Great gym complex, especially if you're a local of West End. I got a summer special pricing deal…read morewhich made my annual membership come out to $38/month. What a steal for a nicely maintained gym with all kinds of equipment from cardio, machines, squat racks, free weights, a track, etc. There are a variety of weekly classes as well included in the membership. Tennis courts were nice but you do pay extra for booking those. Moved from the area so I didn't renew the membership but loved it while I had it!

I went ice skating for Friday night public skate at the sportsplex and the vibes were amazing!…read moreThere were so many people and the line for rental skates can get crowded so be sure to get there early. They had really cool holiday lights up and music playing in the rink which made it super fun. This is a great event to go to with friends and family!

Unless you live in one of the apartment complexes in Nashboro Village, you've got to pony up some…read moredough to use this club. There are pretty nice tennis courts on both the outside and inside of the "club", and there's a tiny gym upstairs with a few of everything. You can also get free karate lessons and such if you happen to live in the complex. Honestly, I wouldn't pay for this place were I not in residence. Amongst the treadmills that sometimes work, the other equipment that is older than dirt, and the single television that's usually stuck on Barney or some other PBS children's show, it's just not worth the money. I know there are other gyms in the area, so unless your game is tennis, I'd say shop around.

This is one of the best clubs I've been to. I travel a lot and not all clubs will allow non-members…read moreto participate. This club made me feel like a guest and after visiting a second time I felt like home. It was difficult to find a hitting partner but I hired a coach Richard Virr that helped me with that. But first the lesson; it was awesome. I can honestly say that Richard improved my game by 40%, just by concentrating on technique. If I had kids or any other friends wanting to learn the sport I can only recommend Richard. This club also has a great community of tennis players that comes out to hit and they welcome newcomers!!! This includes at least one wheel chair player, kids of all ages and backgrounds, and adults - all one happy family (and growing). A sincere thanks and a solid recommendation.

Poor management of what should be an organization that provides fun for the community. I've played…read morein multiple sports with NSL over the last 7 years and have experienced several bad encounters between management and refs/umps. The organization does not care about players/customers and it's a shame.

Worst league in Nashville. Most games are cancelled because they can't get the lights to work at…read morethe field. Stay away

I've not been up to Green Hills Mall in over 10 years and to learn this sports bar is new really…read moresurprised me. The ambiance was exactly what one would expect from a sports bar and I really enjoyed it. All the TV's playing with games, even the ones you ask for, to provide entertainment and the music was set to where you could chat and enjoy games without it being distracting. The real issue I have was the menu. I wished it would have more healthier options for those that are on a sports diet. Ordered the turkey burger with rice and it tasted better than it sounds. As for the rice, did not really like butter added to it. I would suggest adding a grilled chicken Caesar salad wrap to the menu. Service was excellent. Our server always check in on us at an appropriate rate and was professional.

This is a very big and spacious location. I like the really big screen at the bar which makes it…read moregreat to watch a big sports event. It was my first time at this location. There was plenty of seating. The food was pretty good as well! Staff is very friendly and welcoming. I ordered the miso salmon and it was delicious.

Too crowded and the showers do not drain. Not enough bathrooms. I play tennis and no courts…read more Outdoor pool should be larger. They allow people to use profanity and nothing is done to stop it. It's corporate now so it is all about money. I think tattoos are ugly and they are a medical issue. You do not see those at real country clubs. The staff works hard but if you image is tattoos and profanity who will you draw?

This is the biggest YMCA in Middle Tennessee, so you can walk in expecting it to be a madhouse at…read morepeak hours. It is open from 5AM to 9PM, with a great deal of its traffic coming in during early morning and during dinner time. If I get the chance to come during the day without everyone else being here, then that is the most ideal situation. I enjoy swimming while my husband does weights. It is a nice place to relax, but the swimming area can be a zoo when school is out during the hotter months. Between swim lessons and the outdoor pool open, it can be overwhelming. I just stick to the swim lanes and call it a day. I think overall the facility is clean and customer service are friendly. Parking can be a nightmare, but you can always find a space. You might have to walk, but it is what it is.

We loved the loop you can run or walk on and the pavilions you can have lunch in or rent!! So much…read morespace to relax and enjoy the Spring weather! We love that you can bring your doggies too. Great place for families or just a day out enjoying the fresh air!

Nice playground and splash pad. My daughter likes to spend time there…read more Sometimes they sell there shaved ice, which is not too healthy.(

Boost FitClub is a large gym with three workout studios (one for spin, one for cardio, one for…read morepilates), a full floor with equipment, weights and machines, a pool, an indoor soccer field and a gymnastics program for kids. They also have the Vital Cafe where you can grab a bite to eat or a smoothie after a workout. For parents there is a small daycare room for kids. Other facilities include men's and women's locker rooms with a changing area. At $60/month for my membership (which I've had for 10 months now) I am happy with the price for what I get. The class offerings they have are pretty good but my only wish is that they still offered the yoga/Pilates mix class, which I forget the exact name. When I first started I took a class from a former instructor named Shawn which I loved and now it got cancelled. I like that they have the Les Mills/Beach Body offerings like Turbo Kick and Body Pump. I go to these classes at least once a week and they are both a good workout. Stacey and Jessica are great Body Pump instructors and Mandi is fabulous as well. It is additional money unfortunately to do the Pilates classes. I went to one and loved it but just couldn't justify shelling out more money a month. If you are interested in taking any of the group instruction then I suggest downloading the Mindbody app and loading Boost FitClub onto the app to see the workout schedule. I will check before I go to a class to make sure that there are no cancellations to the classes that I go to regularly. The staff are friendly and nice. I've spoken to most of them and they've always been helpful. Jon (one of the founders) really informed me on all their services and was one of the deciding factors for me on joining. Overall, Boost is a great gym. I've felt more part of a community as I have met really nice and cool people through this gym and developed friendships as well. I recommend signing up or giving their 7 day free trial a go!

I love this place I really do they have a school there named TPH they have a amazing turf and…read moresometimes the NFL combine happens at boost. They have a amazing chef there he cooks the best meals. I recommend boost 100%.

I like Bridgestone Arena! I've seen several great bands perform there! Most recently, my Sorority…read moreSister and I saw Iron Maiden at Bridgestone! We both love the lead singer, Bruce Dickinson and their mascot, Eddie! This was a great show: the "Legacy of the Beast" tour! Like Yelper Kayla S., mentioned, Bridgestone is super close to Broadway, making it typically a quick walk from your hotel, which is a huge bonus! Sorority Sister and I saw a legendary 80s hair band there, too, who also put on a great show! I don't think it was Def Leppard; however that's the closest band I see on the Bridgestone concert archives website. It was funny because the drummer, who was dressed in his best 80s leotard tights, and 80s t-shirt, bounded out of (his and our) hotel building running late for the show! He jumped into a cab and went around the corner straight to Bridgestone. Bridgestone does a good job with security; they have all the eats and drinks you could want; their merch is always displayed well, priced well, and readily available. I love Bridgestone!

Bridgestone is by far my favorite large event venue in Nashville. The crowd management is top notch…read moreand I never feel like I'm waiting in long lines, even when the event is sold out. The staff is friendly, helpful, and efficient. Some of the seats near the top are very narrow when it comes to legroom, so be prepared to stand up and stretch sometimes. If you're at a predators game, this will be no problem as the crowd likes to get loud and proud! If at a concert, the "nosebleeds" are still relatively close to the action and climate controlled vs the outdoor/stadium venue options around town. Parking can be expensive on Broadway, so a ride share might be a better option if you can walk a couple blocks for pickup.

As a special surprise I bought my 8-year-old a week at camp this summer with her cousin. We're not…read moreregular attenders. Backstory: Sunday night she spiked a high fever suddenly so we didn't take her Monday. Bummer. But when her fevers continued to remain above 102 and she had GI issues as well, we were able to get her an appointment at her pediatrician on Wednesday morning. It turned out she had strep and another unidentified virus....which means 24 hrs of antibiotics before she's not contagious. We got a doctors letter verifying she absolutely couldn't attend camp until Friday. All that to say, Boost will absolutely NOT work with you!!! If your child gets sick (which often happens to kids) you are completely out all your money and will have a very sad child. Buyers beware!!! Their policy is completely inflexible - no exceptions!!!! My daughter got to go to camp for 1 day for $350, and that day was just a field trip to see a movie. They had a million excuses why they wouldn't work with us...even when I offered to pack my daughters lunch so she wouldn't partake in camp food and sit out of special guest visits so she wouldn't cost them more money. They said they're always full and couldn't add her in the next week (they actually had 30 spots open). A few quotes from the director when she finally responded by email after I called multiple days in a row. "First, let me say that I am so sorry that you have a sick kiddo and I pray for quick and complete healing." "As a mother of 3, I know how unpredictable and unavoidable illness can definitely be and how when it does rear its ugly head it can be at the most inconvenient times." "Customers are paying to secure their spot in camp similar to buying concert tickets. Unfortunately, there are risks that come with both of those purchases, as there are unexpected events that could possibly occur that sometimes cause us to have to miss out on things we paid for in advance." "We are not in the business of upsetting customers and honestly quite the opposite. Customer service is a priority of mine and I truly do aim to treat all of my customers the way that I love to be treated." Wow!!! Comparing a small town community program to a large venue concert (where people also have the option to resell their tickets if extenuating circumstances occur) doesn't make sense. Suggesting that customer service is a priority but being completely unwilling to work with one family experiencing an unfortunate illness is ridiculous. And offering "thoughts and prayers" and empathy as a fellow mother is demeaning at best when you actually aren't willing to be compassionate. Brynn Crady avoided my calls, offered zero customer service and acted like she could relate. In my 12 years of parenting, I've NEVER experienced a company so money driven with lack of customer care. I WILL NEVER send my child there or recommend this place. The coaches may be nice and the kids may enjoy the camp but the leadership ruined it! If you have $300 to risk, go ahead and sign your kid up and hope you don't experience a situation like I did.

My daughter loves it here! We have been part of the competitive team for the last 5 years, plus two…read moreyears of pre-team. The coaches are fantastic, caring, and talented. The administration communicates well and encourages collaboration with parents. Because of Boost, my daughter has grown and thrived, Can't speak highly enough.

Nissan Stadium is a good reminder that not every venue has to be the newest one to be a good time…read more Yes, it's showing its age. And yes, there's a shiny new stadium rising next door that's going to steal a lot of attention. But for now, Nissan Stadium still gets the job done. Whether you're there for a Titans game or a concert, the sightlines are good, the sound is solid, and getting there is surprisingly easy. One of my favorite parts is the walk across the pedestrian bridges from Lower Broadway and downtown. It's a uniquely Nashville experience, especially when thousands of fans are all heading the same direction. The stadium itself isn't fancy by modern standards, but it remains functional, accessible, and enjoyable. I've had good experiences here, and that's ultimately what matters. A little older. A little worn. Still a good time. Four stars.

The new Nissan Stadium in Nashville is a 2.1-million-square-foot, 60,000-seat enclosed venue under…read moreconstruction on the East Bank of the Cumberland River, scheduled for completion in February 2027. It will feature a translucent roof, 360-degree concourses, and 38% closer seating to the field, designed to host NFL, college football, concerts, and major events like the Super Bowl. Gayle and I had the chance to watch all the construction up close as we navigated from the pedestrian bridge to the Edgefield neighborhood. That included a non-ADA compliant walk-around to get to the bridge over the Interstate. This was a huge operation and we got as close as we could without trespassing. Then there's the present Nissan Stadium that will be torn down (for a parking lot) after the new Stadium is finished. This is the home of the NFL's Tennessee Titans, formally the Houston Oilers. Opened in 1999, this 67,000+ capacity open-air venue hosts football games, concerts, and major events like the CMA Music Festival. Game Day is probably pretty exciting here (including before and after Broadway).