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Miranda Lambert made history when opening Casa Rosa, the first female country star’s honky tonk on Broadway. Nudie’s lays claim to the longest bar in Nashville-it’s 100 feet long and decorated with thousands of silver dollars-but this honky-tonk’s bragging rights don’t stop there. Grab a drink and gawk at millions of dollars of country music memorabilia made by Nudie Cohn, who dressed megastars like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, and Elvis Presley. (If you need more convincing, it’s Kathie Lee and Hoda–approved!)

This place also stands out by offering a different live band on each floor, incredible views of Lower Broadway, and electric energy from top to bottom.

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Indulge your inner hillbilly and grab a fried bologna sandwich and a cold beer!Ĭonsidering it takes up three stories and a full corner of prime downtown real estate, it’s hard to miss Honky Tonk Central as you’re cruising down Broadway. Live country music is played from open to close, and Western boots line the walls. This classic Lower Broadway honky-tonk previously housed a steel guitar manufacturer and a boot and apparel store, both of which still have a presence at Robert’s today. Stop in and experience breathtaking views from one of the tallest rooftops in town and performances from Nashville’s top new artists! Must-Visit Honky-Tonks in Nashvilleįamous Nashville is a multi-level honky-tonk located off of Broadway on 2nd Avenue. While all honky-tonks by definition involve drinks and live country music, these 20 spots offer even more.

Honky-tonks are an essential part of the downtown Nashville scene and, love them or hate them, you’ll probably end up at one sometime soon.

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