I LOVE this bar. The Staff delivers awesome service, Steven Kiss (the owner) is a wonderful…read moresupporter of the Nashville LGBTQIA+ community, and the bar's vibe is very chill - you can actually have a conversation with someone here. Pricing is SUPER reasonable. Bottom line: It's just a plain FUN place to go!

Best GLBT Bar ever, but open to everyone!!! Steven the owner…read moreof Trax is an amazing community Supporter.

If Jesus Christ himself came back tomorrow, I'm not taking him to church. I'm taking that man…read moredirectly to Play so he can witness what true miracles look like. Water into wine? Cute. Watch a 200 lbs drag queen in platform boots do a split while holding a drink and not spilling anything!!! Years ago, before the pandemic, a confused immigrant with approximately 14 words of English and the survival instincts of a raccoon wandered into this town. Society said "the gays are dangerous." But thankfully I was born with critical thinking skills and not a hollow coconut rolling around inside my skull. So I made one gay friend and suddenly my entire life changed. The first night I walked into Play, my spirit left my body like a Victorian child with tuberculosis. The lights. The music. The lesbians. Dear GOD, the lesbians. I saw one woman with a carabiner and immediately understood taxes, feminism, and the meaning of life. By the end of the night I was spiritually a bisexual woman named Ashley who owns crystals and says things like "Mercury is in retrograde babe." Beyoncé was playing, someone was crying in the bathroom, a drag queen was doing the splits, and I was sweating through my organs like a sinner being exorcised. This place did not just open my eyes. It opened portals. Dimensions. Government files probably exist on whatever happened to me in there between 2018 and 2022. Did it slightly damage my liver? Absolutely. But so does being alive. I used to go every weekend back in the day. Like CLOCKWORK. If there was music playing and a gay man yelling "WOOOOO," my body would appear there against my will like a demonic summoning ritual. Nowadays I'm older and the crowd feels younger, which is terrifying because one bartender looked at me and I instinctively wanted to ask him what his SAT score was. Growth is crazy. My frontal lobe developed and ruined everything. BUT THIS WEEKEND I RETURNED. And baby... the devil grabbed my waist personally. The second I heard the music, something ancient awoke inside me. I started throwing ass with the strength of a divorced mother of four after two margaritas and a custody victory. I was moving like rent was due. Like the CIA was extracting information from my hips. Like Beyoncé herself had possessed my spinal cord through Bluetooth. My knees now ,4 business days laster sound like someone has OCD, and 3 miles long of bubble wrap, and they are on a mission to pop them all. I sneezed yesterday and threw my back! The girl I came with literally broke things off because apparently I was "too gay." Babe. We were in a gay club. That's like going to the ocean and getting mad at fish. And the staff? Phenomenal. Sweetest people alive. The bouncers protected me while I was dancing like an inflatable tube man outside a bankrupt car dealership(thx carvana). The bartenders continued serving me despite watching my soul actively leave my body to Charli XCX. I ll be back for sure!

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.

As a 70 something, I wasn't made to feel out of my element or like I was in the wrong bar! That…read moresays something about inclusivity.

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

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.

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.

Like many customers, I decided to stop in for a quick lunch while washing my clothes at the…read morelaundromat next door. As a fan of smoked wings, I decided to give the wings at Neighbors a try. I ordered them with the hot dry rub. I also ordered French fries (I couldn't finish them all). Less than 20 minutes later, I received my order. The wings were still warm from the cooking process, and moist on the inside. In addition, they were seasoned thoroughly with a spicy seasoning. Every bite revealed more elements about the overall flavor profile. 6 wings was my limit, because I had also ordered the fries. The wings were on the large side and very filling. The fries had good flavor, but a single order is meant to be shared. I felt bad about eating only half of the order. When I am in this area again, I will come back to Neighbors.

Great place to catch a game on TV and grab drinks. The prices are reasonable for what it is, and…read morethe food is actually really good. The chicken sandwich was unreasonably great. The service was pretty slow and inattentive but I don't think that's totally abnormal for a busy neighborhood bar. Also the parking situation in this neighborhood is pretty tricky

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.

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.

Great spot for affordable drinks and cool spaces. It's an old house with a large back yard that's…read morebeen redone a few times since I've visited (looks great now!). Lots of theme nights and events. Easy bites. Generally have good service and attentive staff.

While in Nashville with the girls, we came here to celebrate our friend's birthday. This was one of…read moreour pit stop while out enjoying the evening. Let me just say, We had a freaking ball. Everyone had a great time dancing and enjoying the music. The best moment was dancing on top of the bar. The audience join in by cheering you on or even getting on the bar for a dance routine. We had the time of our lives. We didn't purchase any drinks. We were only there for the entertainment. Also, my friend got a chance to scratch this off her bucketlist of things to do in Nashille.

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.

So fun. The menu is not super large but there seemed to be something for everyone and if you need…read moreadjustments they accommodated. The show was fun and the ladies amazingly talented. It is rather loud and lots of strobe effects. Beware of that if you are sensitive. Great place for a bachelorette or girls day.

This is a MUST DO experience if you are celebrating something special in Nashville. Food was good…read morefor the price point & entertainment was off the charts. Overall, a great experience at Suzy Wong's for Drag Brunch!