I just love this bar. Visiting my sis and this is her favorite hangout. Hit the jackpot on a…read moreWednesday night enjoying an awesome extraordinary fiddler. I wish I knew his name. Nice pour on the house wine served in glasses! Unlike most bars downtown you've got a great view of the band and you can sit in a chair! Friendly bartenders too! Def a bar with regulars and def underrated. Support this gem!

We had been there a few years ago and it was fun, however since the renovations they must feel the…read moreneed to make their money back quickly! We stopped on a Tuesday afternoon, we were the only ones there(should have been a sign) when the bartender finally appeared we ordered 2 mixed drinks, both doubles, (they were measured) my husband put $40 on the bar,not friendly about it said that wasn't enough!!! $52 for 2 weak drinks!!!! There was also a $2 charge for the mixer!!! We are not cheap people and realize that things in Nashville are more expensive but we did not have this experience anywhere else in the city during our entire vacation! Needless to say we will not be back and want to give others a heads up!

We came before going to the Grand Ole Opry. Our server said she'd make sure we got our food in…read moreplenty of time, and she did. The food was good. We had the fish and chips (Haddock), Brat On A Bun and Currywurst. It was all perfect!

I updated this review after the response below from the owner. Unfortunately, I am disappointed in…read moretheir response to what was originally an "ok", but accurate review. I am very aware what I ordered. It was a Hefeweizen, a pretty popular beer made both in the US and Germany. I have had it from domestic breweries and imported from Germany. I can no longer recommend this place at all if this is how they are going to respond. I don't know how to feel about this place. On one hand, all the food I have had there has been solid, the beer has been lacking. This seems to be a popular place before Opry, but the service is slow. The beer seemed super watery which was surprising. Probably the worst part is that the food and drinks are severely overpriced. I've been to many German restaurants, including ones in theme parks. This was the most expensive of all of them and their drinks were the worst.

Nashville Palace is great to experience that Broadway bar feel without the chaos. It seems to be a…read moresolid locals spot. We have brought friends and visitors here! Fast and friendly staff & you can grab a bite to eat behind on the patio at scoreboard!

The food was good and Stephanie our server was very nice. The ambiance was great with live music as…read morewe ate. The band they had was awesome and the singer, who had been there 11 years, had an amazing voice.

Lived here for 9 years and never knew this bar existed! Great little dive bar with friendly…read morebartenders. Tight parking lot in front, yet there is a larger lot that you get to by driving up the driveway in front next to the wood fence. Live music and karaoke. Pool tables. Inexpensive drinks. Open until 3 am on weekends; 2 am weekdays. What a great find!

This place rocks! We played pool it was fun and the bartender was very friendly excellent service…read morelove it

Love this spot inside Opryland hotel. Small custom cocktail bar specializing in whiskey drinks. We…read morehad a couple different versions of Old Fashioneds and learned a little about the regional history of each from our bartender. Great spot, too bad it was closed out last night there for a private event.

It's easy to overlook American Craft Tavern when you're exploring the massive Gaylord Opryland…read moreResort, but that would be a mistake. Nestled along the Delta Atrium, this lively tavern feels worlds away from a convention hotel. With outdoor patio seating overlooking the indoor waterways and lush gardens, I kept forgetting I was inside a resort. The atmosphere reminded me of the River Walk in San Antonio--relaxed, energetic, and full of people enjoying good food, good drinks, and good conversation. This became one of our favorite places to unwind. The bartenders were welcoming, knowledgeable, and genuinely fun. Whether you stop in for a local Tennessee bourbon, a craft beer, or one of their signature cocktails, you'll feel right at home. Our group shared nearly everything on the snack menu, and that's absolutely the way to experience it. The house-cured beef jerky was tender, savory, and layered with soy, ginger, black pepper, and just enough chili flake to keep you reaching for another bite. The "Caviar of the South" pimento cheese lived up to its Southern nickname. Rich buttermilk cheddar blended with roasted pimentos, served with crisp house-made crackers that disappeared almost immediately. The candied pecan-crusted bacon planks struck that perfect balance of smoky, salty, and sweet. They're indulgent in all the right ways. The crunchy spicy garlic pickles were bright, crisp, and refreshing, offering a welcome contrast between the richer bites. The crispy black-eyed peas were addictive. Lightly seasoned with sea salt and barbecue spice, they were one of those snacks everyone kept grabbing handfuls of without realizing it. And don't skip the chocolate pecan brittle. The hickory-smoked caramelized cocoa nibs gave it a wonderful Southern twist that made a simple sweet finish feel memorable. What impressed me most wasn't just the food--it was how comfortable the entire experience felt. No one hurried us. The atmosphere encouraged conversation, laughter, and lingering over another round. If you're staying at Gaylord Opryland, don't assume you need to leave the resort to find a great place for drinks and shareable bites. American Craft Tavern delivers exactly the kind of casual gathering place every great resort should have. Grab a patio table, order several plates for the table, sample some Tennessee whiskey or a local craft beer, and simply enjoy the evening. Life is too short not to travel well and eat well. Sometimes your next favorite meal is waiting just a few steps from your hotel room.

From the pictures you can tell this place is truly a blast. Whether you're here for a sober…read moreTuesday, the Christmas time celebration of any of their other fun events, you'll leave impressed with how much thought and care has been put into this little bar. Sean has found such a lovely, kind group of staff members who you can tell genuinely love coming into work. So much so that one even offered to work Christmas for those like myself who didn't have plans. She wrapped silly gifts and had a free hot meal for people who needed it. This is kind of bar that creates community. It felt pretty full circle but also an honor to hang my grandpa on the wall of gramps. He left Memphis for California decades go and has since passed. I left California about a year and a half ago for Nashville and when I saw the chance to hang his picture up here it felt right. So naturally this place is super special to me and I love coming here with my cat Riley who is a little celebrity in here.

If I lived in Nashville, this would be my bar. Lauren pours a tasty cocktail. She was attentive and…read morealways good with recommendations. Drinks were not as expensive as next door and the patio outside was great place to sit and chill.

This is the best late night restaurant by the Gaylord. Came here with a large group and they sat us…read morequickly. Traditional dive bar with a Nashville flair. Our waiter was amazing. He was from Long Island and I forgot his name but he made us feel so welcome and dealt with all of our order modifications. The food was good. They are one of the few restaurants that are open late. I ordered the hot chicken and Caesar salad.

In town for work, decided to walk to somewhere close. I came across Scoreboard…read more They had live music with a 2 piece set on the stage. I grabbed a table, ordered some water and looked over the menu. The brisket tacos caught my eye. The side of chips and queso sounded good as well. Rather disappointed. The brisket meat was dry, like it had been sitting all day and reheated. And the chips. Oooo the chips. They are corn chips for a reason. No need to reinvent the wheel here. Fried flour tortillas is not good. They looked like a soggy pile in the humidity

Beautiful restaurant and bar area. I had attended a work shop here previously and saw the food…read morewhich looked very tasty. If you are looking for old school bar food then look no further. Let me say bottom line everything was fine, but nothing was show stopping. I went with my partner in crumbs who we like to split food and we were excited to order the jackson and the chicken chilies sandwich. I find it hard to believe this was the same Jackson experience that Guy Fieri had. It was tasty but the bread to topping/au jus ratio was an after thought and with limited toppings the sandwich seemed small. The server recommended the mac and cheese and it was good but felt like a ready made. The chicken sandwich again it was fine super thin chicken with limited toppings. I with this we got the broccoli salad it was yummy. Since it was my birthday we got a brownie...the parts that weren't rock hard were tasty.

Saw online they had a great sour beer from Southern Grist on tap. After ordering, I noticed it was…read more$14! That's quite a steep mark-up! I've never ordered a pint of beer at that outrageous price. Granted, it was my fault I didn't look at the price prior, but...wow. Had it been priced better, I'd sit there until the keg ran out it was so good! Haha Same beer at the actual brewery is only $9.50. I know where I'm heading!

Vibes are a 10/10! We randomly found this bar and it was a…read morediamond in the rough! We caught the end of a live band and then enjoyed an 80s DJ. The staff was friendly and the space was full of good energy. Simple rules: Pay your tab, don't be an a-hole, and +21. Be prepared to pay a small cover, but it's worth it. Can't wait to go back!

Cover is steep, dancing is great…read more I probably won't be back because I literally wouldn't be able to dance to save my life, but perhaps you are different. I also merely "like" live music (rather than "love") and can be quite frugal/cheap so...the juice was not worth the squeeze...*FOR ME*

Must do in NASHVILLE.. this was amazing and super over the top experience. From the calmness of the…read moreboat in the water to the show experience inside. Plus the tasty food. And good service and information from the whole boat crew. And the show was spectacular great performers. 100% worth it

If you're staying near the Opryland area, the General Jackson Showboat dinner and show experience…read moreare a solid way to pass one of your evenings. It's definitely a throwback to a different time in American history as you enjoy cruising down the Cumberland River on a restored paddle boat as you head to downtown Nashville and back while enjoying a buffet dinner and musical show. You're encouraged to arrive early to the boat when purchasing your ticket and for those that arrive early there is a live band performing on the very top deck....once it's time for the dinner and show you'll move below deck into the theater/main dining room. Everyone has a designated table. We were seated towards the back and I'm so glad we were because with how loud the audio was I couldn't imagine sitting at one of the closer tables to the stage. For your meal, you being with a Ceasar Salad course prior to each table lining up to go to one of the buffet stations set up on either side of the dining room.The buffet consisted of a variety of items including their take on brisket (no bbq sauce is available on the whole boat btw), Tuscan chicken, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, and more. As you near the downtown area, the buffet area will be shut down so you can enjoy the downtown skyline views at night while the servers place your dessert at your table. Our night we had a toffee cheesecake (that tasted old and like the cardboard box it had been sitting in for who knows how long). As for the show it takes you on a journey through the years of popular music that came out of Music City - Nashville. It was a good way to pass your dinner. All in all - none of the pieces of this experience by themselves was a standout but combined it made for an enjoyable (and different) way to pass an evening in Nashville.