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 Blues comes to the office |
818 3rd Avenue South Nashville, TN 37210 United States +1 615 259 9891 http://www.3rdandlindsley.com/ |
The most authentic blues bar this side of Chicago is located in the 3rd Avenue office complex and strip mall. Wednesday night's feature house band, The Wooten Brothers, comprised of the insanely talented Victor Wooten (of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones) and his two brothers. The live music has another added benefit. Lines at the bar are very short, as everyone is near the stage listening to the tunes! Food is typical bar fare but still quite good. The burgers are excellent. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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In here, it is all about the beer |
107 Church St Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 254 9464 http://www.beersellar.net/ |
Oh sure, you'll find a pool table and a few dart boards here. You can even find a lonely table in the corner to read, meditate or contemplate the meaning of life. But here at the Beer Sellar it's all about nature's perfect nectar. Happy hour lasts all day on Sunday (two for one), and 3pm until 7pm weekdays (discounted pints). The Sellar serves up a solid fare of sandwiches and chips. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Nashville's first microbrewery and eatery |
111 Broadway Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 251 4677 http://www.gordonbiersch.com/ |
With eight different brews in its vats at all times, Big River is sure to have a flavor and body to suit your taste. From the light Sweet Magnolia to the stout and hearty Iron Horse Dark, you will find micro-brewed nirvana in downtown Nashville. Pints are $3-5, depending on the brew. Should you get hungry from lifting all those mugs, there is a complete lunch and dinner menu. Entrees range from simple burgers and sandwiches to thick and juicy Drunken Rib-eye ($10.95), a 12-ounce rib-eye marinated in beer and served with veggies and baked potato. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Billiards, Brews and Fine Cigars |
154 2nd Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 313 7665 http://www.buffalobilliards.com/ |
This 1940s-style Buffalo Billiards boasts 40 professional-quality billiards tables, 20,000 square feet of floor space, and walk-in humidor Fans of southwestern cooking will salivate over the grilled mahi with tortilla fries and chayote walnut raisin hash, as well as the grilled filet with balsamic glaze, anaheim chili butter and cilantro goat cheese mashed potatoes. Patrons on a budget can choose from an extensive list of appetizers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seven bars in one |
128 2nd Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 251 9593 http://www.grahamcentralstatio... |
This may be the biggest nightclub in Nashville, sort of a theme park for adults. Seven bars in one enormous club and non-stop action! Sports fans will find a fully equipped sports bar downstairs. Live music lovers will enjoy Ivories on the second floor, where dueling piano players compete with each other and the crowd. Bell Bottoms Disco Dance Club welcomes you back to the 1970s, and "wannabe" singing stars can spend their evening in one of two Karaoke bars. Metropolis is a Manhattan-style jazz club, and on the same floor is Pirhana, a bump and grind dance club that parties until 3a. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live country music |
208 Printer's Alley Nashville, TN 37201-1403 United States +1 615 251 1122 http://lonnies-westernroom.com/ |
The best little honky-tonk in Tennessee is located on Printer's Alley. This tiny joint features an enormous amount of country music memorabilia and dozens of autographed photos. Folks line up to express their devotion to their favorite country music artists. You see, the only live music here is provided by the patrons themselves. A small stage, a loud Karaoke system and "Garth Brooks style" headset microphones provide the perfect setting for the wannabe superstar to croon the latest hits. The weekend crowd is healthy, the beer is cold, and there is never a cover charge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lilting Lyrix |
94, Peabody Street Nashville, TN 37210 United States +1 615 734 6426 http://www.lyrixcafe.com/ |
Lyrix is one of the most coziest bars one will find near Broadway. This family owned and operated bar offers lilting country music, a warm cozy ambiance and scrumptious food. What makes this bar special is the platform it provides to songwriters who entertain guests nightly Mondays thru Thursdays. Overall this bar is not only affordable but also promises a lovely view, foot-tapping music and delicious food, which more than make up for the limited seating. To relax and enjoy saunter in, Lyrix has a song for you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Entertainment With A Drink |
One Cannery Row Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 251 3020 http://www.mercylounge.com |
Located in the historic Cannery building, this lounge has an interesting past. It began its journey in 1863 as a flourmill and later became a coffee grinding shop. In 1957, the Dale Company took over the building and manufactured processed food items, such as jams, peanut butter and jelly. In the early 1970s, a restaurant and theater sprang up in the building. Famous artists, such as Jimmy Cliff, Iggy Pop, Lenny Kravitz and Robin Trouer have performed at this venue. The lounge has a seating capacity of 500 and an adjacent room that has pool tables and pinball machines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Soul food and soul music |
1114 Charlotte Ave Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 242 6650 |
The name may refer to things modern, but the location is anything but new. Located in the historic downtown district, this is a great venue for live jazz performances, which are featured each weekend. Wednesday night is comedy night, and Sunday offers a taste of the Music City's local country scene. When you get hungry and thirsty, try the real soul food and the domestic brews. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Grand Irish Pub |
117 Second Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 242 8010 http://www.mulliganspubandrest... |
For over three decades, locals and visitors alike have enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere and friendly service that typifies the Mulligan's experience. Order a beer at the bar and make your way to a booth or table. Try one of the kitchen's famous sandwiches and relax with friends. The food is pretty standard bar fare, but the Irish chili is something special. Wine, mixed drinks and Irish coffee are offered, and of course pints of your favorite ale. Happy hour is from 3p-6p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Contemporary, Conscious Cuisine |
1001 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 726 1001 http://www.unionstationhotelna... |
Located inside the Union Station Hotel, Prime 108 is named after The Bully 108, the first train to come through Union Station. Open every day, the restaurant will feature a menu that focuses on contemporary American food that is local and organic. Redesigned for a more casual yet intimate fine-dining experience, Prime 108 offers early morning breakfasts, lunch, and late dinners, as well as Sunday brunch. The restaurant also has a lounge at which guests can order a wide variety of drinks and food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country music dance club |
416 B Broadway Nashville, TN 37203-3931 United States +1 615 244 9552 http://www.robertswesternworld... |
Don't let the name fool you, you can't buy buckles or boots here, but you certainly should wear them when you come, and a good-looking Stetson hat wouldn't hurt either. This is a Nashville dance-club legend and its popularity has revitalized the entire Broadway area of town. Crowded, smoke filled and always noisy, this traditional honky tonk offers a cramped floor for two-stepping with your sweetheart and plenty of tables to relax with the coldest beer around, but be forewarned: there is no line dancing here. There just isn't enough room, and besides, Robert doesn't care for it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country music tradition |
422 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 726 0463 http://www.tootsies.net |
Long ago, when country music superstars were performing at the Grand Ole Opry, this lounge became famous for featuring those stars when the "big show" was over. Fans still come here to see top-name performers and local artists alike, and the atmosphere hasn't changed a bit. The stage is small, but the sound is still huge and country music lovers still ring up enormous bar tabs, just like in the old days. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City's Biggest Dance Hall |
120 Second Avenue Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 902 8200 http://wildhorsesaloon.com/ |
This is "the" place to kick your spurs up in Music City. The dance floor is the largest in Nashville, and the music and dancing are virtually nonstop. If showing off your moves makes you hungry, the kitchen offers a full lunch and dinner menu and the bar serves up frosty mugs of your favorite imported and domestic brews. This place is perfect for a night out with friends, a birthday party or for "boot-scootin'" with your sweetheart. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eclectic music and more |
112 Second Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 251 0097 http://www.windowsonthecumberl... |
Unlike many downtown music venues, this intimate music hall has character and atmosphere. Tall windows line the wood-paneled walls and actually do overlook the Cumberland River. The narrow room features a small stage and a small balcony. The tables are normally pushed to the walls to make room for dancing, and there's plenty of reason to dance. A local band kicks off the show every night at five with an "unplugged" set, followed by the nightly headliner. Saturday night is old-time country night and Sundays feature the sounds of the islands with reggae bands. Come in and enjoy a brew, listen to some tunes and dance the night away. No cover charge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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