If you're looking for comfortable chairs, ample personal space, good air conditioning, and Michelin…read morequality food, The Station Inn probably isn't for you. But if you're looking for an authentic, old-school Nashville music experience, this IS the place! It's crowded. It's hot. Personal space does not exist. Claustrophobics should plan accordingly. The night we were there, they had a bluegrass jam going, and it was fantastic. Close your eyes and you could imagine yourself sitting in some West Virginia holler listening to a bunch of incredibly talented musicians just playing because they love to play. It was uncomfortable, crowded, hot, completely authentic--and I enjoyed every minute of it. The Station Inn is Nashville the way you hope Nashville still exists.

While visiting Nashville, The Station Inn was recommended as a must-do experience. The door opens…read moreat 7:00, and seating is first come first serve, so people line up early and down the block in hopes of getting in. Once inside, people make a mad dash to claim their seats, and they squeeze in as tight as they can. Popcorn, Jack's-like pizza served on paper plates and buckets of beer are available, and the line is long. The music here IS phenomenal, without a doubt. That alone is worth the visit, but be prepared to wait in line and feel like a sardine stuffed in a tin. Not for the claustrophobic,

This place is a MUST for anyone who loves music and storytelling. The "songwriters in the round"…read moreexperience is truly one of a kind, and beautifully intimate. We didn't realize how difficult it is to get tickets (they sell out in minutes!), so we were not able to buy tickets online for the one day that we were visiting Nashville. Ended up waiting outside for over an hour to get one of the walk-in spots, and it was totally worth it. Truly a magical experience!

Pretty much a tourist trap, but a cool enough tour trap…read more My daughter wanted to check this place out and get a T-shirt. Both my daughter and I found it to be smaller than we thought. The place still had a cool ambiance and the service was friendly enough. I would definitely recommend a visit here.

Always a great time! Went in on a Wednesday to enjoy the 2-4-1 beer special. Ordered the spinach…read moredip ($14). We were a bit disappointed at the change of happy hour food menu which I was told changed two days prior. The dip use to be $8 on it. Although that's a bummer, we can at least order it now at any time. Spacious brewery with seats upstairs, downstairs & outside on the layered patio. Great service by Zach.

big fan of the state park blonde here and i continue to seek it out at other bars as well. really…read moreinteresting section of craft beers with a fun environment and live music playing. didn't get any food this time around but everything looked very interesting would definitely be back

We stopped by Pete's Dueling Piano Bar over Labor Day weekend while I was in Nashville with some…read morefriends for a football game. We had been exploring different parts of Nashville throughout the weekend, and Pete's was definitely one of the more entertaining stops we made. The atmosphere here was exactly what you would expect from a dueling piano bar. The music was loud, energetic, and a lot of fun. The pianists did a great job keeping the crowd involved, and there was a good mix of songs that had everyone singing along. It was one of those places where you can walk in not knowing exactly what to expect and quickly find yourself having a great time. Going with a group of friends made it even better. We were able to grab some drinks, relax, laugh, sing along, and just enjoy the experience. There was a great energy in the room, and the performers really knew how to keep things moving. After spending the weekend in Nashville for the football game, this was a great way to experience another side of the city. We had already visited several historical landmarks and other Nashville attractions, so spending some time at a lively piano bar was a nice change of pace. We had a great time at Pete's and I would definitely recommend it if you are looking for live entertainment and a fun night out in Nashville. It was a memorable stop during our Labor Day weekend trip with friends.

The past couple times I have been here is usually close to closing time but the dueling has been a…read moregreat entertainment. I definitely have to come check them out at an earlier time so I can get the full experience. Everytime we come here everyone has been super friendly and welcoming.

Atmosphere is great…read more The burgers are fantastic and you get what you pay for. Drinks are reasonably priced. Bands that play here are amazing!

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.

We came between shows, ordered waters and appetizers. Bartender was rude and stood at least 5 feet…read moreaway from our table to take our order while looking around and giving off very annoyed and rude body language. She never came back to close out our tab, had to get the host to do it. Don't bother with the buffalo dip and chips, it was not good at all. Decided to head over to Martins BBQ and get dinner instead. Won't be back.

We were recommended this venue from our hotel concierge. He helped us pick the show time, and so…read morehappy he did. We absolutely loved hearing the people behind the music in such an intimate venue. There is ample room in the theater for seating and dining. The food was very reasonably priced and good quality. They have a limited staff, please don't expect typical dining experiences. Atmosphere (5/5): A cozy, yet vibrant setting. Sound resonated well throughout the theater and not many bad seats to see the stage. Price (5/5): Admission was about $20 per person a food ranges from $10 - $50. They do require a table minimum of 15 per person that needs to go towards drinks or food. Food (4/5): Food quality was decent. The bread on the turkey sandwich was a little dry, while the onions rings were a little soggy. Service (4/5): They do work on a limited staff and each of them are artists. It can take a minute to order and get your food but they have a lot of people.

One of the most memorable places during my trip to Nashville! I'll reminisce about my first Motown…read moreMonday experience for the rest of my life. I stopped in while solo traveling thinking I'd just sit and watch the band. Ended up meeting people almost immediately and we danced the night away! If you're at the bar, be prepared for someone to ask you to dance and be prepared to say yes. You won't regret it. Didn't have the food but the drinks were great. Went in feeling like I didn't know how to dance. Left feeling like the main character. Highly recommend if you're in town and looking for a local dive with fun music & people (:

Fun dive bar with a variety of musicians. We went last Tuesday and thought the Textpats were super…read more Check this place out. Music start after 9:pm. Easy to find and parking is a breeze!

Super cute lil venue!…read more I've been lucky enough to see a few shows here. My favorites were Gooseberry and Clayton Johnson. Please check both of them out they're phenomenal artists and Clayton is about to be in Taylor Frankie Paul's season of the bachelorette so please pray for that man because we love TFP but that broad a lil crazy. I say that with all the love in my heart as I too am a crazy broad. Anywho the venue. Tiny but great. Strong drinks. Just a great place to watch insane music up close and personal. I love coming to shows here. Pack earplugs because it does And I am elderly and prone to tinnitus.

This is an awesome spot and yesterday evening was a blast!! Kenny Sharp! Adonis! Ford Cooper! They…read morebrought the love with their wonderful music!! Awesome show and amazing talent! I had a great time! Great service and vibing... I am already looking forward to going there again!

From the moment I walked up the steps, it wasn't clear if the place was open or under construction…read more I decided to proceed. Eventually I got to an elevator that delivered me to the 5th floor. The doors opened, and before me, a beautifully appointed bar and a very cozy ambiance enhanced by candlelight. The menu offerings were not extensive yet the options to pair with the "long list" of bespoke craft cocktails were perfect. The assorted shapes, sizes and shades of olives were my first delight. I wound up with a charcuterie-esque combination of sour dough that included a creamy cheese smear along the inside of the dish, a prosciutto-like ham, and the most unexpectedly delicious bowl of warm, smoky carrots in a romesco. Not a drop got left behind thanks to the sour dough. Whatever music was playing in the background, added to the swanky vibe. This is the kind of gem that is meant to be savored by every one of your senses.

Update: I went to the new location this month and it was a lovely experience (minus being hard to…read morefind because of construction and lack of signs in the area. I understand it's a speakeasy but help us out). The space is bigger and more roomy. Even though the seats are still small, they're better than the other location. Still cozy and nice. The temperature was good. Service was good and drinks were delish.

We traveled to Nashville for a quick weekend trip centering on attending a musical performance by…read morean artist we know at Exit/In. This is my first time at this venue and it reminds me of the Old Forrester Music Hall in Louisville. Limited seating, balcony views, and spartan decor. Full bar and large open concept with the possibility of dancing to the music. Several local patrons sitting near us filled me in more on the history of the property. Specifically, that it's not nearly as appealing as it used to be prior to changing ownership to a larger management group who apparently came in and "white washed" the place. They spoke wistfully of the prior decor and memorabilia that was removed and how much of the allure of the space was erased. After speaking with them, I wish I could have seen the place prior to now.

It's a much smaller venue space than I'm use to, no heat or ac. It was cold in there the time frame…read moreI went. It got warm fast while dancing Everything is painted black inside, it literally looked like a basement. I will say it's nothing fancy but I felt safe. You basically have to stand the entire time, it was worth it to see Cascada. All of the employees were very friendly, and they were attentive. Didn't have chance to try any food. Only had water.