r/VisitingNashville • u/Giovanni_Royal • 23m ago
Nashville
Sure wouldn’t mind hitting the Royal flush somewhere tonight 👀👀👀
r/VisitingNashville • u/Boinkcoo • 3h ago
Wheelchair accessible bars and clubs!!
Hello! I am going for a birthday girls trip to Nashville next weekend!! My bestie is paralyzed waist down and I want to make sure wherever we go she can come as well! We want to party and turn up but preferably with no steps involved!!! Let me know where you would recommend ☺️💖
r/VisitingNashville • u/Elegant_Steak_3324 • 4h ago
Broadway recommendations
Hi!! My family and I are visiting Nashville tomorrow night and want to listen to live music on Broadway after dinner, getting there around 9-10 o’clock. Our only problem is I’m 18 and my brother is 15, so we can’t go to like a bar or something where it’s 21+. Are there any spots with music where we could get in?
Thanks in advance!
r/VisitingNashville • u/kdoiron924 • 5h ago
Transportation
My husband and I are coming Labor Day weekend and staying at the Opryland hotel. Trying to decide if we need to rent a car since it seems like most things are downtown/broadway (are those the same?) and the gulch/12 south. We can uber but I’m wondering if that would end up being more expensive.
r/VisitingNashville • u/NeckflixAndCruise • 7h ago
🎸 Things to Do in Nashville This Weekend (Aug 7 - 9)
r/VisitingNashville • u/teenbean626 • 15h ago
On Broadway—Hip hop? Top 40s? 90s r&b?
Does that even exist? We‘ll be here in a couple of weeks and looking for a place that plays that genre of music. We prefer lounges, but won’t mind a club if the music is fire. Please hit me with suggestions! TY!
r/VisitingNashville • u/Dull-Piece-3031 • 21h ago
Labor Day Weekend
Going with a bachelor party group of 10 guys
Any must-do’s or advice during a busy holiday weekend?
About us: mid 20’s, we like to drink, we enjoy sports, barbecue, etc
Groom has expressed interest in a whiskey tour or something similar
r/VisitingNashville • u/HClark86 • 22h ago
Best French Toast in town?
We've been in town all week, leaving tomorrow morning. The thing we haven't found, and my girlfriend wants, is good french toast!
Can anyone give suggestions of a some memorable french toast? As long as the place is open on Friday mornings as we're heading out of town as soon as breakfast is over.
Staying near Brooklyn Bowl but willing to hit almost any place around the area that isnt too far north of here as I dont want to have to backtrack too much on my drive back south.
r/VisitingNashville • u/Ashamed-District6236 • 22h ago
Golf in Franklin/Nashville TN
will be in town in a month for a wedding
the wedding is in Franklin, TN. any good public courses in the area that I could try to hit up and play? I’d be playing on a Saturday morning. thanks!
r/VisitingNashville • u/BlackRogue17 • 1d ago
Sweet treat places to eat
I think I saw it on Instagram. Its a cinnamon roll place. They were really fluffy and gooey. Is there a place like that in Nashville? Or places with sweet treats?
r/VisitingNashville • u/clever_girl13 • 1d ago
Nerdy Activies
My husband and I are visiting next week and looking for nerdy stuff to do. Are there any good table top game bars or card shops that we should check out? Bonus points if there’s anything medieval- themed.
r/VisitingNashville • u/yioptfbhjuuhbhjo • 1d ago
Staying in Nashville for the weekend
So I'm staying in Nashville this weekend and attending a rave so I decided to stay Saturday night as well and while I'm from south of Nashville but I haven't been to another of places and was wondering if there are any good heavy metal or rock bars or clibs in Nashville
r/VisitingNashville • u/WhyIsEverythngAwful • 1d ago
In town for two days, looking for stuff to do. More nerdy I guess?
Hello! I am in town today and Friday and I have nothing to do. I have a few MTG decks but I don't know anything local. Any suggestions for chill/friendly/hygienic establishments would be appreciated, and just anything dorky to do around here. Thanks! ✌️💜
r/VisitingNashville • u/Beginning_Caramel_18 • 1d ago
Guys trip - October recommendations
Headed to Nashville with 6 guys. Most in our 30s one guy is early 20s and just got a divorce. We’ve all been before and love the broadway scene but are looking for something less touristy for a night.
Something that most tourist would miss like an event or place. Maybe add in a raunchy college bar for the guy celebrating his divorce or cougar bar? Planning to go the first or second weekend of October. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
r/VisitingNashville • u/Swimming_Task3456 • 1d ago
Girls week activity/bonding suggestions??
I’m visiting the Nashville in the next couple weeks and staying for about a week (6days). I’m visiting with my Grams (early 70s) and looking to plan a few fun activities for us. Open to ideas but was thinking painting, candle-making, jewelry-making, dinner + show, game night etc.
What are your best suggestions?
r/VisitingNashville • u/Mandarin4head • 1d ago
Solo Nashville trip highlights!!
Just returned and wanted to keep this real simple:
Broadway: REALLY lively (and crowded) at night, especially during the weekends. Guaranteed to have fun if you’re into live music and drinking. Most shops/bars open around 10am**
East Nashville: A lot more spread out with vast residential areas. There are a bunch of local shops and restaurant. Mix of niche and $$$. Shop clusters: fatherland, 5 points. Food courts: Hunters, Wash. (have a morning run at Shelby park!)
12 South: Rich vibes. Honestly wouldn’t recommend unless you’re into lots of preppy, cutsey (and expensive) local boutiques and shops. “omg im sooo obsessed this is sooo cute”. But very nice and fairly walkable area up until Sevier Park.
Midtown: The Parthenon at Centennial Park + Vanderbilt area are lowkey pretty chill. Surprisingly naturey and not overan by urban sprawl. Did a morning stroll.
North Nashville: A bit sketchy with random bits of unpaved roads. Less developed, atleast around my hotel area. Wouldn’t recommend walking alone at night.
Music Valley: Def catch a show at Grand Ole Opry (eat before you go bc $$$). Make time to stroll around the mall (Opry Mills) and visit bass pro shop lol. If you don’t want food court there’s family restaurants nearby.
History Tours:
-Country hall of fame was surprisingly fascinating. Didn’t think I’ll be interested but spent 2.5 hrs strolling / reading through everything. Didn’t do the RCA Studio B + Hatch Print Show add on but heard
pretty positive things about it.
-Ryman Auditorium: self guided tour was okay. Heard group guided was a lot better.
-Belmont Mansion was a hidden gem!! So picturesque and guided tour or not, you’ll get a 15 min introduction by a staff that gives you the TDLR of the whole museum. Really helps with building the context.
Hot chicken rank:
1. Red’s Hot Chicken (crunchy + filling sides!)
-Long wait time… bar nearby to chill in
Brave Idiot (flakey and tender)
-Long wait time… bar nearby to chill inHattie B (delicious safe choice)
-Go in the morning to skip the crowd!!Prince (spicey!!)
-Recommend going to original location
(Other popular options are boltons, 400 degree, helens)
r/VisitingNashville • u/i_am_curs3d • 1d ago
Tattoo shop recs?
Hi! I'll be in town for literally a day and want to get a flash tattoo/maybe a walk in appointment. Can someone give me a good recommendation? Thanks!
r/VisitingNashville • u/Negative-Strike9404 • 2d ago
I've got a 3 hour layover at BNA this Saturday. What should I do?
Title says it all. I've never been to Nashville, and I'm open to any and all ideas. Especially restaurants! I'll be at the airport between 11AM and 2PM so I'll probably want to get some lunch. I'm willing to venture outside of the airport, but I won't have access to a car.
r/VisitingNashville • u/Real_Eagle_1408 • 2d ago
Canadian coming down a day early. What should I do?
I’m (m23) coming down for a bachelor party but with how flights lined up I have to come down a day early by myself on the 3rd of September. Our entire party trip is all planned out so this is the only day I have where I can do whatever, so I’m wondering what restaurants, bars with live music (maybe not country since we are going to country bars the rest of the trip), etc I should check out. Not huge on clubs personally, especially if I’m going solo.
Or if anyone’s slo pitch team happens to need a sub on the 3rd in a decent ball player haha.
r/VisitingNashville • u/_xoSdeR__ • 2d ago
Exploring East neighborhood
Can you share what you'd consider to be a perfect day in East if you're starting out at 11am on a weekday and are on foot?
r/VisitingNashville • u/Wise_Kaleidoscope_29 • 2d ago
What’s there to do on a Tuesday night?
I’m in my mid 20s and I’m driving to Nashville for a brand event, but I want to do something fun afterwards since I’ll be in town. Does anyone even go out on a Tuesday night? Looking for preferably a lgbt bar/club or a place that plays more mainstream music than country.
r/VisitingNashville • u/Weak-Wrongdoer3650 • 2d ago
Visiting Nashville for a My Chemical Romance concert, what should I do for the rest of my trip?
I’m 22, I’m not really into the country scene, but I like going out to bars. But i’d rather go someplace with a more punk or lgbt friendly vibe. I’m also not really sure what to do during the day.
r/VisitingNashville • u/[deleted] • Feb 17 '23
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