Well EJ Baldwin is a great bartender he has been for years. This was one of my favorite places to…read morego when I was at MTSU. Try it

Great college bar with cheap drinks. It smells like smoke and it's full of 21 year olds on Thursday…read morenights. If you go to MTSU, it's a really cool spot.

Service is always great, food is pretty good, and the atmosphere is usually pretty upbeat, but it's…read morea bar so some nights can be hit or miss. Pub is a great place to go with or without friends; the karaoke crowd on Wednesday and Saturdays are usually pretty nice, and the staff are friendly, some even already know what I want when I walk in. I love Pub, and I'll always take the chance to sing the same songs over and over again with my favorite regulars.

Located across the street from MTSU and around the corner from Gentleman Jim's, this little place…read morehas a lot going on. Foosball, pool, and beer drinking are the main activities, with karaoke, trivia and other activities rotated on a weekly schedule. They recently announced being open 24 hrs a day, which means they start serving breakfast at 3am when they stop selling booze. The breakfast isn't bad; basic food like eggs, country ham, bacon, etc and hash browns plus other staples.

Fun atmosphere. GREAT LIVE MUSIC. Good food. .Very friendly staff!…read moreBeing from out of tow, and easily recognized by my accent, I was welcomed and well taken care of by bar maids. Picky about my wings and they were just like back in South Jersey. WILL BE BACK!

Best dive bar I've ever hung at. They allow smoking, but have big garage doors they open so that…read moreyou don't get "hot boxed". Food's surprisingly good & the drinks aren't over priced. Super loud when a band is playing, but that's a reason I go, so no complaints. Staff is pretty hit or miss, but it's been good the last couple of times I've been there. (I go about once per year now that I don't live in Murfreesboro)

Handlebars is a fun little beer bar. Good food. Reasonable prices. Great bartenders. Owner is a…read morepretty cool guy.

3.5 This is…read moredefinitely not an "event venue". To my opinion it's a big dive bar with a good stage. It's definitely a smoking bar. They do have an outside for what I could see and i think it could be really cool during the warm weather. They are open 24/7 and they offer breakfast and dinner (I'm assuming that the dinner menu can be done during lunch hours). I didn't get to try any of the food as I left after the 1st set of the show because the smoke was way too heavy in there. If you're a smoker you won't mind. Music was awesome! They have a really good sound and the band that was playing that night was great! Very talented guys! The Deep Cuts. They definitely have locals and they may be dog friendly, a local had his dog on the bar, very sweet pup. The bartender was "niceish" but rude in general, I think it may be a Murfreesboro thing on dive bars. I will definitely come back if a cool band is playing here and hopefully is in the warmer weather so it can be outside in the fresh air.

Great ambiance! Booked a table for 6pm - service was slow. Always had to ask for something…read more Drinks were spot on! Isaiah & Cane friendly & amazing! The food was so-so. Had the olives stuffed with Gorgonzola, cheese bread & squash blossoms - several of them lukewarm. Hubby & Dad had the tri-tip - not cooked enough. I had the chicken pesto. Gave 1/2 of my sandwich to Isaiah We got bounced from our table at 7:30pm only to move to the bar and stare at our empty table for over 40 minutes. Will be back for the drinks and that about it.

This is such a unique and niche thing for Murfreesboro, it's hard to nail down an all-inclusive…read morereview. For starters, the location is down an alley way, hidden off the main area of the Square in the Boro. To get to the speakeasy, you have to find the door, use the phone, and answer a riddle to speak the 'password' to get in. Neat concept and adds to the fun of the overall experience. The cons: - A cover charge - and a healthy one, at that. - Every cocktail, small plate/appetizer, dish, dessert, etc. is on the very high end of price points, and that's even for a Nashville spot - not even considering this as a niche location in the burbs. - For the prices, exceptionally small portions/servings of the food options. We left paying over $150 for our evening and both my wife and I were still hungry... The pros: - Service was fantastic. Extremely friendly from the owner to the bartenders to the servers. No complaints there at all. - My wife took me for my 40th birthday, and they helped significantly make it a special celebration while we were there. A special dessert with "4-0" candles, a rousing musician-led, crowd-involved rendition of "happy birthday" was sung in my honor, and overall just a very enjoyable experience. - Atmosphere was fun and inviting without being too much/stuffy. - The interior of the speakeasy is opulent, small, and cozy, featuring enough room for probably no more than 20-25 people total. - The drinks were very, very good. Overpriced, sure - but at least they were well made and tasty. - The food was absolutely fantastic. Great flavors and seemingly fresh, quality ingredients - well prepared. Overall, a very neat, fun, well thought out experience and something to say we've done - BUT unfortunately with the cover charge, pricing of the individual drinks, food items, etc., it prices us out of frequent enjoyment. We would go with a small group for kicks, but will likely not return otherwise, which is a shame.

When we walked in, it felt like we were interrupting the cool kids club. Everyone stared at us and…read morestopped talking and it was awkward. We got a beer and the bartender gave us samples and was friendly we sat in the side room finished our beers then left. Not so much welcoming place, but we enjoyed the beer.

We had a great time here. We stopped by while we were in town to grab some craft beers and they had…read morea pretty extensive collection of both local and other domestic crafts. The bartender was super friendly and even gave me a free can for the road after we finished up! Will absolutely visit again and maybe get a growler one day I'm really thirsty. Vibe is a chill local pub with American fare. Very cozy!

We were celebrating our gf getting married. She wanted to stay in town. She goes here frequently…read moreso we thought it would be a chill place during the day. We knew we would be loud so perfect. Nope. We did NOT feel welcomed at all. Bartender changed her attitude once she knew who the bride to be was. Kind of. We started to play our music, R&B and hip & hop, nothing offensive. All of sudden the juke box is broken. We decided to wrap it up bc of the vibe. We should've left from the start to be honest. The juke box started to work as we were we leaving. Hmmm. Would not recommend.

This sports bar is mostly for darts and pool. It's a wide open place with darts on the right and…read morepool in the back. Food was pretty good and the prices weren't that bad. The bartenders were friendly as I didn't get any names at the time of this review. The dart league bounces between this bar and Fat Willie's. Relaxed atmosphere and again not too smoky. Worth a try if any of these activities floats your boat.

Super cool speakeasy with beautiful handcrafted cocktails and small plates. Definitely a must if…read moreyou're in the Boro. My all time favorite is the Paper Plane. It's a bourbon based drink that is served with a small paper plane clipped to the edge of the drink. So good!!! There is ample parking because it's located in downtown Murfreesboro. Service is exceptional and the ambiance has a cozy speakeasy feel. As for food, this last time we enjoyed the bruschetta with hot honey and the crab dip with bread. However, anything I've had there has been delicious. One hundred percent cool place to unwind with a good cocktail that never disappoints.

The historic town square continues to evolve as an evening destination. This new basement bar, with…read moreits relaxed vibe, superb cocktails, and exceedingly tasty small plates, is a WOW addition to the scene. You are greeted at street level--I recommend reservations--then escorted downstairs to your place at the bar, surrounding bar tables, or a few larger group tables. Whatever the case service is right there to welcome you, and start your night with a cocktail, or two. The menu has several creative concoctions but we like to try old reliables--classic cocktails--to see the quality of the bartenders. I'm impressed, the classics were spot on and nicely balanced. The food items were more plentiful and tasty--even the oysters were solid (for such an inland venue as the Boro). Looking forward to many future visits