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I have visited many places to eat , the service , the great open views and the food on any floor (6 floors) are excellent to say the least ... I share this for anyone who loves to eat great food and enjoys all the open air feeling .. when it's spring some of the exterior doors are on track and can be open .. can't wait for that day and to be watching the beauty of our Nashville .. downtown .. love this place ...

Loved it; such a superb secret place. Drive past it all the time; I will definitely be revisiting this hot spot. Food was tasty, wine pairing with the Prince set by Computer Blue was on point and the atmosphere, ambiance was sort of sexy, lights low, candles lit, smooth groove of music, valet priced right. Just a fun night had; strangers making new friends is what we need right now and they offered it up.

Visited this bar for brunch on Sunday February the 20th, 2017. The area is some what sketch, the parking situation was lacking and confusing - as was the signage...and google had the wrong open times listed. After getting past those hurdles...great food, even better service, and an extremely good value!! Cool atmosphere and patio with a super view. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for delicious breakfast and fantastic Bloody Mary's!

Great, great band yesterday; the fiddle player was superb; so was the sax player. They ALL were! Also a great mix of music was played. Old country, new country and even some pop-rock songs. AND the volume was just right...not too loud that your ears were damaged! Great energy in the place! I will say the price of the beer was a bit steep. $6 domestic long neck; $7 premium. But hey, no cover charge, so that's ok... One last thing. I see that somebody mentioned the cost of water was $2.25 for a bottle and that they would not be served water in a cup. I ordered several cups of water (free) along with our beers and had no problem. The service was fine.

Don't let the bad reviews scare you away. I read them and decided to come anyway. This hotel is fantastic and beautiful. We arrived during a busy time, but were able to go straight to the desk and check in. The manager checked us in and was great! The whole process took less than 5 mintues. The floors are very safe as you must have a key for the floor you are going to for the elevator to work. Now, I'll admit, the construction is horrible. The road to the drop off/valet area is narrow due to the barricades. The noise is unbearable at times. I mean it's 9PM and a jackhammer has been pounding the street out front for hours. Now be real, is this a reason to give the hotel a bad review?? No... They have no control over it. We sleep with a fan noise machine and it drowns out all noise. I do think the hotel should reach out to city to try and get a temporary crosswalk since the sidewalk is closed and your only alternative is a busy street. They should also reach out about the noise after dark. Will definitely be back and hopefully it's after the Marriot mess is gone.

There was quite a crowd there yesterday because they had a great deal on tickets, but they handled the crowd really well. The museum itself is well organized and filled with interesting things. Staff was friendly and helpful. I learned a lot and got to see some really cool things, and when I left, I felt more connected to the roots of country music. Would definitely recommend and would definitely go again (even at full price)!

there are some people that just don't understand President Andrew Jackson and they denigrate him I believe unfairly. His times were turbulent and threaded with some Violence of course, that was the nature of the times in a Western Wilderness like Tennessee, knowing that Jackson had to remove Many of the Natives was one way to keep the White Settler's from murdering them for their land and property. The trip was planned out ahead of time with minute detail and coordinated with General Winfield Scott. What started out as peaceful human removal became a Tragedy because of the Worst Winter on record, many of the supplies never reached those on the march and there was Theft of some of the supplies by other Indians and White Marauder's. If people would examine the real story they would see the truth. Beautiful Place , Hallowed Ground, Best of America's History, a Larger than Life Man who gave us Honest Banking, and set in play the Annexation of Tx and N.M and the "Manifest Destiny" that made America. Honor what needs to be Honored!

This place is spectacular! My friend took me here being that this is her special secret place to get away from it all. She was absolutely correct. The fresh smells of the air....the beautiful trails and the Lake!! All the different variety of people and how kind everyone was. This is just a beautiful serene place to be either to get your exercise, be together with your family or just be with someone special. I highly recommend this place! Enjoy and remember to Love Each Day and Be Kind To One Another! !

My wife and I enjoyed the nice weather yesterday by walking around the Bicentennial Capital mall state park in Nashville. Every hour on the hour there are Bell Towers that play Tennessee songs like "The Tennessee Waltz", The Wabash Cannonball and more. Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park is located on the northern side of the Tennessee State Capitol in downtown Nashville. And on the northern end of the park is the 95-bell carillon. The carillon represents Tennessee’s musical heritage and the citizens of Tennessee’s 95 counties. At the top of the hour, every hour, they play Tennessee-themed songs. The 96th bell, located on the grounds of the State Capitol, rings in answer to the 95 bells, to symbolize government answering to the people

Second time visiting the Johnny Cash museum in under a year and a half. That's how great it is! The first time I took my 80 year old father and pre-teen daughter and teenage son. While they all enjoyed it they went through it fairly quickly. This time I had an opportunity to really take my time enjoy the exhibits and listen to at least a sampling of 4 songs per decade from the 1950's to 2000's. This was my favorite section...to see the progression. The video at the end of the museum brings tears to my eyes no matter how many times I watched it. It's interesting how many acting performance he had as well. I love Johnny Cash's music!

Had a good day here, but did not like the Wicked Plants exhibit. After going through with 9, 7 and 2 year old we left quickly and I was baffled by some of the scary things shown in there. When we came out I went to the entrance sign and then saw a very small disclaimer that said something about disturbing material for ages under 12. The warning sign needs to be much bigger and more prominent. Also, it is odd to me that they would have an exhibit like that on the first floor as one of the first things you see.

I love this mall! I've been going here since I was a child and now my kids enjoy the mall! There are great stores with great deals! A big turn off for me is the younger crowd (under 18) hanging out at the mall after 7 causing disturbances to some! It's not a good look for tourists and it keeps people from returning to the mall! Not saying they necessarily need a curfew but I think they need to be with an adult! Also, the train going through the mall is a really big inconvenience to shoppers! The drivers are rude and will not stop! Most of us have small children and we don't want our kids to get hit! The taxis that line up outside the Grand Ole Opry is an inconvenience as well! It causes lots of traffic, preventing shoppers from entering and leaving the mall! If there is another place for them to park that would be great!

We had a very pleasant shopping experience with convenient parking to the building and all the staff and security we encountered were nice. Only time we had a bad experience was the young impatient woman driving the white Toyota RAV4 4 who kept blowing her horn for me to move out of my parrying space as I prepared to leave.

Love� This St. Louis girl would choose a 5 hour drive to Nashville over hometown amphitheater (Hollywood/Riverport) any day. The beautiful views... oh the city skyline. Not a bad seat in the place. Screens were bright and hardly and obstruction of your view from all sides. Staff was so courteous. Food hot, fast, cheap, and yummy. What� Then my tall boy and coozie was $15. That barely gets you the coozie in STL. And wait for it... NO porta-potties. Damn Nashville! Way to do it right. #ChrisStapleton

Second time visiting the Johnny Cash museum in under a year and a half. That's how great it is! The first time I took my 80 year old father and pre-teen daughter and teenage son. While they all enjoyed it they went through it fairly quickly. This time I had an opportunity to really take my time enjoy the exhibits and listen to at least a sampling of 4 songs per decade from the 1950's to 2000's. This was my favorite section...to see the progression. The video at the end of the museum brings tears to my eyes no matter how many times I watched it. It's interesting how many acting performance he had as well. I love Johnny Cash's music!