Where is the Best See and Be Seen Bar in Nashville, Tennessee?
I recently relocated to Nashville, and was referred to Level 88 by a co-worker for their happy hour. I did my research and read reviews and it seemed that the census across the board was that the owner is a JACKA$$. However after patronizing the club a couple of times myself I found this to be an understatement, though the food was AWESOME and the music was GREAT the owner however is an A$$! (drop the Jack) He is rude and does not know how to treat his customers. I hope that enough people will contiue to write reviews and warn people of this mans sour attutude and pi$$ poor demeanor; maybe he will take some sort of Management 101 course and improve. I would write a review on thier website, but the account has been suspended due to NON-PAYMENT! What a sorry excuse for a businessman. He should stop walking around the club like he is the MAN and handle his business…..MAN!Pros + Food and MusicCons – THE OWNER!!!
I think the Mercy Lounge is a great, laid back bar. It’s in the old Cannery building, which brings back great memories from 10-20 years ago when it was a hopping venue for some of the best bands around. The Lounge is very large and open, which accomodates smokers and non-smokers. They have pool tables, two bars, a deck, a stage and a few comfortable sofas to hang out on. The owners and staff are great and don’t have the attitude that blemishes so many bars in Nashville. My only suggestion is they replace some of the cheap diner tables/chairs with more sofas. Check it out…Pros + laid back, large, not smokey
My friends and I were just discussing Virago today. I absolutely am addicted to their sushi…in fact last summer- I was there almost every monday night for half priced sushi monday. One would think that being a loyal patron who ordered massive quantities of sushi- the wait staff would be polite and courteous. This was not the case. It is not at all wheelchair accessible and no effort was made to accomodate my wheelchair- when I asked if I could stash it some place so I would not be hanging out in the aisles- the hostesses acted like it was an atrocious request and was somehow cluttering the pretentious flair of their lounge.However- their food and martinis and delicious. Overpriced- but delicious.
I just went back and… hot DAYUM that place was jumpin!Ronda & Jonda were rockin’ the joint. Everybody… every age, gender, color, social status and preference… was having a fantastic time.I went back the next night for Karaoke and DJ Debra blew me away with her own soulful blues, while every singer who ponied up to the stage gave a really solid performance… you usually have to pay a lot more than $3 to see entertainment like this. So needless to say, the cover was VERY reasonable.The bar was WAY crowded, but the drinks were generous in both size and alcohol content. I had just two of their special cocktails, the “Gray Ghost,” and I was IMPAIRED. ‘Course, I didn’t drive. I sobered up with some very respectable hot wings from the kitchen, and danced it off!I love the Lipstick Lounge! You will too!Pros + Friendly staff, Stiff drinks, Great entertainmentCons – Tiny dance floor
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.
