Located in a basement on second a block or two from broadway. Cover charge for men (10 dollars)…read more Fun atmosphere. Bartenders do a good job getting guys to get body shots and women on the bar. A lot of birthdays and brides. Security was friendly. I don't know if they have food or not. I would go back for a drink or two and think it's probably fun for a group celebrating something. Drinks are a lot but they are a lot at every single place I went in Nashville.

Coyote Ugly was honestly a big letdown. We went on a Thursday night, and the place was surprisingly…read moreempty. The atmosphere just wasn't what we expected, especially with how much people hype it up. Most of the bouncers came across as rude, which didn't make for a great first impression. The music was mediocre, the drinks were extremely overpriced, and they honestly weren't very good. For the prices they're charging, I expected a much better experience. While it's kind of cool to check out once just to say you've been there, it's definitely not somewhere I'd go back to or spend my money again. There are so many better bars in Nashville that offer a more fun atmosphere, better service, and better drinks. We also had some interactions that made members of our group feel unwelcome, which put an even bigger damper on the experience. Overall, it just wasn't anything special and didn't live up to the hype.

Robert's Western World is the real deal for traditional country music. The 4 of us hung out here…read morefor a couple hours one morning to hear Joshua Hedley and the Hedliners, twang their way into old time honky-tonk souls. There's a row of boots on the wall, which I think is for display only and a call out to the time when they actually sold boots here. This historic building itself feels like a shotgun (long and narrow) and apparently once served as a Civil War warehouse and later the Sho-Bud Steel Guitar Company. To prolong our stay, we ordered cheeseburgers and beer (fries and onion rings were extra) for brunch. I tried to interest folks in their $6 "Recession Special" - A grilled or fried bologna sandwich piled high, with a bag of potato chips, a Moon Pie, and a cold Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) beer, but got no takers. We sat up on the balcony, which we had all to ourselves and with a nice view to the main floor below. Our waitresses were down home friendly, hard working, and good at what they were doing. We felt right at home and this was perhaps the most classic and authentic Nashville experience we had here. The band even wished my Happy Birthday. :)

Robert's Western World is the real deal if you're looking for authentic country music. They stay…read moretrue to tradition and haven't sold out to the pop country scene--you're getting the genuine honky-tonk experience every time. The live music is always top-notch, and the vibe is exactly what you want in a classic Nashville spot. And don't sleep on the food--the grilled cheese is a must. Simple, perfect, and hits the spot every time. Pair it with a whiskey and a pickleback, and you've got the full experience. If you want true country, great energy, and a place that keeps it real, Robert's is it.

I visited on 11/8/25 for a friend's bday celebration. He has been coming to this spot for a few…read moreweeks because he liked the drag show and met a few locals and employees. Its definitely deceiving, looks much larger on the outside. Plenty of parking and ample outdoor seating. Inside is basically one room and a small bar. The employees were very friendly, crowd seemed like mostly middle aged folks. There was a $5 cover on a Saturday night after 9 pm for the drag show. Drag show was very impressive and a mix of young, old and in between. I have heard there is new ownership/management for this place and if I were them I would ditch the kitchen and make it bigger on the inside. Build a small stage for the drag performances. I can't speak on the bathroom or the drinks, I had a hard cider and a jello shot. I had a nice time here with my friends. This place has lots of potential!

One of the few local watering holes that is open on a Monday in Nashville (seems like most are…read moreclosed on Mon and Tues). We arrived after 5pm and only a handful of patrons were there, which was nice and quiet. 2 for 1 well drink specials (5 bucks I believe) which is a bargain. Bartender was friendly enough (but not overly) and I have noticed that consistently during our stay in Nashville. Parking seems plentiful enough. Overall, not a bad place to frequent.

One of the best bars in Nashville. Owner Jay loves everyone and makes a safe place for everyone…read more Great food and heavy drinks for a great price . Not your Nashville downtown prices here. People who love the crowd and fun to be had. Visit Cappy in his vendor space. You might find just what momma or daddy are looking for... lol. All good open and enlighten people are welcomed. A little of everyone's crowd. Jcm

Frankie J's was an unexpected highlight of mine and my friends Nashville trip! Our Airbnb happened…read moreto be nearby, so we walked over one night to grab a drink, and our group immediately loved the place. The staff were friendly and fun to chat with, the vibe of the bar was great, and you really can't beat the drink prices. We loved Frankie J's so much that we ended up going back every day of our trip, even if it was just to grab a coffee or some nachos. Every night had something different going on, from trivia to tarot readings, which made the place feel even more special. We also loved chatting with Jay, one of the owners, who made us feel really welcome. I can't recommend this business enough. Frankie J's is truly a hidden gem in Germantown.

DiMarco is one of the Managers/bartenders and is a great guy…read more Lots of activities around and great place to sit outside and enjoy the construction

Omg, such a fun spot! Inclusive and friendly! Love, love, love!…read more Great DJ, pool and fun bar food fare.

The 4 of us were a happy bunch as we walked back from a wonderful set at The Listening Room. We…read moreweren't ready to go back to the Hotel, but didn't want full loud Broadway Honky Tonk either. We had read somewhere that Acme Feed & Seed (in an historic 1890 building) offered a quieter alternative. We gathered around a nice table near the stage on the first floor, and maybe there were a dozen other people there? Yet, on the next Broadway block things were in full swing? We weren't complaining, but wondered why? The first floor at Acme has been described as a high-energy "Funky Tonk" atmosphere featuring a main stage for live music, a large bar, and fast-casual dining. Our band during our stage was even a little different than that, and what an enjoyable group is was! The Mudbug Stompers brought us the sounds of old-time jug bands, Dixieland jazz, blues, trains, baseball, and crawfish boils. Although this is a Nashville Band, we could have easy been on or around Bourbon Street in NOLA. I was particularly impressed with the trumpet player and the lead singer who played a mean mandolin. Add the string base, sax, and fiddle, and we experienced a very impressive whole. We were highly entertained and engaged, and we're still talking about the experience!

The food was good, service was friendly and helpful, the place was eclectic with a more laid back…read moreatmosphere. I enjoyed.

I came here for the first time for a dog rescue benefit- a doggie drag show. It was so much fun!…read moreI'm not super familiar with that part of town but it was easy to find and I even found free parking behind the building- a rare treasure in Nashville.

I always have a great time when I go to Play. Great vibes, great people, the best bartenders, and…read morealways the most entertaining show in Nashville.

Corner lounge with good drink's and fun atmosphere. It's small and loud, but full of love. You can…read morefeel the love from the moment you walk in. Karaoke is a must.

The photo I took say it all. A woman forward queer space embraced by a welcomed diverse group of…read morehumans enjoying fun and friendship on a Friday night. In from out of town and was reminded of my small queer spaces I came into myself while in. Everyone was so damn happy. Kareoke was a mix of very talented folks with voices to folks want to let loose and have fun. The space in the back (believe called Chapstick) let me sneak a peak at the WNBA score and have a quieter moment with my friend who is local. This is the perfect place for good drinks, happy vibes, and community.