3rd And Lindsley Bar And Grill

Hands down the best part of our short trip to Nashville was the Backstage Nashville daytime hit songwriters show. I was so impressed by the lineup! It was really cool to hear the backstory to writing some of the songs we know and love. The artists are so talented and personable. Food and service was also great. Be sure to get there early to get a good seat!

Fantastic Nashville venue! Setup is similar to a comedy club - arrive early, grab a table, order food and drink, enjoy the performances. But the service and food are much better than you'd expect at a regular club. The performers are typical Nashville, which is to say they are world class. Doesn't matter if they are unknowns, they are better than most. Couple of notes from my visit: parking in the area can be tricky (expect to pay money), tickets at the door are CASH ONLY, and the potato skins are the best I've ever had.

This was our first time at 3rd and Lindsley. We went to see Sub-Radio with Moontower opening for them. Their service was super fast and friendly, probably the best service we’ve ever had at a bar. We were a bit hungry so we ordered the nachos and the hot wings - both very good. Altogether, we were there for over 4 hours, and the bill was less than $80 for the food and drinks (7 beers). The sound system was great as well. Now we are keeping track of who plays here so that we can go back. Sub-Radio rocked the hell out of the place and we had a blast!

Great venue with fantastic service. The menu is better than average for a bar/music venue and everything is priced fairly. The show sounded great, but wasn't too loud that you couldn't still talk with the other people at your table. It isn't your typical venue, but in a good way. It is all seated at tables, instead of standing room. The tables are first come first serve, so get there early if you have a big party and you want to sit together. Do know, especially if it's sold out show, it is the type of place where you will be sitting with other people not in your party if there are empty seats at your table, but honestly it just adds to the experience being able to socialize a bit with those around you. In my opinion, out of courtesy, when attending s show, be sure to tip the server even if you don't eat or drink a lot or at all. They make money based off of the people seated in their section, and they lose money off of customers who don't tip... It's similar to going to a restaurant and taking up a servers table, but not eating or leaving a tip... Just my 2 cents. Also, be sure to get tickets online, even though it's not small, they can and do sell out before the show, so don't depend on getting tickets the day of at the venue. Re-entry is allowed for those who smoke or vape, just no beverages outside.

This was probably our favorite place to visit during our four day visit to Nashville. We saw a total of five singer/songwriters. Three had famous country songs. We visited on a Monday in the afternoon. Good and drinks were great. We had general admission tickets. When you get there you can sit anywhere so get there early. We sat at the bar which were great. The balcony is also a great spot too. It was such a magical experience, glad we got tickets.

Her purpose to go there was to see and listen to Jamie lin Wilson and Jason Eady. This is a listening room. Could not hear any talking going on while the actors were performing .There's no draft beer, all bottles and cans. We selected some bottles of beer. Me and my wife had potato skins and her seating partner had a hamburger. It was all delicious