Nashville

Last night was the first time I'd tried The Diner with two of my closest friends. We dined on the first floor and enjoyed people watching everyone coming in before the CMA awards or before attending A Night with Prince at the Symphony (which is where we were heading after as well). First we took a chance on a weird sounding appetizer, Pimento cheese with maple syrup and bacon and Kettle chips, which was AH-mazing. We also tested the Prince's hot chicken appetizer and were very thankful our waiter chose the mild for us because even that was spicy! Our waiter was very attentive and personable. We never once had to ask for drink refills or wonder where our waiter was. The service was great, the prices were typical for downtown, and the food was delicious. I thought the servings were very generous based on the meals we enjoyed. (cheeseburger, meatloaf dinner, new york cheesesteak). The weird quirky thing I noticed was when I asked for Coke and he said "We have...." I expected Pepsi, and was ready to change my order, and then he finished "RC, is that ok?" It was different and I liked that about it. I really enjoyed the experience and will definitely go back one day and hope to try another floor this time for an even better view of the city.

Oh my goodness! The wife and I have lived in Nashville since 1995 but never made the trek to Loveless Cafe. Yesterday we were feeling adventurous so we took a drive there. I can only say we waited 22 years too long! Arriving at 11:30 we still had a 25 minute wait (we thought that strange for a Monday). The ambiance is country (duh!), the staff are friendly and attentive, and the food is spectacular! I had breakfast for lunch with country ham and eggs over easy while Momma had chicken fried chicken with hash brown casserole and mac n cheese. For starters the server brought us out a plate of their homemade biscuits and a selection of jams. YUM!! And I mean Y-U-M! When Alex, the manager, strolled by and asked how we were fairing I let him know we were more than pleased. A few minutes later our server brought out a bowl of something and said Alex wanted us to try it. It was the absolute best banana pudding I have ever had (and Momma makes a great banana pudding!) Now we know why there is always a waiting line! I guarantee our next visit won't take another 22 years (more like 22 days)!

This museum was amazing!!!, I moved here to Tennessee back in 2014 from California and I've always wanted to come here I finally had the chance to come with my friend we had an amazing time all the memrobilia of Mr Cash his family his albums I was just soooo excited! The cafe was really good great priced food and drinks the gift shop was amazing! A lot of great hats shirts cups etc to choose from and at reasonable prices for being in the heart of Nashville I was shocked at how low the prices are thanks for a great time yesterday I will be back with my husband so he can see this museum!🙏🤗

I love every inch of the Market. I like it that small and large businesses can work beside each other and that one can sample the cuisine of so many different nations as well as our own Southern fare. After years of shopping at the big grocery stores, I had forgotten how delicious watermelon with seeds tasted along with other fresh fruits and vegetables - greens, tomatoes, squash, corn , etc. And, oh my God, fresh American lamb! I haven't had any as mouth watering since I moved back here from Colorado. Not mutton. Lamb! Real honest-to-God lamb! The fresh unpasteurized milk brings back memories of my childhood when milk was so pure the cream rose to the top. I had long since quit eating eggs until I rediscovered how tasty they once were, and without the stomach aches afterwards. I would be remiss if I didn't mention how friendly and informative the merchants are. How they manage it when packed with shoppers back to back is a testament to their creativity, friendliness, hard work, and tenacity. They are the backbone of the Market, imo.

Honky Tonk Central is the best place on Broadway to have a GREAT TIME in Nashville, TN. We love to dance and Honky Tonk Central gives us the chance to tear up the floor. We're from Mountain Home, AR and have been there 15 times in the last 2 years. Nashville, TN is the friendliest tourist place we've ever been. The Honky Tonks, Bands and stores treat you like family. Make sure you put it on your Nashville destination.

Went in last night around 6 and stayed until around 11. Titi was the only bartender at first and was amazing! So vibrant and fun. Her moves had us enthralled the entire time. Than Rachel, Coco and Elise came in and wow! These ladies were amazing and infectious. I'm a bigger girl so didnt really expect to be pulled onto the bar and notmally wouldnt have done it but Rachel and Coco made me feel so comfortable and Im so happy I got up there. Drinks are a little pricey but thats to be expected with a bar of your caliber!! Cant wait to go back again and will forever be dreaming of these ladies sexy moves!!

I have been fortunate to be able to travel quite a bit of late, and I just have to take a moment to post that the Westin Nashville was one of my most favorite properties to stay in! I can't say enough about this fabulous hotel: perfect location walking distance to many great Nashville attractions; luxurious room with "heavenly" beds, fabulous bathroom and great city view; great amenities especially the amazing roof top pool! But hands down, the best thing about this hotel is the service! Every single employee we encountered during our stay was smiling, friendly and beyond helpful! Bravo Westin Nashville!

My experience at the HOF and Museum was an exciting yet emotional moment. I grew up listening to pretty much all of the musicians and singers who are featured at the museum, so being able to see their things and read about them just really put things into perspective. My great Aunt nannied for Jean Shepard for 40 years, so my family was blessed enough to know her and the rest of her family. Being able to see her plaque in the Rotunda was a moment of raw emotion. It was a moment to mourn her loss, as well as celebrate all she achieved through her years. Thank you for having such a wonderful experience available for true country fans!

Hermoso el día de muertos es genial . Las luces en navidad son hermosas y lindos coros de villancicos.

Very nice, clean and we loved the big, spacious paved sites. Our 43 foot toy hauler with 3 slides along with our motorcycle and the truck all fit nicely on the big 102 foot site. The patios with nice tables and gliders were very nice to have. Our two Pomeranians loved their walks through out the campground. This KOA is very close to the Opry Mills Mall which was nice. We took the shuttle to downtown Broadway which costs $10 a person round trip which was worth it to not have to pay for downtown parking.

Muy buen lugar con mucha historia lo recomiendo, conocimos mucho en esta cuidad de la cual hay demasiado que aprender.

My experience at the HOF and Museum was an exciting yet emotional moment. I grew up listening to pretty much all of the musicians and singers who are featured at the museum, so being able to see their things and read about them just really put things into perspective. My great Aunt nannied for Jean Shepard for 40 years, so my family was blessed enough to know her and the rest of her family. Being able to see her plaque in the Rotunda was a moment of raw emotion. It was a moment to mourn her loss, as well as celebrate all she achieved through her years. Thank you for having such a wonderful experience available for true country fans!

Hermoso el día de muertos es genial . Las luces en navidad son hermosas y lindos coros de villancicos.

This mall is wonderful. There is a great selection of stores to shop at and the mall is simply beautiful. Definitely will be going back.

I was expecting it to be larger than it was but was told that either Mike was buying or had bought the whole building. (they didn't know which). It was the tour guide on our bus that said it so I do not know if that is true. If it is they probably will expand the store as needed. I was not expecting to buy anything big there so I was not disappointed as to cost of things. I was just thrilled to see some of the things Mike had bought on his show. I was hoping to see Mike and or his cohort or the Tattoo girl, But talking to the cashier I was told they come around Christmastime and once or twice during the year. She said they do not make the show there often because of so many tourists. (The place is small with a lot of merchandise) so not much room in the isles. I made pictures as much as I could without getting in everyone's way. I loved it, just being in there. Very neat!!

Thanks for bringing real country music back to the Ryman , Thanks for having Cody jinks and Ward Davis those guys are very deserving to be standing on your stage , keep up the good work , us real country music fans are very proud of the country music heritage !

Don't buy lawn tickets unless you're prepared to stand for the entire show - otherwise people milling about on the main lateral walkway (to get to seats, buy beer or whatever) will block your view the entire time. Only about the top third of the lawn section is free of this visual obstruction. (Why, oh why, could the engineers, not have raised things up a skosh? They can't have been people who frequently attend concerts.) Many of the staff were kind tho I was aggressively confronted by a functionary who told me "they had posted signs" vis a vis camera use for that particular show. It doesn't pay to argue with tinpot tyrants, but as it happened we had paid for the 'Fast Lane' entrance and they had *not* posted signs. Something someone might want to look into. On the upside: it's a beautiful, smallish venue... it's not too huge so the lines for concessions are pretty reasonable, as are the prices. The sound there is generally great, also. We'll certainly go back, tho we do think they should fix the lawn seating issue.