Betty's Grill

Great old school dive bar in rapidly changing area. Limited but decent menu. Had the grilled cheese and it was superb. Live music and sports on TV. Eclectic & diverse crowd.

Great little neighborhood bar, tucked in a side street. Plenty of on street parking. We went to watch a friend's band play on a rainy Saturday night. The bar was pretty busy. An eclectic group of patrons. We were on the older side. One bartender working was doing an awesome job. He was also the cook. The recommendation was the wings or burger. I had wings that were delicious. Cooked perfectly and great heat for the hot sauce. My friend ordered the burger. It was huge and she said wonderful.The bathroom had the smallest toilet I've seen since elementary school. It was rather funny.

Great place for a local drink, some call it a dive bar but think "bar with character" is more fitting!!I was leading a local "first name" bar crawl (Betty's, Dino's, Bobby's, Roberts ... ) and this was #1 of, eee gads, 9 for the day. Note Uber was definitely in play!So back to Betty's:Great vibe, bartender and all folks at the bar super nice. He insisted on bringing our beers to the table each round and the regulars were fun to chat with - about 8 scattered around which is pretty good for 10am on a Sunday, video bowling was in play and sports in many of the Tv's. Lots of positives:Plenty of parking in front and around bar, good price on pitchers, food, possibly sports gambling avail if you know who to talk to and pretty bright clean place to hang out and watch a game or just chill.

From the outside it look sketchy, and alittle run down.How ever this is a decent place. A lot of talent performed tonight. Definitely away from the tourist scene. The crown was ranging from young hipsters to middle aged locals wanting to hear good music.The service is alittle slow, but all in all a good place away from the crowd in Nashville.Don't forget to bring cash! That's all they accept.

Like Cheers...only with more NASCAR paraphernalia! Way, way more! I genuinely like this place, even if it isn't exactly my scene. I was on Charlotte today with a buddy of mine, and we just decided to duck into the Betty's and check it out.First of all, Betty's is full of 40- to 60-year-old men who I can only assume are devout regulars. A couple of them have undergone tracheotomies (probably because of all the smoke in Betty's), and they all look like they spend most of their days there. Betty herself seems very sweet, and all of her customers call her by name. Betty has the beers you'd expect (Miller Lite, Budweiser, Natural Light, et cetera), and they're $2 a piece--cheap even by dive bar standards.I ordered a cheeseburger, which only cost me $4.50, and Betty made it herself (pretty quickly). The cheeseburger was genuinely the best I've had in weeks, and I've had one at Bobbie's Dairy Dip recently, so that's really saying something. There is a virtual bowling game and a pool table, not to mention dozens of posters and pictures with Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Trust me...this place is the real deal. It may be a dingy, dim, old dive full of people twice my age, but there's just something about it I like. It's like a Dino's for the West Side.

Oh Betty's, you won my heart with your Bitchen' Betty's Brew, aka Natty Light. I was so excited to think they had their own beer. It also cost $1.25 a pint. Betty's is tucked away in the Richland District. After driving by it countless times we decided to stop. What we were about to experience was almost mind-blowing. For starters we met a poor man's Dan Deacon. He was super nice, soldered his own equipment and really put his soul out there. I gave him props! Unfortunately we did not get to hear him play, but we did learn all about his process. We were also introduced to a man who didn't know the difference between a really loud ear volume and speakerphone. What commenced was truly amazing. I can't get into details but it will be a night I will never forget. To the logistics, Betty's is a little more than a room/small house and it's smokey, very very smokey. The place is filled with regulars. We happened to stop in pretty recently after the flood and they were holding a fundraiser in the corner. This truly is a neighborhood bar. Even with their small digs they hold a lot of live music. If you like quirky, dirty dive bars with a neighborhood feel then Betty's is the place for you.

Fantastic music and atmosphere, best burger I ever had and at age 84 I've had a few.Bobby the Mac

Bartender = Excellent Atmosphere = DeceivingMusic = HorribleI don't know what type of music it was, but now i understand suicidal tendencies.

I love this little hole in the wall. It's like Cheers! Good people. Good hang. Good music.

According to Court TV, this dive bar has killer bartenders. I got to visit this bar on my next trip.