Layla's Honky Tonk

Let's start with the service...Cassandra was amazing up top on the second floor. She moves drinks with a speed that is unmatched but still makes you feel honored and cared for. Thank you from my entire group. Payton Collier and his band are amazing. Humor matched with incredible talent. We find ourselves on Broadway 4-5 times a year and I am not sure I have enjoyed a band as much as we did last night. And...in typical Nashville fashion a renowned song writer made a stage appearance and sung back ups to Blue on Black-Ms Tia Sellers. Surreal. Thanks Layla's for a true memorable night.

Amazing music but bartender working tonight ruined my night. Younger brunette with bangs. Not good service towards me as a customer.

I didn't eat here - just drinks- but this place is a hoot! Band was smoking hot! Bartenders are working hard!

Had the best time ever for my first visit to Nashville with the team at Layla's Honky Tonk. Cassandra, Wayne & Lauren were friendly, attentive and courteous. Enjoyed the music stylings of Payton Collier Band & the Beatles set was my favorite. Didn't get to try the food, but it smelled delightful and had some good offering. Enjoyed reading about the history of how Layal's came to be established & hope this place continues to be successful. Thank you all for a memorable time!

What a great time.Bartender was awesome! Music was fantastic!Didn't have food, just stopped in to listen to some good love music and have a couple beers.

Decent Bar on the StripWe stopped in on a weekday afternoon. It was crowded, but we got a seat at the quietest spot at the end of the bar so we could both converse and listen. The musics we heard was more country rock (drums and electric guitar) than the 5 or 6 traditional acoustical string instruments. I was disappointed, but this was the only "bluegrass" spot we saw on the strip, which is mostly loud country rock.Tip: Best beer prices on the strip Thanks

The music was great. The employees were super friendly. Drinks were good. Definitely will go back!

This is one of the places we stayed for the shortest amount of time, part was bc we were trying to hit a bunch of places and another part was the band playing the night we stopped in wasn't as good as some of the others we had already heard so we wanted to either keep going, or go back to one of those places. It's smaller inside and a bit older than some of the newest spots - but was cute and comfy with a nice bar area.

We didn't order any food but the staff at the bar were great! The vibes were good and overall cute little dive bark on Broadway.

Nestled amongst the neon glow of Nashville's iconic Broadway street, Layla's isn't just another honky tonk. It's a haven for genuine good vibes, foot-stompin' tunes, and a down-home atmosphere that wraps you in a warm Southern embrace.From the moment you step inside, Layla's charm takes hold. Vintage license plates twinkle overhead, casting a golden glow on the worn wooden floors and exposed brick walls. The air hums with the infectious energy of live bluegrass music, weaving its way through conversations and laughter like a well-worn fiddle string.But Layla's magic lies not just in its setting, but in its people. The bartenders are quick with a smile and a story, weaving tales of Nashville's rich musical tapestry between pouring smooth pours of bourbon and frosty mugs of beer. The servers navigate the bustling crowd with practiced ease, their friendly banter adding to the convivial spirit.And then there's the music. Oh, the music! Whether you're a bluegrass aficionado or a casual toe-tapper, Layla's lineup will have you tapping your feet and humming along before you know it. Local bands fill the air with foot-stompin' rhythms and soul-stirring vocals, each note vibrating with the raw energy of Nashville's musical heart.Layla's on Broadway is more than just a bar; it's an experience. It's a place where time slows down, worries melt away, and the only thing that matters is the music, the laughter, and the shared joy of being in the heart of Nashville. So, grab your boots, your dancing shoes, and your love for all things Americana, and head to Layla's. You might just find yourself leaving with a heart full of memories and a soul serenaded by the sweet sounds of bluegrass.P.S. Keep your eye open for LAYLA! We actually had the opportunity to meet her and have a drink with her. It's remarkable to hear her story, and would love to read the book of Layla's life :).