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Top 5 Bars In Smashville

Where to go in Honky Tonk Central.

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Top 5 Bars In Smashville

Well, as I'm a two-month resident of Nashville, obviously I'm an expert on all things here. Not. However, I have gone out enough times to know the different "spots" – the 411, where all the kids are going. The three main areas are Midtown, Demonbreun, and Broadway. So, without further ado, here are the top 8 bars in Nashville aka Smashville.


Midtown/Demonbreun Area

1. Kung Fu

With outdoor ping-pong tables, giant Jenga, and so many other fun games, this is a really fun spot! They also have TV's so you can watch the Preds games, which was the big thing to do at the beginning of the summer but is now a rather sore subject -- post-Stanley Cup.


Broadway Area

2. Tootsie's Orchid Lounge

Tootsie's is a famous bar in Nash because… it's hosted a great number of famous artists over the years. It's just a really cool place with a lot of musical talent packed in… which always makes for a good night!

3. WannaB's

This place is where you need to go if you like karaoke. My favorite karaoke bar in Nashville; there is talent some nights, and some nights with wannabes as the name suggests. Either way, it's always a fun time. And they put the lyrics up so you can sing along too. Pro-tip: Drunk and tone-deaf does not make a good combo.

4. FGL House

I already wrote a review on this, but it's a cool spot for sure. There are three levels, and my favorite is the roof because it's sort of a night club aesthetic, which is really fun.

5. Honkey Tonk Central

Honkey Tonk is FUN. There's no other way to put it. Another rooftop bar with three levels, live music, etc.. I had a blast my first weekend here, and it has not disappointed since.

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