Nashville

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 ...

As if the food weren't good enough to make you a life-long fan, the people behind it will cement that. Karl and Sarah Worley are some of the best, most beloved folks in Nashville, and their passion for food comes out in every dish that they serve. I've never had a bad meal at Biscuit Love–my personal favorite is the Lily, though if I'm feeling healthy, I'll opt for the Lindstrom (shaved Brussels sprouts salad) and if I'm feeling something savory, it's usually the East Nasty or the Nasty Princess (hot chicken on a biscuit). No matter what you order, you can't go wrong. Local tip: Go on a weekday, and there's rarely a line.

I went to look online for the history of Bongo Java & Fido.... & frankly its scant as hell! Ryan Finney was the one who first discovered the "Nun Bun" & actually thought it looked like either Jimmy Durante or Mother Teresa....I have actual video tape somewhere of Ryan talking about it. Since Mother Teresa wrote a letter, in her own hand, saying she did not want her name attached to any products with her likness, they were selling t-shirts at the time with her name on it., Bob ( the owner) then framed the letter & changed the name to "the Nun Bun". The letter was stolen years later. I saw The Nun Bun in a colorful article about Bongo Java. Nashville in a magazine on an airplane once & noticed Ryans name wasn't mentioned at all. So many creative people that worked there for years , such colorful stories, does anyone have any to share? One story I remember is that I won a contest up in the Bongo Java theatre circa 2004 ( that my son, Art Webb, entered me into without my prior knowledge) :) It came down to myself & one other guy ( very talented but cant remember his name) we knew whoever went last would win... they made us do Rock Paper Scissors to decide who went last & we tied 5x before I won the 6th round. I went last & played a tear jerker & won studio time at Sun Recording Studio ( the first contest I had ever won where I then recorded my first album) But the part I remember most was the card they gave me for a year of free coffee. So each month the card loaded $60. & I could get whatever I wanted for the whole year! So I bought alot of breakfast burritos & Cafe Ole with a shot of almond. What beautiful mornings I spent healing my soul on the sunny porch under the trees with other artists. I was in my element. I loved the workers & the porch , the way it was.... I would love to bring the past alive with some more stories. Feel free to post some real history!

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!

Marathon Music Works has hosted some of the best musical experiences to come to Nashville in the last five years and it is only because the owners/staff LOVE music and go above and beyond to provide a first class facility for clients and patrons alike. The list of risks and concerns for a venue owner are endless in this day and age and I have nothing but respect and admiration for the heart and soul that keeps Marathon Music Works moving forward, upward and onward!

I was here for a week to attend a work event that was held in the resort and in the Grand Ole Opery. WOW!!! It's really nice and fun to explore. Everytime I walked an area, the next time I would see something I missed the time before. The restaurants were a bit over priced as they are in most resorts. The food was good, but not exceptional. Starbucks lacked sugar free options, the resort coffee place lacked Stevia. Sadly they lacked a dance floor, for people who wanted to dance after attending shows at the Opery, or a resort dinner event. I will definitely be going back!

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.

This is one not-to-miss stop for anyone visiting Nashville. If you love country western, bluegrass, Americana music or even if you aren't an aficienado yet - you will be by the time you leave Nashville. I appreciate all types of music including country western and love to learn the history of music. I now know so much more than I knew before and that is primarily due to touring the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Hatch Show Print and the historic RCA Studio B. Our tour guide for Studio B, Debbie was so knowledgeable, personable and had so many off the cuff stories which were interesting. And her love of the music and her job shows through in her enthusiastic attitude. I am so happy she was our tour guide. And at the museum itself, I got to see all the exhibits (and there are many to see) and learn so much that I didn't know about the music, artists and session musicians but also were treated to such interesting stories about the artists, music and in particular, the session players and producers (behind the making of the music of some of my favourite artists) and this was due to the people working at the museum. Steve was one of such people working at the museum. So definitely don't miss this stop. You won't be sorry. I certainly am not.

I took a small group of 3 and booked the Mars Mission on 2/8/17. Upon our arrival we were informed that I accidentally booked a reservation for the next day. Oops. The guy at the front desk was extremely helpful and was luckily able to adjust our reservations since no one else had booked that time slot. He also told us about how the Mars Mission had just under gone a bunch of renovations and updates and we were stoked. We waited until about 15 minutes after our adjusted appointment and then were informed by the assistant manager that the Mars Mission started malfunctioning and they didn't want us to experience a bad product and we couldn't run through it that night. It was a bummer but I was happy they wanted to hold their product to expectations and not disappoint. They issued us a full refund but then went above and beyond by letting us run through the Nashville Room free of charge and gave us contact information to allow us to rebook the Mars Mission at our earliest convenience. I understand that "stuff" happens but I'm extremely appreciative that the management and staff were so helpful and willing to offer solutions to unpredictable problems. Overall we had a great time and expect to return. 6/7 w/ rice, would recommend.

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! !

I am grateful for Tennessee State Parks. They are an incredible resource. My family loves spending time at the various state parks. We especially like Fall Creek Falls and spend some time in a cabin there once a year. I like to go hiking in the state parks. Tennessee State Parks have incredible trail systems. I am a scoutmaster and regularly take my scouts camping in Tennessee state parks.

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!

This is one not-to-miss stop for anyone visiting Nashville. If you love country western, bluegrass, Americana music or even if you aren't an aficienado yet - you will be by the time you leave Nashville. I appreciate all types of music including country western and love to learn the history of music. I now know so much more than I knew before and that is primarily due to touring the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Hatch Show Print and the historic RCA Studio B. Our tour guide for Studio B, Debbie was so knowledgeable, personable and had so many off the cuff stories which were interesting. And her love of the music and her job shows through in her enthusiastic attitude. I am so happy she was our tour guide. And at the museum itself, I got to see all the exhibits (and there are many to see) and learn so much that I didn't know about the music, artists and session musicians but also were treated to such interesting stories about the artists, music and in particular, the session players and producers (behind the making of the music of some of my favourite artists) and this was due to the people working at the museum. Steve was one of such people working at the museum. So definitely don't miss this stop. You won't be sorry. I certainly am not.

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

This has been my dream for as long as I can remember. The show was a great mixture of the "old timers" and the new generation and it was unbelievable! I am not sure why we waited so long to go, but I hope we are able to go again some day. I can not say enough good about it. The format was just like I remember it from when I listened on the radio sixty five years ago, but there is no need to change a thing about it. We were so lucky to be there for the first performance of Sundance Head and the one hundredth performance of Carrie Underwood. What a show!!