Lucky Bastard Saloon

The Lucky Bastard Saloon was one of the first places we stopped at on Broadway and we had an amazing time! As soon as we walked in, we went straight to the bar and grabbed a drink before heading to enjoy the band. The good thing about this spot was that it had two bar areas; one near the entrance and the other near the band area, which made it easy to get drinks all night! The bartenders were fun and the specialty drinks were great! The band was amazing!!! They were singing hit after hit and definitely kept the crowd going! People were sending song recommendations for $20 and they had a tip box for anyone that wanted to give extra. I highly recommend checking this spot out. Definitely a great bar to listen to live music while grabbing great drinks!!!

we were in here for a very short period of time so I'm going to give this location a good review they were jampacked had live music on two different floors and everyone seem to be having a really good time. We weren't able to grab any drinks, but I did like how the security line was moving pretty quickly and it wasn't too obnoxious inside. The decor was fitting for Nashville and I really do like the name of the location. It's on the main strip so I highly recommend stopping by if anyone is in the area.

This place was cool. Great music and great service. Wheelchair accessible. We enjoyed a few cocktails here.

Really cool place to hangout! Always live music, and the food is great as well! I got the bbq honey chicken wings and my friend got the Philly cheesesteak sandwich. Lots of photo ops too if you're traveling or bar hopping!

Really cool place to hang out. Got a free jello shot with our 1ST drink!The band that was playing was kick-ass, lots of rock/metal and we had a blast watching them. Security is very tight everywhere in Nashville, and they definitely aren't going to let any riff raff happen, they are watching & I appreciate that very much. Drinks good, music great, nice spot

So to be honest, I only ever stood outside of this place, but I stood out there for quite a while listening and experiencing the performances! I was visiting Nashville and wanted to check out the Honky Tonk Highway, and I was overwhelmed by the number of bars with live music options. However, while passing outside the lucky bastard saloon I heard a group performing a cover of Jolene by Dolly Parton that totally blew me away. The performers were so good, that my mom and I stood outside the open window area for a solid 20 to 30 minutes, just to listen to them. Inside it was quite full, we thought about going in, but it didn't really look like there were any easy openings for a table/seats and we didn't want to stay in one place for too long. Overall, the inside looked really fun tho - lots of purple light accents. I can't comment on the service, but the folks in there looked happy with their beers and after having experience several bars that night, if I'd had to have picked one to sit and stay in, it would've been this one. That goes for both the quality of the performers that night (which may may not be the same on other nights), as well as the vibes inside the place, which seem to be one of the least tight/squeezed that we walked past despite the fact that they were a LOT of people inside.

Decent space to go have some drinks and listen to good local love music. Decent sized stage and an open area in front of it for dancing. We came at 2pm on a Monday and it was surprisingly lively. Bizarre, but perhaps normal for Broadway in Nashville. We're not from here obviously. Both bands we saw did a great job.Food was very good. I was dying for some Nashville hot chicken so we stopped in on a whim. Medium or the step above seems to be the perfect amount of heat (unless you're with the boys trying to prove yourself). Service is lackluster and confusing. Signs say food is upstairs, but it was only served downstairs this day. It was difficult to find anyone to talk to in order to get some food. Finally we did, we were given menus and told to sit wherever. After 20 mins a different waiter from the one who said "sit wherever I'll come find you" approached and took our order. She was friendly. Food came out and my girlfriend's order was incorrect. I tried to tell the guy who ran the food out as he was rushing away, he made eye contact and just turned his back to me and ran away. Pretty upsetting. It was eventually fixed by our original waitress. Service is very slow. There seemed to only be 2 waiters in the entire full restaurant.

This place offers an immersive nightlife experience, especially during the evenings. With its captivating live country music and the ambiance of two floors, each offering its own unique vibe, patrons are in for a treat. The upper floor, where the DJ spins tunes, provides a panoramic view of Broadway, while the lower floor hosts the live country performances, creating an authentic atmosphere. The complimentary Jell-O shots add an extra touch of hospitality, complementing the extensive whiskey collection available. However, be prepared for the crowds, especially on weekends, when seating can become a bit cramped, particularly on the floor featuring the live music. Overall, it's a must-visit destination for those seeking a lively night out in the heart of the city.

WOW lightning can strike twice in the same spot. Went down to music row again and heard a great band playing and where was it coming from the lucky bastard saloon. The band was unbelievable The Isaac Harris band. Their selections of rock and country kept everybody in the bar happy. The two lead singers really played to the crowd and got everyone involved. Another great night thank you Lucky bastard.

The place was rocking with the band on stage playing awesome country music it was crowded but got a table and had a cocktail and food both where excellent the service was very good and friendly as well the people were really great