Where is the Best Bar Food in Nashville, Tennessee?
The Tin Roof has this laid-back atmosphere that lets you just chill… Their food is good, not just bar food but their lunches too. On a nice day you can have your lunch at the patio. Their service is alright but the bartenders are really nice and friendly. Now on Wednesdays at 10PM, you can listen to Henry and the Seahawks. The Tin Roof is a nice place to check out when you’re in Nashville.
I’ve eaten here a few times: a couple at the old location, and a couple at the new one. At the old location, it won Best of Nashville for “Restaurant with a View”, now it’s tucked next to overflow parking for downtown events. Coming from the northeast where Italian food abounds, I was never blown away by the food. I mean, it’s good. It’s just not what you’d want for a last meal on deathrow. The last time I went (at the new location), I was uninspired. The food was (again) just OK, but this time they had to raise the prices to cover the move to the new location. Needless to say, it wasn’t that great to begin with, and was overpriced at the old location.This is a bit sad, given that there really aren’t many non-franchise Italian restaurants in Nashville, and just about all of them are merely acceptable in the food dept, and in that regard, they’re usually inconsistent. Sadly, I’ve taken to eating at the upper-end franchises, as the food is always good (if not terribl
don’t get me wrong, I like Mafiaoza’s, but it really isn’t because of the pizza. Tuesday two for one is pretty enticing. But it is hard to get excited about the pizza. two things that make great pizza to me are the crust and sauce. mafiaoza’s has great crust, but the sauce really lacks, the last couple of pizza’s I got barely had any at all. A friend ordered the buschetta and it came as a big loaf of bread with the tomatoes just poured over the top. Not really appetizing. For happy hour go to Mafiaoza’s, but for Pizza go to Angelos Picnic Pizza.
My boyfriend and I frequent 3 Crow Bar at least once or twice a week especially when it’s two for one’s! The great thing about their special is that you don’t have to drink both beers in one sitting….They will give you a token to bring back at any time for your free drink! This is a beautiful thing, which basically means when you’re good on money save your tokens, and when you’re broke you can still go out and drink for free!!! We love it! The atmosphere is nice too because its not too trendy and if you live in East Nashville you will always see someone you know! The only downside to the bar is that half of the place (which is 15-20 tables) has ONE server….EVEN on 2 for 1 nights! And sometimes there is NO waitress and you have to go to the bar for all of your drinks. It’s quite frustrating, but we love the place enough to deal and be happy that we have 3 Crow Bar to hang out with our friends and have a drink.Pros + good food, good specials, great place to hang with friendsCon
We were looking for something different from the same old, same old that we always go to so we thought we would check out South Street. The food was great! Our server was very attentive, checking back frequently to see how we were doing. We had a variety of dishes and they were all very good. My husband’s only complaint was that his rib/shrimp platter was a bit sparse but my daughter ordered the pumped chicken and it was a half a chicken so hubby was full before we left after eating the rest of her chicken. The crab was a bit pricey for the amount that you got but it was delicious. We will definitely go back.Pros + Fast seating, fast service, great foodCons – Noisy environment (mainly due to a large group of very inconsiderate 30-somethings)
