I recently had the pleasure of having dinner with my daughter. The ambience is so rich and comfortable. Our food was right on spot. read more

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I love visiting for events. And gracious for invites. The food is delicious. Now the bartenders.... my goodness! They always have some impressive mocktail every time I've visited! And they're always different! Very creative and crafty! I just can't see paying that much for membership fees though! Hence me being gracious for invites! read more

Soho House - The art work there is beautiful!! - Social Clubs Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

First night was ok. Second night there was a long hair in my salad. I stopped eating and left it. So disgusting for a place that tries to be fancy. read more

Wonderful food!!!!! My tacos were pretty good! The bread rolls were amazing! Loved the cocktails and wine too. Just overall excellent atmosphere! read more

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Men's locker room is not sanitary. 4 showers are broken (missing handles on valves or not working). Sauna closed for service. charged $70 for Moet purchase room minibar - did not purchase this charged $130 for membership that was not requested Manager, Emmanuel, refused to refund annual membership despite explaining that it was not wanted or needed as we do not live in the area. This manager is a liability for this brand. read more

This review is from the POV of a guest of a member. I am not a member of Soho House Nashville. YMMV. So, I showed up with a bad attitude. I really REALLY did not want to like this place. I had ethical and personal reasons to not be into this new iteration of costly exclusion but I had some school buddies in town and they wanted to brunch. I thought that we'd hit up some of East Nashville's most notorious but when one friend suggested Soho House and his membership perks, I agreed. Cautiously. Street parking was easy enough to find but the door was not. The secret club was already off to an auspicious start. I finally made my way to the hotel entry and explained I was there to meet a member for brunch. I gave his name and was asked for a description (seriously??) and I was allowed entry. My eyes were rolling. I spotted my friends and made a bee line to see them. It had been a minute since we were all together so I didn't take in the environment immediately. Once I did I noticed that despite the generous size of the dining room, we were seated a$$ to elbows. And that's when I noticed how many members (or guests) were descendants of Typhoid Mary because the coughing and sneezing were intolerable. Knowing me well enough, my friend leapt into action and secured a patio table -- and a new server. Much much better -- on both accords. Feeling less likely to pick up a variant of whatever respiratory illness was going around, I was able to take in the spread. The food heavens opened up and any and all food one would want was available. It reminded me of other grand hotel Sunday brunches from years past (eg The Seelbach or the Biltmore Miami). From salads to a plentiful raw bar to meats to vegetables (served with cheese as to cop to the audience) to an omelette station to waffles to sweets of all sorts, every taste was accounted for. Your limit was the size of your stomach. And since I was not bothered to appear as a starving artist*, I ate everything my eye spied. The trick (as with most F+B) was the drink situation. After the complimentary bellini, the charges could rack up. Think of it as an extra food tax. I don't know whether it was because we spent so much time catching up or so much time eating but we nearly closed the place down. Belly (and heart) full, I begrudgingly tipped my hat to the Soho House. I didn't want to like it but that Sunday brunch could not be denied. I am sure the accommodations are wonderful and the 'public' areas were nicely designed but that brunch stayed top of mind for me for days. I need my buddy to come back to town. *The kind who can afford a Soho House membership. read more

Great food and drinks! Dj was great on a Saturday. Highly recommend. We got a cabana for the day and it was great service.

I go once a month, the pizza is absolutely stunning. Every year on Mother's Day, they have a huge buffet, it's just...wow. I can't put it into words. large selections of food and drinks. Highly recommended. read more

Where do I even begin?! Soho is quite possibly the biggest rip off in Nashville. This place will "accidentally" overcharge you for literally everything. From the overpriced membership to the way they scam you out of all your "credits", this place is a huge rip off. Their NYE party was completed overcrowded to the point where you simply could not even get a single drink at any of their bars. My party waited almost one full hour in line to order one round of drinks. An hour! The price you ask? $335 for 8 drinks....a total fucking joke. We waited so god damn long that people who were in line simply left and gave up. They needed about ten more bartenders on staff for this kind of party but that just screams of the way they run their business. Cheap out on everything and overcharge their customers. Do yourself and your wallet a huge favor and never and I mean never go here. A pretentious experience from start to finish with absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. If I could give this place zero stars, I would. read more

A hipster country club? Sounds good, let's go! So this is the newest addition to the WeHo neighborhood in south Nashville and it's truly gorgeous. I've been to the location in Chicago and this one is much nicer and feels more updated. SoHo House is membership only club where remote workers, and everyone really, can host meetings, enjoy breakfast, a few drinks at the bar, and swim in a private pool all at a hefty annually cost. I believe it's $3K and you'll still have to pay for food and drink when you are here. This location also has a hotel attached so if you're traveling from another city and you're a Soho House member, you'll get access to all the amenities plus deep discounts on your room. This is actually a really great deal if your job has you traveling to cities that have a Soho House location. There are no phones allowed in here. It's on the honor system but you definitely don't want to be caught pulling your phone out and snapping pics of the interior. If I had the extra funds and no children I would seriously consider getting a membership just for the pool area. Trust me it's amazing! read more

Soho House - Courtyard out front. No phones allowed! - Social Clubs Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

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Súper lugar! Lo mejor el profe de yoga!! Ella piscina y la playa están súper, el servicio está bien ! Lo único malo son los precios completamente desorbitados , un café 10$ súper recomendable siempre y cuando tengas dinero sh read more

Soho House - Social Clubs Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Stayed here with my partner for a few nights on a work trip. Would have loved to post pictures, but that'd be against their rules. Fantastic space to get work done, attend a networking event, or host a special dinner. While the food wasn't my favorite, the cocktails were fantastic. The room and amenities were all cozy, minus stupid trains passing by at all hours. I know several Soho House members, so I'm sure I'll be back someday! read more

Love the atmosphere. The food was very good too. Our service was excellent as well. Great appetizer selection.

Came here a number of times as a guest of a member mainly during the day in the week and weekend. THe location is good as it's only the train that you hear. There is a nice swimming pool and seating area with service staff regularly asking if you want any beverages. The quality of the food and drink is generally good. We did have a Mothers Day lunch and asked for some dry rose wine which they seemed to struggle with finding any, which was a bit of a surprise. It is not a cheap place to come, so I would have expected them to have some thing like that. If cost is not a factor then it is a nice place to come and relax,but obviously also you need to have a friend or family who is a member to gain access anyway. read more

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I ate breakfast at Soho House Nashville. I got the toast with eggs and truffle on top. There are plenty of places to sit, both inside and outside. After eating, you can take a dip and lounge in their pool; complete with cabanas and shade (important in the Tennessee heat!) The pricing is roughly around $18-20 per menu item. The wait staff is kind and accommodating. However, the house rules are no pictures on-site, which I find a tad bit of a bummer because it would be fun to get pictures of their food, but it is for the protection of the members. Anyway! It was a good way to start the day! Giving four stars as the food was good, but flavor profiles of the dishes could be heightened a bit for a more exciting experience. read more

Nice Soho House in an old manufacturing plant (Masonry Brick 2/3 story buildings). The wait staff at the Nashville club portion of the house was amazing. The food was tasty and typical of other Soho's. The bar was great with experienced bartenders and a beer/wine selection. The hotel front desk receptionist needs Customer Service training. But I got over her lack of friendliness when a lady named Miracle the member relations staff engaged with us and gave me a quick tour if the property. read more

Stylish, contemporary bohemian upscale hotel with an excellent rooftop bar. Restaurant downstairs. Great location

Really nice place!!! Excellent movies room! Polite staff! Great vibe! Love it!!!! Would recommend!

Very nice place to live. Room had a huge bathtub and the restaurant had a great ribeye.

will never be back. If I could give 0 stars, I would. Honestly, if you're an average person looking for a nice place to stay for a weekend, DO NOT STAY at this hotel. They charged us twice once when we booked months ago and once when we arrived (we're not stupid there was literally no place else to go since so many acts were in town). They also charged us different amounts on the two different statements. They said they were looking into it, and since it's a pretty penny we wanted them to have our number in case they worked anything out (you know so we could actually have some play money since we're there 3 days...) They seemed not urgent at all and when asked about it at checkout the lady conveniently said her manager was working on it, but had no updates. We chose to valet park as they weren't very up front that you could park yourself, and they literally left our keys in our vehicle (unlocked with $1,000 worth of our personal electric scooters) all night long. They searched for our keys for at least 7 minutes before I remembered I have an AirTag on my keys and had to prove to them that they were left in my unattended car in their valet parking lot. Spent the first 3 hours of our vacation crying and we couldn't be more disappointed in this hotel. read more