It seems like a new star-studded attraction is added to Broadway every day. Here’s your guide to the latest celebrity-owned bars and venues in Nashville.
Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa
4.7 ★
First up, one of our favorites on the list is Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa, Tex Mex + Cantina. Try though you might, missing the giant pink neon signs on Broadway in Nashville. Come on inside for a “little taste of Texas in Tennessee” and enjoy the time of your life at Nashville’s first female country artists to own a restaurant on the strip. Four levels, multiple bars/stages and plenty of room for your whole crew, Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa is a force to be reckoned with here in Nashville. Girl power takes form at this restaurant and you will find yourself craving menu options like the Casa Rosa Fish plate before you know it.
Kid Rock’s Big A** Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse
4.5 ★
Five floors, four stages and six bars prove that Texas isn’t the only place to go when you’re hunting for something bigger at Kid Rock’s Big A** Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse. Covering more space than the name alone, this restaurant, bar and venue is just like Kid Rock, completely outrageous. Find this steakhouse on 3rd & Broadway and don’t miss out on one second of the party from any floor. We hear the view of Nashville from floor five is one grand experience. Whatever you might have heard about Kid Rock, you can guarantee that he knows how to throw one heck of a shin dig and his Big A**Honky Tonk Rock N’ Roll Steakhouse is no exception to that rule.
Margaritaville
4.1 ★
If you are one of those people who doesn’t automatically jump up to start singing along when they hear the first few notes to Jimmy Buffet’s classic hit, Margaritaville then this particular section is not for you. For those who can’t get enough of the song and sentiment behind it (no matter how many time it gets stuck in your head) get stoked for an experience that can’t be beat. Located on Broadway about two minutes from the Ryman, escape from all reality at Margaritaville for themed meals and drinks that will have you forgetting all your worries. Who knows, you might like it so much that you plan your wedding or family reunion at the restaurant’s semi-private event spaces. No one seems to be able to resist the power of this song, or the venue named after. What’s better than a photo op of you drinking margaritas at Margaritaville?
National Underground
4.1 ★
Owned by brothers Gavin and Joey Degraw, the National Underground boasts the largest double deck rooftop on Broadway. Enjoy Nashville inspired cuisine all made by locally sourced ingredients. Fitting right in to Nashville’s sense of community, National Underground says you won’t find a better plate of Southern food in all of Downtown. Go check out the space and see if the hype is true, maybe even look into their exclusive V.I.P. packages.
Jason Aldean’s Kitchen & Rooftop Bar
4.2 ★
Known for being the go-to spot for business meetings and corporate parties, Jason Aldean’s Kitchen & Rooftop Bar near the Ryman Auditorium on Broadway is where Jason fans have been gathering since 2018. Try out drinks from a menu that was personally cultivated by Aldead himself. Spend a moment or two trying to pick out all of the song themed decorations, start with the giant green tractor behind the bar. Real fans will understand and new fans will want to keep coming in for the epic food selection at Jason Aldean’s Kitchen & Rooftop Bar.
Luke’s 32 Bridge Food + Drink
4.4 ★
Along with live music, amazing cocktail specials and live music that provides the prime soundtrack for any occasion, Luke’s 32 Bridge Food + Drink is also where you want to go for a fresh sushi roll. All other incredible qualities that this bar/restaurant/venue hosts are why you will want to walk inside. The sushi bar is why you won’t be able to stop thinking about the location. See what we mean for yourself and stop by sometime, don’t forget to use the hashtag #NashvilleBarBike to let us know that we sent you!
FGL House (soon to become Lainey Wilson’s Bell Bottom Bar in 2024)
4.3 ★
Only a moment’s walk from Broadway, the FGL House is the perfect excuse to turn off of the main strip for a bit. Live music, a team of hosts ready to seat even the largest last minute party AND a Florida Georgia Line inspired Whiskey. Smile while reading through a list of 90’s inspired drinks and boogie to the newest and greatest country music on one of Nashville’s giant rooftop bars. Party (almost) all night and all day long at the FGL House.
AJ’s Good Time Bar
4.4 ★
Lower Broadway is thrilled to be the end of the strip that AJ’s Good Time Bar resides on. Alan Jackson has remained a staple part of not just Nashville’s music scene but the entire country and western scene in general. You’d be hard pressed to find a country music lover who doesn’t tear up a little when “Remember When” comes on the radio. Come on out sometime and experience three floors of Honky Tonk heaven, voted number one by Billboard Magazine at AJ’s Good Time Bar. We can’t say for sure that you will end up having a good time but hey, it is in the name.
Dierks Whiskey Row
4.2 ★
Bragging about being unlike any other gastropub you will find in the country, Dierks Whiskey Row is a crowded but quaint little slice of paradise that has a brunch menu that is out of this world. Check out their Dierks Scramble, top of the brunch menu and one of our favorite dishes to enjoy, or red velvet waffles for something new. Inspired by the man himself, Dierks Whiskey Row sits among the greats easily and you won’t have to stay long to figure out why.
Redneck Riviera
4.5 ★
Classic in appearance and execution, Redneck Riviera looks like that little dive bar you spent a spell at once or twice but can’t quite remember the name of. Inspired by John Rich and his love for what makes America his home, Redneck Riviera gives that sense of “home” from the moment you walk in. Forget that the hustle and bustle of downtown Nashville for a few hours at the Redneck Riviera, a calm setup in the midst of Broadway’s hectic atmosphere.
Ole Red
4.5 ★
Have you ever tried “Redneck” nachos before? If the answer is “yes” then you have already taken a trip to Ole Red on Broadway. If the answer is “no” then you have a reason to check out Blake Shelton’s Nashville restaurant location. Fitting in to Nashville’s music scene seamlessly, Ole Red boasts being THE stage that your new favorite country musicians are playing at. With tunes that will end up stuck in your head and drinks/food that cannot be easily upstaged, Ole Red is the place to spend any night with friends.
And while we haven’t had time to visit them yet, there are a few new honorable mentions that include “Chief’s” by Eric Church, “Friends In Low Places” by Garth Brooks, Hank Williams Jr’s Boogie Bar, and “This Bar” by Morgan Wallen.
