There’s a cozy indoor bar plus dozens of rooftop tables. Want a front-and-center view of Nashville’s iconic Batman building? Venture to the rooftop of Whiskey Row, Dierks Bentley’s bar and restaurant on Lower Broadway. This is the spot for a little history and a little more honky-tonk. Nudie’s Honky Tonkon Broadway resides in a 100-year-old building with an extensive bar leading to its outdoor terrace. The “My Kinda Party” rooftop at Jason Aldean’s claims the title for “largest rooftop patio on Broadway.” There’s a VIP rooftop section, if you want to elevate your experience. Whether you’re staying at the hotel or just popping in for a drink, you’ll likely end up snapping a few pics to post on Instagram. The hotel bar and restaurant sits on top of the Fairfield Inn in the Gulch. There are five floors, including a sizable rooftop bar.įor an unbeatable skyline view, Up, A Rooftop Lounge is the place to go. Kid Rock’s big Ass Honky Tonk & Rock ‘n’ Roll Steakhouse has the longest name and one of the biggest spaces downtown. Kick back and relax at Blake Shelton’s spot, which has plenty of comfy seating and umbrellas.
Ole Red has one of the more refined rooftop patios on Lower Broadway. It’s hard to resist making your way up there to join them. From the corner of 5th Avenue and Broadway, you can watch a sea of people enjoying themselves atop the bold purple building. Tootsies is a Nashville staple, and it’s become an even bigger draw thanks to the addition of a rooftop patio and bar.
The multi-level space also has six levels, eight bars, and four stages. Luke’s 32 Bridge, Luke Bryan’s bar and restaurant, has the “Crash My Party Rooftop Patio,” one of the more spacious rooftop options on Lower Broadway. The menu offers tapas, flatbreads, a raw bar, and more. One rooftop level boasts turf grass and yard games, while the other has an LED video dance floor and more than 40 TVs. Nashville Underground‘s rooftop has two claims to fame: It’s Broadway’s tallest with panoramic views as well as the city’s only double-decker option. The Nashville Hard Rock Cafe features a spacious rooftop patio right at the end of Broadway. This international mega-brand has been a Broadway destination since 1994. PROOF is 21 and over only after 9:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays. This spacious rooftop bar offers 270-degree views of the city on its outdoor terrace, delicious bites, sharable plates, and an expansive beverage menu. PROOF, located on the 14th floor of W Nashville, is the latest rooftop bar to open in the Gulch neighborhood. This exclusive rooftop experience in Midtown offers loungers, views, events, and a stellar lineup of food and drinks. The Pool Club Photo Credit: Pool Club Nashvilleīook a weekend getaway or reserve a cabana to get access to The Pool Club at Virgin Hotels Nashville. Enjoy a cocktail and bites among the city lights at this fun destination off the beaten path. Neighborhood: Downtown (Printers Alley / Boutique Row)Įllington’s at The Fairlane Hotel has an exterior rooftop patio with city views. The menu focuses on Southern-inspired dishes and beers they also have cocktails, craft beer, and wine. Take in an incredible view of the Nashville skyline and a great atmosphere, no matter what time you go. Jacksonis a popular hangout in the Gulch, located on top of the Thompson Nashville (which houses two other restaurants as well). There’s a spacious interior, too, if you need a break from the weather. You can get hard-to-find whiskeys, local craft beers, and a variety of hard seltzers while soaking in the skyline views. Moxy Rooftop, located on the fifth floor of the Moxy Nashville Downtown hotel, is a fresh retreat from some of the nearby honky tonks. Whether you sit inside or on the patio, it’s an unbelievably swanky experience. Newly remodeled, the space incorporates Asian-fusion decor and a variety of seating options (like velvet couches, leather banquettes, and wooden chairs). L27 at the Westin Nashville is one of the city’s tallest rooftop bars with a pool lounge, tasty drinks, and a stunning view of the skyline.
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