Walked in on a Tuesday hoping to rekindle my childhood love of inline skating. Walked out with a…read morebrand new pair of perfectly fitting adorable roller blades and safety gear! From the moment I entered the shop, I was greeted by multiple smiles and offered immediate assistance with selecting a good novice pair. My feet were measured and 2 different types of beginner friendly skates were brought out for me to try. Both worked great but I ultimately decided to go with the slightly more expensive option so I can upgrade the wheels as I level up. The staff helped my first visit go super smoothly and offered complimentary tune ups should the wheels start to wear. They were even able to find me a discount on the skates! Awesome customer service!

I bought my girlfriend some skates for Christmas and she loved them. I should've gone ahead and…read moregotten myself some skates, but I didn't. Luckily Asphalt Beach was there. I haven't skated since I was a kid but told them I was more used to inline skates. They measured my feet and brought me a pair of inlines as well as a pair of quads just in case. They laced them up for me and let me do a few laps around the store to see how I felt. I asked about protective gear, they recommended some, and even fit tested it for me. The staff here was so helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. I can't recommend them highly enough. If you're in the market for skates, get them from Asphalt Beach.

If you want anything made out of wood, this is the place to do it. I stopped by for a tour because…read morea friend told me about it, and they showed me a coffee table in progress. Wow. The beautiful craftsmanship is, well, beautiful. They're known for skateboards, but they do countertops, tables, chairs, cupboards, frames, coat hooks, you name it. Anything out of wood. If I had the budget, I would do my whole house with them. As an added side, they also employ young men from the neighborhood whom they mentor and teach their craft. It's the kind of business that you actually want to support. It's run by brothers, and they also do print design and art. If you're interested in local business, woodworking, community engagement, or just really cool furniture for your house, stop by.

I don't skate. I've tried but I don't like how the floor feels. Drove by the shop and thought…read more"skate shop in the hood" let me check this out. The guys who run it are super friendly and have some awesome custom boards. Kinda wanted to buy one just to keep as art. Settled for a much less expensive hat that's still a pretty cool souvenir to take back home with me.

Very fun place to go ice-skating with the fam, but during our skate session, they did not Zamboni…read more the ice at any point and it caused a problems. The attendant was not present until after somebody got seriously injured and then they sat in a booth on their phone the whole time. The upstairs lounge is great if you are watching other people skate or if you want to watch a hockey team practice.

Love playing here! The staff are awesome and the bar/ restaurant over looking both rinks is such a…read morenice touch.

I don't think I've ever left a poor review but there is a first for everything. We drove from…read moreseveral states away to check out this rink and another in the area. The rink is clean and has a reallyyyy nice floor, the floor is very small but the quality of the wood floor makes up for it. However, we left after my very skilled kids were told they were skating too fast. It would be a nice rink for beginner skaters.

Nothing seriously alarming happened while me and my family were there but there were 4 or 5 cops…read morethere to keep things in check (security). Needing that many cops at a skating rink led me to believe that bad things have happened in the past. The skating rink itself is nice but some of the teenagers that were there were loud and roudy. Things have changed since I was a kid. We didn't need security at skating rinks, much less cops.

They are doing some construction here. Looks like they got rid of their go carts. I enjoy coming…read morehere to hit golf balls on the range or play mini golf. This time my husband and I did the batting cages. If you don't like using their helmets, I recommend bringing your own. Hubby and I came in a Sunday and it was pretty quiet at the batting cages; however, all the action was on the range. Sometimes it's nice to stay in MJ and hangout versus going into Nashville. I totally recommend. The ppl are really nice. Once the go cart area is completely cleaned it will look esthetically better.

We had a little time to goof today so we played putt putt golf. It was fun to play but it in need…read moreof maintenance which affects the play. Turf is worn, torn, rails are bent from the bass hitting it. It was fun and I'd do it again.

I was in the shop for about 20 minutes. During that time a man hunched over the counter never took…read morehis eyes off his phone and made any form of contact with me. 3 other customers came in and out along side me with no assistance offered. A lot of their gear is dated, the entire place is dusty, including the workers. Parking is tough to come by because there are popular shops nearby. The only thing I saw with a price tag on it were old new hats, so hard to say if there is anything of value here.

Music City golf is a top notch shop with a good array of equipment, apparel and most of all some…read morehelpful staff that are not pushy or salesy. In a city where there are surprisingly few places you can purchase a set of clubs and/or balls this shop is the oasis in the middle of the dozen or so courses we have in the 615. If you're in the market for some new clubs, you're in luck as they have a putting green as well as an area where you can hit balls into a net to test out that new equipment options. Personally I found their consignment section, which has slightly used clubs you can purchase, to be of great value. I tested out a pair of (pre-owned) 52° wedges and purchased one for a very reasonable price. As for what exactly they have on the showroom floor (most big brands as well as some high end names), check out their website and/or Instagram. When it's time to update your existing gear, the shop has the tools to fix your sticks or upgrade your style, too. Personally I have had all my irons re-gripped here and they were helpful and picking out which brand & model worked best for my clubs. Additionally they dissuaded me from revisions that I didn't need for my clubs which was totally appreciated. Solid place. Get in there and get your game up.

Very Decent selection of fishing gear and bait. Very…read morefriendly and helpful with tips and tricks to help you get your line tugged on.

Took advantage of the Labor Day Sale and enjoyed their complimentary sausage biscuit breakfast!…read morePicked up some great swag in the process! Pro tip: follow their instagram to be updated with all the cool happenings. Always fun things going on! More than a bait shop. Going back this afternoon to show support on their lemonade stand!

We are always in search of toy stores while traveling. This store was amazing! Great location,…read morefriendly staff and my son loved it. They even have a coffee/ice-cream shop and skate shop attached. Unique and fun! The Owner was very accommodating and we will definitely be back when visiting Nashville in the future.

Such a cool toy store for both kids and adults. This toy spot has more of the weirder off brand…read moregames and toys, but I dig it. Rubber snakes, outdoor toys, rubix cubes, stuffed animals, and spooner boards. I haven't seen those since I was kid! This place really just needs to seem in person. While you're here grab a coffee or an ice cream from the attached soft serve place next door and watch the skaters do tricks on the quarter ramp in the parking lot. I also bought one of those mini-hands I've seen on Tik Tok. My hates it, but it's so much fun!!!