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    Robert's Western World

    Robert's Western World

    4.5(1.1k reviews)
    1.5 miDowntown
    $$

    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.

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    Acme Feed & Seed - Close up of the Rule the Roost Hot Chicken Sandwich.

    Acme Feed & Seed

    3.9(2.1k reviews)
    1.5 miDowntown
    $$

    Visited ACME with a party of 21. Pre-ordered drinks and apps that were ready when we arrived and…read moregave everyone time to relax and review menu, very well done, great services and received plenty of communication leading up to event from Jess. Also 2nd floor has a great vibe to sit and relax.

    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!

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