My first visit to Barcelona was in honor of a friend's birthday, and we found it the perfect place…read moreto celebrate! To begin, we were pleasantly surprised that our table for 10 was ready as soon as we arrived, expecting to wait a bit for such a large party. Once we were seated, our server Oliver immediately came over to explain the tapas menu and get our drink orders. Tapas are priced $7-$20 à la carte, or you can order different tasting menu tiers based on what your group is hungry for. We ordered the $35 tasting menu (tapas only) and it was more than enough food! We tried the whipped sheep cheese, flank steak, garlic mushrooms, shrimp, patatas bravas, salmon, and more! We also ordered a pitcher of red sangria for the table that was delicious. The incredible food and the attentive service made Barcelona the perfect meal for a group of old friends to catch up. After visiting Barcelona, your wallet might not be happy, but your heart sure will!

We had such a positive experience here from start to finish. The food was absolutely top-tier, and…read moreevery dish we ordered was excellent. What really made the evening special, though, was the outstanding service. Our waiter was incredibly welcoming and attentive, and when he learned we were celebrating two birthdays, he surprised us with some sangria to help us celebrate. That small gesture made an already wonderful meal feel even more memorable. Between the delicious food, warm hospitality, and celebratory atmosphere, this was easily one of our favorite experiences in Nashville. We will absolutely be back anytime we're in town!

What a great spot!!! Honestly the thought if me at a wine…read morebar seems laughable, but dang it this place was great. It is in a small unmarked black trimmed red house next to an empty lot. I walked by it a couple times oblivious to the magic inside, I am so glad I took the suggestion and finally walked in. First off it is a wine bar, and really thats it. Full license for liquor and beer, but they are focused on wine and they know their stuff. It was so nice to be served wine by someone in a tshirt and without the snobbiness of terrior, just a glass and company to enjoy it. On to the details: There is a menu, half just bites like olives but there is a solid burger toward the bottom, They have a patio out back (I heard, but well over ninety degrees even at night I took their word for it. The pool table in back was nice, but a couple glasses if wine in, I know my limits. There was a couple recod players and a great vinyl collection in the corner, but the soundtrack playing was great so I never needed to peruse the collection. Once the place filled up (and it did, apparently it doesn't need any signs for the ones in the know to find it) it dod get pretty warm, the A/C units barely kept up, but it was neevr unpleasant. Word is the back patio also has another building that may become a cocktail bar in the future and I can't wait for that...

I think it's super approachable for a wine bar. The space inside is small, but there's plenty of…read moreseating & an outdoor patio. There is a pool table in the back room! The wine-tenders were super friendly. No menu- tell them what you like/want & they'll let you try it before you commit to a full glass! I thought prices were reasonable, but could imagine it could get pricey depending on what wine you drink.

The perfect place to sip on a cool glass of wine on a hot summer day! My partner and I love a wine…read morebar, and this spot has the perfect happy hour. We split the bottle of prosecco which was half off its normal price. The service was great. They were even kind enough to bring out an ice bucket, so the wine stayed cool on the patio. We've had their lunch a couple of times, and their panini are delicious. The nine iron is my favorite; it's a savory sandwich with fresh tomato and creamy cheese to balance out the smoked meats. We will definitely be back for their happy hour soon!

I've been to the postino in Dallas, the food is just as amazing at this location in Nashville…read more Reminds me of the Oak Lawn area in Dallas. The food was amazing and service was just okay. The goat cheese and meatballs were phenomenal as usual, and the bruschetta board is always fun to get when you have someone with you to share it. Our waitress didn't give us the impression she wanted to service us. As someone who works in the service industry myself, this was quite disappointing. But the food and drinks were still served in a timely manner. I won't hold this against the entire establishment since this wasn't my experience at my hometown location. The area is walkable and fun. Very young and gives a hipster vibe.

The pizza was really delicious！…read more It was the most delicious pizza I had in the past 4years of living in US.

It took me a couple of years but I finally made it to the rooftop of the Grand Hyatt. It's every…read morebit as attractive and well-appointed as you might imagine by the address. Despite the hotel setting, it feels a bit more 'for the locals' than lower Broad does these days. So whether you are entertaining out of town guests or want to have drinks Downtown, this just might be the spot you're looking for. I had something to celebrate and I wanted to do so in style. It was mid-spring and the weather was perfect so I wanted to take advantage of the short window. I took a ride share to the hotel bc ain't no one got time for Downtown parking rates and bee-lined it to the Lou/Na elevator at the back of the lobby. Once I hit the rooftop, my Friday night began. The atmosphere is every bit as dark, moody (in a good way) and smartly-illuminated as expected. Since I was here for views and good weather, I asked the hostess for an outdoor table. She obliged and I was soon perched along the edge of the roof, staring into the twinkling lights of our ever-expanding skyline. It was well-past the dinner hour and I was craving something sweet. After chatting with my helpful server, I decided on the creme brulee and an espresso martini. Both were excellent. The brulee had a perfect crust and delectable custard that paired well with the martini that veered closer to dry than sweet. I appreciated that. It showed effort went into making the cocktail. I was in my own head so I minded my business and didn't do too much people watching. Despite the time of year and good weather, the roof wasn't too packed. It wasn't empty but it wasn't bustling. That was fine by me but I'm sure the management would disagree. I would point out that Lou/Na has gotten even more popular since when I visited so I'm confident that the crowd on good weather nights has increased. If that's your thing, head over on a Friday. If not, check it out during the week. But if well-made cocktails in a beautiful environment outside the madness of Lower Broad but still Downtown is on your radar, you know where you need to go and what to do. Lou/Na should be in your rotation.

I've been dying to try this place, but couldn't justify the price tag... but when my work booked a…read moreteam dinner here, I was so excited! Getting to finally try it on the company dime is a definite win. But my review will be as if I paid, trust me. I'm very ethical :) The appetizers were so fun. I'm not a dill fan, but I wiped off the cream freche and dill powder from the Chicken BcNuggets and without the toppings, they were pretty bland. I tried the steak tartare (my first time ever having it) and it was divine. My coworkers couldn't get enough fo the Whipped Pimento Cheese. The main courses were so good - I got the Nashvile Strip Steak without cheese (lactose intolerant) and it was so delish. The toasted potato blini was amazing. A few people got the Mediterranean Branzino and it was a little fishy (but that was the only dish that got bad reviews). There were a few Risotto and Chicken dishes and they were well received. The desserts were heavenly, too. The experience was just wonderul and the staff was so attentive (but not too much so). Highly recommend for special occasions, just skip the fish.

We went to Bad Idea for my husbands birthday and I loved the atmosphere. We sat on the second floor…read morewhich was quiet. Hot tip: if you go at 5 they have a happy hour menu! We opted for a couple of bottles and apps. For gluten free friends, their "Chicken BcNuggets"" are delicious and gluten free!! We also ordered the pimento cheese, which no one at the table loved. It felt more like a whipped cream cheese topped with sweet pepper jelly. Overall this place is great, but be prepared to spend!

The curse of Rumours continues!…read more I don't know that any business can survive this address. My first BW review of the year and it seems to have come as a surprise. Whispers abound as to whether the issue at VG was a rent hike or whether the owner just lost interest. In any event, it's the same sad story at the corner of 12th and Woodland. And that's too bad because VG acquitted itself nicely. On a Friday in mid-spring it was the exact right place I wanted to be to catch up with a friend. That backyard has been the stuff of legends for every iteration for a reason. If you've been here for a while, you know the score: walk in the front, smile, be greeted, ask for a table outside. That's just what we did. But before that we got drinks. Being a wine bar and being happy hour and being a Friday we went all in on the house red sangria. Served in a pleasantly large goblet, this goodie jar of wine and fruit did the job of quenching thirst and spurring conversation. To add to the libations, we settled on a series of bites: whipped feta (with sourdough -- and every bit of decadent as described in other reviews), olive tapenade (a briny, mound of oil, citrus and herbs) and (skinny) fries with parmesan & white truffle oil. Right?? What a perfect way to end the work week and begin the weekend. We had wonderful service from Abby and stayed on premises well into sundown. There was a steady crowd throughout our visit so I don't think a lack of business was the COD. Whatever the reason, it sort of boggles the mind that a wine bar concept can't stick around in a neighborhood and location that seems to crave it. That curse might be real.

Cute little place to sip some wine and try some small plates. We tried the Brussel sprouts (half…read moreserving was more than enough!) and the caprese. I thought both were ok, nothing super memorable, but tasty nonetheless. Maybe it was just my taste, but the sprouts were a little too charred for me. Found free street parking not too far from the restaurant. Our waitress gave us good wine recs which I appreciated! I liked all the Van Gogh artwork, especially the paper mache ear!

This is the cutest wine bar in the L & L Market! I've been a few times - solo & with others - and…read moreI've enjoyed the open & welcoming space. They have happy hour until 6 pm & on Sundays 5 until close they have glasses of opened bottles for $8. I've gotten to try wines I don't typically drink during this time. They have small bites if you don't want any of the food in the market. Everyone is kind & answer questions. Parking is validated in the lot, or you can park on the street.

This lovely wine bar is a hidden gem inside L&L Market! Pont Neuf is owned by the same folks behind…read moreAmelia's Flowers - and the beautiful, fresh-cut flowers placed all around their space remind you of that fact throughout your visit. A friend and I stopped by around 4 PM on a Thursday evening to take advantage of their "Golden Hour" specials. There's a good amount of space to spread out if you have a bigger group, but we just grabbed a few seats at the bar. The owner, Taylor, was also tending the bar during our visit, and he walked us through the concept while also providing thoughtful wine recommendations. We both started with a glass of crisp and cold prosecco, and then switched over to try Vino Volta, which kind of tasted like a good craft beer's bubbly cousin. They even have a few light bites on their menu if you need something to snack on - but since they're located in L&L Market, there's plenty of other food options nearby as well! This is a special place to sit and sip on high quality, curated wines with good company, and I'm confident I'll be back again soon.

While the premise of Butterlamp seems simple, a wine bar serving sourdough, the execution is so…read moremuch more! The location is situated at the back of a large building with several other businesses. There was plenty of street parking in the area. Upon arriving, you can order at the counter or at the outdoor window. The inside is beautiful, and has a few small tables, in addition to several outdoor tables. Our group ordered several varieties of wine and bread, as well as the pork fat fries and the spinach dip. Since the menu rotates, I definitely plan to come back to try their other offerings! The lounge atmosphere is perfect for groups!

I was very impressed by Butterlamp! This place is within walking distance from me and I have never…read morebeen. Honestly, I under estimated them. Originally when I heard about this place I thought hmmm why would I go to a ~just~ a bread place? I thought, Im a girl who likes to eat I need more. Well, this place was suggested by a friend to catch up. I completely miss judged butterlamp- of course, I should've known to give it a try. Located at the back of the building you can enter through going around back or walking through the building. Its a small place, but they have tables and bar seating. The wine menu is glorious. So much to choose from. I like how you order at the bar because it gives you a chance to see what everyone else is drinking as they keep the open bottles up front. I asked the staff what I should order based on wanting a chilled red. They gave me tow options. I chose a Nebbiolo and loved it! We ordered two "bread with stuff". We got the pumpkin and the french onion. Both were amazing! We went at 2 pm so it was the perfect snack. They did have a fairly diverse menu. Music was upbeat and chill and at the perfect volume to have an enjoyable conversation. They also sell loaves of bread to go, which of course we got.