Great environment with outdoor seating available. Fire pits with lounging chairs to hang out…read more Delicious food. Great service.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Big, bright, open. And industrial type environment, but in a cool…read moreway. I had the skirt steak chimi, which came with grilled veggies, hand cut fries, and surprisingly a cup of pasta. While the past was a little overcooked (I'm really weird about al dente), it was cheesy. The grilled veggies could have used a little more seasoning, but very satisfying otherwise. The steak couldn't be cooked to temp because of size, but it was moist and had good flavor. The fries were tasty. A huge amount of food for just under 26 bucks. I also had The Pin Up cocktail (gin, luxardo cherry, pineapple juice, fresh lime, simple syrup) and it was surprisingly refreshing and tasty. My server, Ceasar, as well as the other staff, were attentive and very welcoming. Large menu with apps (fries with Korean chili sauce, drips, loaded potato croquettes, egg rolls), salads (chicken, beef/Mexican, caesar, Cobb), and burgers (beef, bison, and elk). They also have chicken sandwiches and a veggie burger. For entrees they have quesadillas, rigatoni, salmon, various bowls (beef, shrimp, fish). And a whole grill section (my chimi steak, surf and turf fajita tacos, chicken skewers, ribeye, pork chops. Their brunch looks really tasty too, with deviled eggs, salads, burritos, steak and eggs, French toast, and some wicked looking cocktails (I could drool over the aqua Fresca mimosa (flavors include strawberry basil, cherry limeade, lemon cucumber, and honey peach). Parking is a really big pain, but it's that way everywhere in downtown Clarksville. There is a cheap pay lot a few hundred feet down the road. Glad I tried this place as part of my self care day, and will definitely be back to try more.

This is such a great place downtown. The rooftop bar has a nice set up with fire pits and a great…read moreview and atmosphere. They do trivia nights and they have food too, which we didn't get this time. If I'm in the area, I'd definitely come back!

Went here last night to try the new menu and it was amazing! The pretzel is absolutely MASSIVE!!…read more The nachos are super delicious. The lettuce wraps are a great healthier option. They are very refreshing, and the sauce they come with pull it all together! The ambiance was warm and welcoming. The service, from the bartender Stephanie to the management team was exceptional--attentive, but never intrusive. Our bartender was very knowledgeable on the food menu and drink menu. Will definitely be back to Skyline 500 to eat and get fat off of the delicious food. :)

The Grand Ole Opry is the iconic venue that you really have to see if you're in Nashville. A…read moreperhaps lesser example is First Avenue/7th Street Annex in Minneapolis. It also doesn't hurt to have seen the Ken Burns Country Music production to add a bit of history and context to this place and Ryman. Auditorium. It's a decent Taxi/Uber ride out here (and back), with drop off and finding one to go back pretty easy. There are snacks and a gift shop here, but if you want to make it a dinner and a show, there are places nearby. Gayle and I, along with Erin and Jim attended the April 30 performance of Opry Country Classics. The Larry Gatlin (and Brothers) were the MCs, with the Opry band handling the backup music, and Charlie Mattos doing the folksy "Play by Play", all live on WSM (We Shield Millions) Radio. Performers were Janie Fricke, Hanna Dasher, Moe Bandy, and Daily and Vincent as the featured artist. It was a great show! We had a nice 4 seat pew near the front, the sight lines (direct and via screens) were clear, and the sound quality/mix was excellent. Daily and Vincent (with the guest banjo player) were fantastic and I've already preordered their next album. The only minor irritation was Hanna Dasher shamelessly promoting her cook book (Stand by Your Pan), but even that added to the high quality entertainment value of this show. I'd love to experience this again.

The Grand Ole Opry refers to a live country music radio broadcast, not a theater. Founded on…read moreNovember 28, 1925, it is the longest-running radio broadcast in US history, with over 5,200 episodes. The Grand Ole Opry has operated out of several venues, and since 1974, performances have been in the Grand Ole Opry House; previously, it was the Ryman Auditorium in downtown Nashville between 1943 to 1974. This year (2026) is a special year, as the Grand Ole Opry turns 100, and on February 28, 2026, there was a performance to celebrate 25 year anniversary of the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou?" The movie is well known for its soundtrack, and it introduced bluegrass music to a new generation. Performing were several artists from the soundtrack, such as Alison Krauss (my fifth time seeing her!), Emmylou Harris, Dan Tyminski, The Whites, The Fairfield Four, and the actor Tim Blake Nelson. There were also numerous other artists performing songs from the soundtrack such as Old Crow Medicine Show, Billy Strings, Sarah Jarosz, Molly Tuttle, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, and many, many more. Even though I didn't know most of the performers, I really enjoyed the show. After the performance, there was a Q&A with Tim Blake Nelson, Dan Tyminski, and Chris Thomas King. [Yelp collections: Nashville, TN 2026; Plays, Shows, and Musicals]

I've stayed at many Hilton properties. Along with many Marriott properties, we decided to stay at…read morethis Doubletree Hilton because it was centrally located to a show where we were going to and having dinner at Jeff Ruby's. They had valet parking, which is fine considering it's downtown even though it's $65. As I said, I've been to many hotels, but this is one of the steeper ones for valet prices. Only Atlanta was more at the Hilton state that was $75 a night. Anyway, our room was completely outdated. The air conditioning was poor to almost nonexistent. It was so muggy in that room. Hence, with another comments about the mold I'm not surprised there was a mold in this room as well. It was a basic room nothing special. Beinga "silver" Member we both could drink our three dollar waters for nothing. So ridiculous. So when I stay there again, absolutely not. I think generally speaking a lot of the Hilton associated hotels like Doubletree and the others that attach Hilton to their name are lacking in comfort and cleanliness. So I guess if you wanna spend $300 in a mediocre/ outdated potential mold room Doubletree/Hilton hotel in Nashville - go for it. But there's a Marriott down the street and the hotel indigo. Maybe you should be checked out them first.

Everything was amazing. The staff at the front desk were very accommodating. I thing the…read moregentleman at the front desk was Andre. I'm sorry if I got the name wrong. He was wearing a nice scarf. We had a late night meal and everything was delicious. However one thing was rather disappointing. The brisket nachos had few tiny cubed pieces of brisket. Mane an ounce or two. We couldn't find it. Otherwise would have given 5 stars. Clean rooms. Comfy beds.

The service here is excellent! I'm usually in and out with bringing Amazon packages in for return…read moreand there has never been any issue. They repackage items and quickly scan items in.

I needed something notarized, I was in and out very quickly. It costed $10 per document. Also fyi…read moredon't sign anything you need notarized until the notary can witness it. Very helpful and friendly people.

I had to mail a package to my daughter in Florida for the holidays. I've been to the location on…read moreTiny Town Road but I was in the area of Wilma Rudolph this time. So I chose to mail it from this location. I'm very pleased with my experience needless to say. Being the holidays, there was quite a long line when I got there. But the line moved fast, and the folks were very friendly and cheery. They packed the items carefully, and my daughter received them perfectly and on time. In the endgame, that is what matters!! Kudos for the expertise and the professionalism. So now I have two locations to choose from anytime I need to send out a package. What a wonderful feeling to know.

We visited the USPS Store near our home twice in the past week. While the store was extremely busy,…read morethe team communicated constantly with us and apologized for the longer-than-normal wait. The wait was no longer than ten (10) minutes, and we were serviced by Asher and Max. Then, the manager, Cathy, introduced us to a new team member, Justus. What a wonderful team. Thank you for meeting and exceeding our shipping needs.

I gad prints made of one of my drawings and they were absolutely perfect! Looked just like my…read moreoriginal! I had 8X10s made to give to my family of our grandparents home place. A keepsake for us all. So happy with their work and the staff were great too!

I went to this location and they quoted me a rate of $2,200 to ship an item. so I went online at…read moreFedEx.com and it was giving me $1,480 as the actual rate. so then I called them and he's quoted me $6,000 and I called him out on that he just gave me the quote at $2,200 and the website was giving me $1,480 and then he was like oh, okay, and gave me a cheaper rate. seems like he doesn't want to do his job and is trying to stick people with the most expensive option before even letting them choose which option. either that, or he's bad at his job and doesn't know what he is doing. I'd go to a better fedex where they know what they're doing.