Schulman's — Restaurant in Nashville-Davidson

Six I counted six hot bartenders six hot bartenders walked into a bar and there I was they all work there too. It’s like where is the New York city? Or perhaps Los Angeles California worse Anaheim worse Burbank I mean did they require head shots with a résumé to get a job at schulmans? No, we are Nashville Tennessee to be more specific East Nashville , baby at a restaurant, called schulmans are and where it makes you question the eerie fact that everyone from the general manager to the bartender and the chef even the chubby little chef, he was hot to. I ordered the cheeseburger. It was delicious, but yet better was the beastie fries they melted in your mouth. The tequila went down, so smooth as it warmed my chest all the way down to my gut I can feel it working its way through my system to 100% agave fine tequila find bartenders, fine tequila fine dining come...

You might think the loudest bar on this corner would be the literal RECORD STORE AND LIVE MUSIC VENUE but instead for some reason it's the one that fashions itself like a chill neighborhood tavern. I don't know why management thinks their music is more important than the conversation I'm trying to have with the people across the table but it's really obnoxious - there's no reason you need to be able to hear it from a block away at 10pm on a Tuesday.

The food I've had was good and I've only ever had decent service but it's an awfully pricey place to try and have a couple mediocre beers with your friends and go hoarse from yelling at them from a foot away.

Good location, cool aesthetic that had a lot of thought put into it, got a lot going for it but kind of disappointing execution. If the energy could chill out a little it could become...

This is a “neighborhood bar” for people who like to gentrify neighborhoods. A “dive bar” for people who want to say they’ve been to a dive bar but still have a curated, squeaky clean place to smoke their vapes in peace. You’ll enjoy it here if: you’re new to Nashville by way of LA, your entire wardrobe is thrifted from a decade you weren’t alive for, or your fashion idol is Pat Benatar in “Love is a Battlefield.” Go on down if your favorite T-shirt is a $200 vintage tour T-shirt from a band you’ve never heard of, and you ironically wear it while yelling at people about capitalism. I wish I could take the money I spent here and give it to Frans instead. Overall, it would be a cool place if most everyone there wasn't pretentious as hell. At least the...