Honky Tonk Highway — Attraction in Nashville-Davidson

Wow! What a place! During the day, it's less busy, of course. But once evening hits, look out! 😉 It's a great time we tried to stop at many of the bars both day and evening. Some we just stopped in for a short time, others we stayed longer. 5th and Main has a massive food court with so many dining options as well. There sre some souvenir shops along the strip that all mostly carry the same items. We arrived in Nashville on Wednesday in August and stayed until Sunday morning. Wednesday was busy and it only got worse as the week went on! We had a blast, even being in our late 40's and 50. Lots of music to choose from and we heard some great bands! There was lots of security around, lots of homeless people as well, but they didn't bother us too much. Be prepared to say no if need be. It's a walkable area. We stayed 4 blocks from Broadway on the SoBro side (South of Broadway). Close enough to walk, but still a bit quieter. Yes, it's fairly expensive but we expected that. For us, it was vacation, and we were fine with it. It was an experience. We definitely had lots of fun. Met alot of great people, too! Nashville was on our list of places to visit. There are lots of other things to do away from the busy main street. Definitely recommend checking them out! Have fun and gets some rest...

Rude Staff and Terrible Service:

Our experience at this bar was absolutely terrible, all thanks to a waitress with a completely unacceptable attitude. After going there several nights in a row (six in total), one day, when she brought us the bill for a round, she just kept the tip for herself without even asking. When we told her it was too much and asked for it back, she returned it with a nasty attitude and clear displeasure. Despite that, we still left part of the tip in the jar out of courtesy.

But the worst part came afterward: when we tried to order again, the waitress, with a horrible attitude and yelling, told us she wouldn’t serve us because “we didn’t leave her a tip before.” Excuse me? This kind of behavior is not only disrespectful but completely out of line.

The place itself is okay, but it’s far from special, and it certainly doesn’t justify such arrogance and awful service. Tips are a courtesy for good service and polite treatment, NOT an obligation. What we got here was nothing but terrible service from someone who clearly has no idea what working in...

Honky Tonk Highway… a place strong in the ways of music, joy, and southern soul, it is.

Wander down Nashville’s Broadway, you must, if the call of live country music, neon lights, and true Southern hospitality stirs your soul. A stretch of honky tonks, rooftop bars, and boot-scootin’ energy, this historic street is.

From the early hours 'til long after the suns sets, the Force of this city awakens here. Street performers pickin’ tunes, cowboys and cowgirls dancin’ in their boots, and laughter echoing from every open door—mmm, unforgettable, the feeling is.

A destination for the best nightlife in Nashville, yes, but also a place for food, culture, and connection. Pulled pork, cold beer, and strangers who feel like kin by the end of the night.

Crowded it may be, but lively it always is. Safe you’ll feel, if mindful you are. Come with curiosity and leave with...