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It was an an awesome experience. The server was nice, but the crowd was overwhelming for her. She really hustled to make sure everyone was served. The food was good, but the show is the main attraction. I would say it's a Monday "must do" while in Nashville. The Time Jumpers were wonderful, and where else could you see Vince Gill in a small venue on a Monday? Don't miss it If you are in town on Monday. Buy tickets early and online, it will sell out!

First of all our server, Kevin, could not have been better. Very friendly and attentive, even for a Jersey boy. Lol. JK. We came in starving and he brought this yummy plate of biscuits and super delicious preserves. So delicious were the preserves that we left with 7 jars. �. Our food was delicious and we all left full and ready for our trip back to Florida. We will definitely return, especially for more preserves.

My wife and i attended the August 24th night show. We heard about this place from the tv show Nashville. I had tried to get reservations a few days before and found out that you must make them a week before. After driving west for 7 hours towing our travel trailer, we unhooked and drove the 22 minutes to the Bluebird just to see it and take pictures. We saw two lines waiting to get in. We found out that the shorter line was a standby line for 10 pew seats that was not reserved. We were 11 and 12 in line but we decided to stay and wait. Around 15 minutes after the scheduled start time we were finally let in. We had a great view in seats along the wall near the front door that had no table. The place is very small and looks exactly like the stage that is on the tv show. There is really not a bad seat. The performers were great and the wait staff did their best to accommodate the customers. I am glad we got in to see the show. We also got a picture with Erica the MC that introduces the performers. A plus was given to us as we were allowed to stay and be the audience for a segment of the Sarah Silverman show that was being shot there. We had moved to a table in the front and had a great view. It was a great experience and we will definitely get reservations if we come back to Nashville again.

I had the pleasure of eating some good food, and listening to a live band. The service was great and the food was delivered promptly. Our server ( the guy with glasses and a red hat) was awesome. He needs a raise. He kept everyone happy with refills etc. the pepperoni pizza was good. The juice box drinks I had were to die for! The ginger ale on the other hand tasted like dish liquid soap. I was expecting a schweps or Canada Dry. I would def go back with friends. I recommend you go and try it out

I thought the atmosphere is great I got paid $100 by someone so they could take my table which was awesome basically paid for my drinking all weekend my only issue was when we were outside and it was raining on Sunday night that they had put the umbrellas back down and the people we were with were from out of town they were from Australia I've never been a Nashville before and he tried to put the umbrella back up and instead of them just saying hey dude stop doing that don't touch it they kicked him out of the car which I think that was a little rash actually I think it was a lot rash

We were part of a group of 12 people who attended the Eclipse Brunch yesterday and it was a truly wonderful day. Every single person we encountered on the hotel staff, from the valet attendant who greeted us to the waitress in the restaurant for breakfast to each person involved in the event, was so friendly and seemed to be happy to be there and concerned that we had a good experience. If I could give the hotel and their staff more than 5 stars I would certainly do it. Thank you to everyone who helped make an amazing day even better!

A great tour that walks you through the history of Country Music. Great permanent displays, and some wonderful feature displays as well. I really enjoyed the Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and the Nashville Cats display. While it highlights the time Dylan spent recording in Nashville, it does a great job of featuring the local talent that made his, and so many other artist recordings special. I also added the RCA Studio B guided tour and it is well worth it. To stand in the recording studio that Chet Atkins built, and Elvis recorded in was a bucket list moment. Give yourself 1/2 a day and do the Hall Of Fame leisurely because you don't want to miss anything.

We have lived in and around Nashville for several years and finally decided to go.. so glad we did. This is a fanststic place to visit. Even if you are not all that interested in history... the grounds are breathtaking. The house is well worth any wait.. we only waited a few minutes.. but to walk in a home that had the original wallpaper and floors and learn about the family was something you should do. The garden is beautiful as well. This would be a great place to just come and walk if you are a local.. get a membership.. and stop by... take a walk. They were playing baseball when we were there .. that was great as well. For the price it is a must do.. sorry we had not done it prior to this past weekend

We have had a cabin there for 18 years And it's a piece of heaven we have three boys and they played ball so we spent most all our time at the ballpark so to be able to be on this lake has truely been a blessing for us we live the friends in town the core of engineers have been there for us we at Gods children and smithvolle has some great churches to attend the jamboree you must come to on the Fourth of July all the mariners out in the best fire work shows believe me come if you have never been here

A great tour that walks you through the history of Country Music. Great permanent displays, and some wonderful feature displays as well. I really enjoyed the Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and the Nashville Cats display. While it highlights the time Dylan spent recording in Nashville, it does a great job of featuring the local talent that made his, and so many other artist recordings special. I also added the RCA Studio B guided tour and it is well worth it. To stand in the recording studio that Chet Atkins built, and Elvis recorded in was a bucket list moment. Give yourself 1/2 a day and do the Hall Of Fame leisurely because you don't want to miss anything.

We have lived in and around Nashville for several years and finally decided to go.. so glad we did. This is a fanststic place to visit. Even if you are not all that interested in history... the grounds are breathtaking. The house is well worth any wait.. we only waited a few minutes.. but to walk in a home that had the original wallpaper and floors and learn about the family was something you should do. The garden is beautiful as well. This would be a great place to just come and walk if you are a local.. get a membership.. and stop by... take a walk. They were playing baseball when we were there .. that was great as well. For the price it is a must do.. sorry we had not done it prior to this past weekend

Awesome place to shop and hang out for the day only 1 issue I have is those people that try and push there products that have their carts in the middle of the walkway. And when they come up and actually touch you to get you attention basically is an assault on your personnel space when someone say nothing to you or no thank you mean don't bother me again. You can walk by them a few times but they keep bothering you If I wanted to try your product I would come up to you and ask you about it don't try force your product on me or touch me to try it.

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.

A great tour that walks you through the history of Country Music. Great permanent displays, and some wonderful feature displays as well. I really enjoyed the Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, and the Nashville Cats display. While it highlights the time Dylan spent recording in Nashville, it does a great job of featuring the local talent that made his, and so many other artist recordings special. I also added the RCA Studio B guided tour and it is well worth it. To stand in the recording studio that Chet Atkins built, and Elvis recorded in was a bucket list moment. Give yourself 1/2 a day and do the Hall Of Fame leisurely because you don't want to miss anything.