Ergo

Had a nice experience here spending a little time before a show. The setting is really nice, inside an old train station that includes a hotel. So the lobby is in what amounts to the hotel lobby, but it doesn't have that feel at all. It is classy and refined, without being stuffy. Really comfortable and nice.The cocktails were good, and while the service was friendly it was a bit slow. It definitely feels like they tend to be a bit understaffed. But I'm sure it is also difficult for them to anticipate how busy the place will be on a given night.Overall a very good experience with nice vibes, and I will certainly stop by again.

Good and fun hotel barAll the servers where really nice and fastThe hotel is absolutely beautiful The guy sitting next to us recommended the chicken sandwich

Ergo has a great vibe. The drinks were very strong and tasty and the service was excellent. We will be back next time we are in the area.

Food and entertainment were outstanding. Meatballs were great! But they created another ticket, charging to my room items I had on the first ticket, which I signed. Doubled billed regular prices and not happy hour prices. The second bill was not signed and showed up on my emailed receipt. Not very helpful when I called the front desk.

The ambiance is fantastic and they have a great menu at the bar. Plus all the staff and service was great. I took away a star because they charged $5 for a can of Coke. If the staff hadn't already opened it I would have sent it ba k

Aside from the beautiful architecture and decor, our experience was made even more delightful by the friendly staff. We would go to the lobby bar 'Ergo' for happy hour or after dinner drinks each night during our stay. We were greeted most days by bartender, Erik who was incredible! Great customer service, positive attitude, and makes the best drinks we have had in a long time. Erik definitely added value to our experience at Ergo, and we hope to visit again in the future!

Carter's is located in the Union Station Hotel lobby. I began my my introduction with the space with having drinks. I ordered an Old Fashioned and Gimlet - start out with the classics - if they can do those - we will be ok!During my next visit I had breakfast, the shrimp and grits and my family had the Belgium Waffle with Bacon. Both items were cooked well, but the grits and shrimp was a little salty - it didn't stop us from killing the dish...LOLThe service by waitstaff was prompt and friendly. I felt it was a step above most hotel restaurants/bars. Good Job!

Tiny but good spot. My first night here, I had to sit at the bar because the architecture and decor of it was awesome. This is probably one of the best hotel restaurants I've been to. I had a few cocktails and the cheeseburger and fries which were all delicious! That was Valentine's Day and they were so sweet to give me a chocolate covered strawberry for dessert. I even had breakfast here which consisted of egg whites, chicken sausage, potatoes and it normally comes with bread but I opted for fruit. This averaged out to about $24 with the tip which wasn't bad at all considering the prices at restaurants surrounding this place. I will say that the coffee was pretty weak so I didn't enjoy my coffee experience here. But between the live music, the large plush couches, the marble and wood, this is certainly a viable option for dinner or breakfast. I would eat here again for sure.

Menu does not have the beers actually on tap. Gin drinks use a different gin than advertised on menu. Bartender left my drink in the shaker for a good minute and a half while she chatted up the security guard just letting the ice melt all in the drink. Really expected more from this place.

Cute decor for the Harry Potter pop up. Terrible service. Stood for 25 minutes waiting to be acknowledged. What Nashville bar doesn't expect and plan for a crowd in a Friday night?