's a space that balances cozy and social perfectly. It was great to have found a coffee shop that serves good coffee.

Just one of the best places to catch quality music with an original Nashville music scene. Hope…read morethis place stays the same and not sold out to put in another glass high rise. Went Friday night for part of Tin Pan South Music fest. Pictures shared from Megan Connor's FB post. Show included Megan Conner,Heidi Newfield, Riley Roth and Smithfield. Fun show.

Hidden gem of Nashville. I can't believe I waited so many years to go. This last weekend I had the…read moreprivilege of attending a tin pan south show (music writers festival) at the station inn. Inside your transported back, three decades into a humble, eclectic old Timey cozy listening room. Far different from the noise, glamour and modernization of the Gulch. The place is small. seating about 150 max which makes the whole experience feel very intimate. No frills, just good talent and a fun experience. You can order from a simple menu of pizza, popcorn, and a few other snack. Drinks are limited to sodas and beer. But the best part is authentic vibe and great talent that showcases in this historic space each night.

Really cool spot -- definitely underrated but a great time. The servers were awesome, the…read morebartenders were polite, drinks good, bathrooms clean, and the musicians were awesome. Really awesome vibes and different than anything else on Broadway which makes it pretty special. Happy 1 year Anniversary, too!

I attended a private event at Pete's Dueling Piano Bar and it was the most fun I had during my trip…read moreto Nashville. The musicians are so talented and hilarious. They play song requests from the audience who get to sing along. Everyone had a great time and stayed until the end of the night. I'd love to see a Pete's Dueling Bar open up in my hometown. The food is also delicious and the drinks are good - they were able to make one of the drinks non-alcoholic for me. Pete's is a great place to hold a private event.

Nick and I stopped into The Local on a Friday evening and immediately loved the atmosphere -- great…read morelive music, great drinks, and truly fantastic service. We felt so welcomed that we came back the very next day for lunch. While the Saturday crowd was pretty quiet, the service was still attentive and friendly. We split a cheeseburger with the Local fries, and it was absolutely delicious. Overall, we've had consistently great experiences here time and time again. The Local is quickly becoming one of our go-to spots!

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.