I just absolutely loved this place. Came here with a few friends while visiting Nashville. We did…read morehappen to pass it by while on the lookout for it, but once we turned around, it is down some stairs, and opens up to a cooly dim little spot. I liked that it had a vibe about it that reminded me of the early 2000s lounges that I used to go to, but only nicer. There is seating with booths, and then more seating in the center of the venue with nice chairs. There's an area for the dance floor, and then the DJ. The DJ that they had that night was playing banger after banger and had everyone on the floor dancing, or vibing in their seats. We had a great server who gave us some great recommendations on drink options. I am usually not a gin girl, but trying the Espresso Martini with gin was something I thought I'd never say was amazing. Because it absolutely was! We all tried a few different cocktails and every single one just hit the spot. After spending way more time than we intended, we did eventually head out, but we enjoyed it so much we came back the next night too!

Cool spot, came on a weekday before it got too busy. No cover and I could sit down and the place…read morewas welcome with cool Dr/Snoop vibes throughout. Dance floor was empty until it wasn't and in general the place did start hopping by 11ish. Felt clean, upscale, and fun. Good crowd. I'd recommend if you want a break from country music!

Ambiance is Amazing Service is Top Tier…read more Food was Delicious Definitely recommended

The absolute worst experience ever!…read more No one answered the door with my code twice for 20 minutes total until another group of 5 showed up and punched in their code then all of a sudden magic happened and the door opens for them. I can tell the employee at the front didn't like us walking in behind the other group. Then everything went down hill after we were seated, we felt so unwelcome. I can go on and on about everything that happened. If you are the owner and you're reading this please try and hire new staff. Your employees were super rude, specifically the guy in the humidor with the white cowboy hat, he needs to be fired for how rude and arrogant he is. I almost walked out of the establishment after my interaction with him even though I didn't say a word about his actions or act on it because I didn't want to ruin my wife and I date night especially that we came all the way from Missouri and only had the weekend to have fun. Tell your staff not to judge a book by its cover please. And btw you should really service your humidor, and rotate your padron inventory, your top shelves have mold and plume all over them.

What's better than an amazing dinner, with a hot date, who is now your fiance? Having a nightcap at…read morea bomb bar next door! We just finished up at the Catbird Seat and Ashley had called next door to see if they could seat us at the Patterson House. As it turns out they could, and they were ready for us when we made our way across the hall. They gave us a choice of where we'd like to sit, and there were two chairs at the end looking out of the windows at skyline of the city. What better way to end a lovely evening with a lovely lady, but with a lovely view and some fantastic drinks? Holland, like the country, greeted us and set us up for the evening. Holland brought great energy, and was super welcoming. They even offered us drinks on the house for the engagement. Totally unexpected, and that just meant we had to have more than one round to make sure that we could appropriately tip and show our appreciation for the amazing hospitality! The drinks were great. I tend to gravitate towards the less sweet. The Japanese Anchorage scratched that elitch very well being boozy forward, with hints of flavors. She had the Late Summer Margarita, refreshing and sweeter. We shared the Thai Tea Banana Colada. Definitely the sweeter side, but couldn't pass up the opportunity. Very good, a little sweeter and a little heavier than I'd normally prefer. It met both of our preferences right in the middle. Compromise, right? Great experience, and would absolutely come back when in town!

I've lived in Nashville for a decade but I finally made it to Patterson House! I stopped in for…read moresome drinks and a snack before a concert and it lived up to the hype! I sat at the bar and had one of their seasonal cocktails as well as a manhattan. The bartender, Skye, (who is amazing btw!) took great care of me and even offered me a taste of a spirit behind the bar for a recommended cocktail. The entire experience is worth the price point. I recommend taking a ride share and walking to your venue on a nice evening. I'm glad the Voorhees building is being restored. I'll be back to try their burger!

Honey a time was HAD. Classy, GREAT hookah, amazing DJ (seriously the best), and the drinks are…read morehigh quality. So glad we found this place, It's the new go to!!! They really put a lot of energy into this place. It's not just a club at night, it's an experience. Food: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5

Dope night club in Nashville. Pricey but a great experience. Definitely a bottle service only spot…read more Atmosphere gives Miami vibes! Free parking on street is a plus as well.

We made reservations for Justin Timberlake's supper club. It is located upstairs of the 1230 club…read more This reminded me of a Las Vegas restaurant. So chic, upscale, and lively. It is decorated in a velvet 1920's style. The booth was very comfy with a great view of the stage. The live music was amazing! They played beautiful renditions of famous R&B songs we love. Our waiter was nice and attentive. He took our order of the salmon, steak frites, and mushrooms. The Salmon was cooked perfectly, which was moist and flavorful. The steak frites tasted great and the mushrooms had great flavor as well. We had an old-fashioned cocktail, peachy cocktail, which I loved. I had the espresso martini at the rooftop bar and it was good. The rooftop bar is outside. It offers beautiful views of Broadway and the neon lights. There's a dj playing and it gets "poppin" at night! We ended up going the following night to the rooftop bar to order the drinks again! This spot is a must!

We visited the Twelve Thirty Supper Club on a Thursday to kick off a 21st birthday celebration…read moreweekend. Veronica was amazing and made us feel right at home. We tried multiple menu items and everything was delicious. The vibe was super cool and the band was so fun. Would definitely recommend and make sure to ask for Veronica.

A downstairs basement bar with speak easy vibes and moody dark lighting. This is a tequila bar --…read morebut also has a fully stocked bar. We went in the afternoon so it was pretty quiet still, but the bar tenders were friendly and helpful. And although I'm not a huge tequila fan, I was impressed with my drink. Prices were reasonable for the drinks we ordered and this bar being located on Broadway. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is usually a good spot, but for some reason, our experience this Friday evening was very…read moredifferent. The service was simply not good. We walked in around 5:00 PM, and there were very few people in the bar. We had a party of six, so we sat down at a table and waited. After sitting there for a while without anyone coming over, I finally went to the bar. Shortly after that, a waitress came to our table, so I went back and we placed our order. Then came another long wait, we waited about 20 minutes just to get our drinks, even though the bar was nearly empty. On the bright side, the drinks were great. I ordered an El Carajillo, and it was really good! The horchata crème in it was SOOOO good and definitely the highlight of the visit. Unfortunately, the service issues continued. When the waitress brought the check for me to sign, I realized she had not returned my credit card. I had to track her down to get it back, and while doing so, I ran into another customer who had experienced the exact same thing. They have great drinks and normally provide a good experience, so hopefully this was just an off night. But on this particular Friday evening, with the bar barely occupied, the service definitely missed the mark.

"This used to be Blend. What a spectacular collapse in standards…read more The space is still nice and the humidor selection is solid -- unfortunately, that's where the positives end. Staff at the humidor offered zero guidance or recommendations. Drinks were forgettable, and we had to fetch them ourselves from the bar like we were at a college sports pub instead of an upscale cigar lounge. Then came the cigars. We were left to cut and light them ourselves, which would've been fine if every disposable torch in the place wasn't nearly empty or completely out of butane. Nothing says 'premium lounge experience' quite like fighting for a working lighter. To top it off, the moment a large group walked in, the bartender started loudly screaming out drink orders across the room. The entire atmosphere instantly shifted from refined cigar lounge to livestock auction barn. This place is living off the reputation of what Blend used to be. If you're expecting an elevated experience, look elsewhere."

Service knowledge, pairing cigars and drink super friendly staff with great drink knowledgeread more

Hidden in a basement of the Maddox Hotel this is a real gem of Nashville's nightlife…read more Changing themes four times a year and having to close down during those periods, the bar is otherwise open the all the remaining days of the year. The staff are incredible and the cocktails are cool. There is a feeling of a private club to the whole spot, but also having a very fun vibe. It's elegant and dark, it's unique and alluring. It's a place that any self respecting drinker should visit.

My friends and I went to The Hidden Bar at the Noelle on a late Saturday night. They were having La…read moreCasita pop up when we were there so they had a lot of tropical inspired drinks and food on their menu. My boyfriend and I got the Solstice Spritz and the Coconut Sands Cocktails. I love coconut and the Coconut Sands was so good! The coconut flavor wasn't overpowering at all and balanced so well with the flavors of the whole drink. We were a huge group so we were a little worried about being able to fit all of us into a place. We were able to find ourselves a nice corner of the bar for all of us to try all of our drinks and hang out. We had such a wonderful time!

Attaboy is an awesome little speakeasy with an awesome vibe. Vibe/mood is an understatement when it…read morecomes to this place as everything adds to the experience. From the cool way of entering (knock and someone will let you in assuming there is space available). Once inside, there is not a drink menu, instead your server (if seated at a table) or one of the bartenders (if seated at the bar) will ask a series of questions to determine what type of cocktail you might be interested in and from there, they go to work creating your cocktail. The team of bartenders and servers were super friendly and very welcoming. The place is relatively small but packs a real punch. While this was my first visit to Attaboy, it definitely won't be my last.

This great speakeasy is an awesome spot with great drink options…read more We grabbed drinks after dinner in a Saturday night and arrived around 8 pm. Our wait was only a few mins. The ice cubes come in big chunks and are hammered down to smaller pieces to fit your glass. The options for drinks are creative and enjoyable. I would recommend this spot to folks visiting Nashville or when we have a nice date night.

Tootsie's is a staple on every trip to Nashville. We stopped in several times on this trip, with…read moreone being a weekday afternoon which was perfect. Could enjoy the music, hear lots of variety of songs and performers and float between the floors to find different options. We also snagged some chicken nachos and they were killer. Absolutely fantastic after a long day. We went back on Friday night and for us it was too loud and packed, and the vibe was totally different, which we understand. It skewed more college esq and was louder than we liked so we left, but appreciate that things shift to appeal to various crowds at different times. Still a great spot with lots of history to check out.

Reposting this review because my original was removed. In October 2024, staff at Tootsies Orchid…read moreLounge put me out on the street alone, intoxicated, and without my phone. I still believe the way they handled it was reckless and dangerous. My friends and I were waiting in a long line for the women's restroom. I really had to use the bathroom and was leaning against the wall when the male bathroom attendant offered, unprompted, to let us use the empty men's stall. We accepted. Moments later, someone began pounding on the door, shaking the handle, and yelling at us to get out. No one identified themselves, though I asked who it was and asked them to stop. I assumed it was an aggressive drunk patron, so I yelled back, asking them to stop. I would never have said what I did if I'd known it was staff. When I opened the door, two bouncers and a security guard were waiting. I apologized and explained right away that the attendant had invited us in. He looked directly at me and denied it. The bouncers then accused us of sneaking into the men's room and refused to hear anything else. As they escorted us out, I told the bouncer my phone was at our table with friends and asked to get it. He grabbed my arm, pushed me toward a different exit, and told me I'd have to get it "another way." I was put outside at night, impaired, with no phone and no way to call a ride, two miles from where I was staying, in an area that wasn't safe to walk alone. I got home safely only because the friends with me had their phones, though they didn't have the phone numbers of the people I was with that had my phone; after many Instagram DMs and calls, we finally were able to get their attention. Even while we waited outside, the bouncers kept taunting us. This happened just months after Riley Strain, a 22-year-old college student, was kicked out of a bar a few blocks away on Broadway. He left alone, his friends couldn't reach him, and he was found dead in the Cumberland River two weeks later. His death made national news and put a spotlight on how Nashville bars remove intoxicated patrons. Tootsies staff did the same thing to me anyway: they separated me from my group and my phone and pushed me out alone. The difference between my night and his is that my friends happened to have their phones. The next day, I walked past the same attendant in the alley beside the bar. He apologized to me. That apology confirmed what I said from the start, but it came a day too late to matter that night. Bars have to remove people sometimes, I understand that. There is a responsible way to do it, and putting a young woman out alone, impaired, and unable to contact anyone is not it. Staff never identified themselves, never let us explain, used physical force, and refused a simple request that would have taken thirty seconds (letting my grab my phone). After what happened to Riley Strain, there is no excuse for any Broadway bar to still handle removals this way. Any woman thinking of going here should know how this venue treats someone in a vulnerable situation.