Antique building shines after renovation with spacious, elegant design and beautiful bar and dining areas. Atmosphere ranges from intimate tasting rooms to lively, packed spaces with live music. Whiskey tastings feature top-notch selections complemented by a well-stocked gift shop.
Food features delicious dishes and large group menus offering a lot for the price. Drinks complement the meals well, making it a solid spot for tasty food and drinks.
An incredible history surrounds the distillery, with tours offering detailed insights into its past and the manufacturing process. Guides share impressive knowledge about the site's historical significance and whiskey production.
"The whiskey tour was so informative and engaging."
"The food, especially the poutine and pretzel board, was excellent."
"The historical sites here are explained by an excellent, engaging storyteller."
Good to know
The distillery offers a tasting session at the end of every tour.
Happy hour runs from 11am to 5pm on Wednesdays with discounted drinks.
Reservations are recommended for private events in the Oak Room.
Honky-tonk bar with authentic character and traditional country music creates a lively, nostalgic vibe. Walls display memorabilia under iconic neon lights, inviting a crowd that enjoys top-quality live bands and affordable drinks. Seating is ample but reflects the venue's historic, older style.
Food offers great value with affordable prices and good quality. Options remain available even during tough conditions like an ice storm.
Country music history fills the atmosphere, visible in the decor and vibe. Servers share stories that bring the landmark bar's past to life.
Good to know
Robert's Western World serves a recession special: a beer and a full meal for $6.
Live music starts at 6:30 PM, featuring traditional country acts.
The venue hosts a band every hour, with a tip bucket for donations.
Wide open spaces combine with historical monuments and an extensive timeline of Tennessee to create a peaceful yet lively atmosphere. Shaded walking paths and interactive features like a granite state map invite exploration and relaxation. Occasional live music and a 95-Bell Carillon add charm and energy to the setting.
Many food vendors and a farmers market offer a wide range of choices. Food trucks and stalls provide options both indoors and outdoors, including during movie events.
Historical markers and monuments line shaded paths, offering new pieces of history at every turn. Unique architecture and geological features blend with beautiful city views to create an engaging walk through the state's past.
Good to know
The park hosts various events, including movies on Thursday nights.
New Year's Eve celebrations feature live performances and fireworks.
Parking is free and easy to access near the park.
Six floors offer distinct personalities with curated memorabilia and furniture. Live music energizes the space, featuring dueling pianos and a DJ spinning hits. Rooftop provides a busy seating area with views of Broadway.
Rodney Scott’s BBQ stands out with scrumptious and awesome flavors. Food pairs well with great service and drinks in a lively atmosphere.
Rich hidden history and memorabilia fill the venue, including a WWI confessional on the fourth floor and a balcony with pews. The space honors its past with Easter Eggs from songs and a detailed history tour.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for special events to ensure seating.
Expect a cover charge for live performances, typically around $10.
The venue hosts live music every weekend, starting at 8pm.
Eclectic old-school diner with WW2 memorabilia and historical decor creates a quiet, nostalgic atmosphere. Award-winning Bloody Marys and unmatched homemade jam complement the setting. Seating includes rickety bar stools and old benches, adding to the vintage feel.
Food features amazing quality and remains consistently great across visits. Breakfast and brunch options stand out with excellent service accompanying every meal.
Rich WWII history shapes the place's charm and ambiance. The decor and stories from the owner highlight its historic significance and connection to longtime workers.
Good to know
Expect a 30 to 45-minute wait for breakfast during peak hours.
Prices are average and not considered high for breakfast.
The restaurant offers a military discount for service members.
Narrow alley lined with small, loud bars and vibrant blue lights creates a lively, scruffy atmosphere. Music ranges from mellow jazz to live piano and karaoke, offering a distinct vibe from nearby Broadway. The area buzzes with energy and rich history, making it a unique spot for nightlife and exploration.
Food comes from little bars, food trucks, and shops offering a variety of options. Prices lean toward the higher side. The area mixes food with music and drinks for a lively scene.
A historic alley with a rich history and many hidden bars and restaurants. It features live music and entertainment alongside its historical significance.
Good to know
Printers Alley features a variety of bars, restaurants, and live music venues.
The area is quieter than Broadway, making it a nice alternative for nightlife.
Many bars in Printers Alley offer live music, especially jazz.
Beautiful grounds and a quaint tasting room create a laid-back atmosphere with live music enhancing the experience. The space feels intimate and well-maintained, blending history with wine and bourbon tastings. Visitors often enjoy outdoor seating under magnolia trees that add to the inviting vibe.
Food pairs beautifully with wine and bourbon here. The tasting includes an expert sommelier guiding a food and wine journey that enhances every bite.
Tours highlight the rich history of the mansion and winery. Guides explain the history of bourbon and the winemaking process clearly during tastings and walks.
Good to know
The wine tasting costs $20 per person and is included in the tour.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Expect minimal seating before 11am; Bonnie's opens at that time.
Small, historic venue with intimate stage proximity and excellent sound quality creates a warm, divey atmosphere. Passionate local musicians perform authentic bluegrass music in a close, personal setting. Cold beer and good pizza complement the experience, with no wine or liquor served.
Food here feels like a backyard party with hot dogs, toaster oven pizza, and chips. The menu offers good bar food paired with beer, all served in an intimate, no-frills setting.
Old stone walls hold a rich Bluegrass legacy here. The venue stands as a historic music spot with deep roots in its community.
Good to know
Arrive early to secure a good seat, especially for popular performances.
Entrance fee varies by performance; check ahead for pricing.
Children under 12 can enter for free with an adult.
Expansive grounds with historic mansion and original features create a peaceful, serene atmosphere. Visitors often enjoy wagon rides and local wines while exploring beautiful gardens and shaded paths. The site balances authentic architecture with open space, offering a relaxing and immersive historical experience.
Food offers a good variety with tasty options across the restaurant, cafe, and cafeteria. The cafe's dishes look and smell great, matching the overall quality found throughout.
A beautifully restored historical treasure offers a true telling of slave history rarely seen elsewhere. Visitors walk through the history of President Andrew Jackson and the impact of human slavery on the farm and its descendants.
Good to know
Tickets for the house tour should be booked in advance to avoid missing out.
Wine tasting is available on-site for $3 per flight.
Admission costs $20 per person to access the grounds.
Historic hotel showcases elegant architecture and luxurious rooms with mountain views. Bar offers a lively atmosphere with creative cocktails and a live piano player. Ambiance blends classic charm with a vibrant social scene.
Jean-Georges’ dishes deliver exceptional service and top notch cuisine. The dining experience pairs well with lively music and stylish decor.
A National Historic Landmark with a stunning main entrance and lobby. The veranda and balcony hold rich history, while the communal areas show opulent and fascinating historical details.
Good to know
Afternoon tea is available, but it can be pricey at $30.
The hotel is centrally located near Broadway and other attractions.
Expect some noise from the bathroom fan during your stay.