These Music City mixologist mavens have been serving us top-notch cocktails since they opened Bar No. Just as we have the brothers, we also have the sisters: Alexis and Britt Soler.
This smoky number is a taste bud-tantalizing trifecta with a blast of sweet, salty and bitter. Although it's no longer on the ever-changing menu (but you can still order it), the must-have here will always be the Bacon Old Fashioned. Once inside, you'll find everything you could ever want in speakeasy: dark wood, opulent chandeliers, decadent wallpaper, a huge stash of booze and strict rules against douchebaggery. Visitors congregate in a curtained-off study of sorts until their table or seat in the lounge is ready. The Goldberg brothers (Ben and Max), Nashville's hospitality hotshots, opened The PH in 2009, long before mixology was even a movement in Nashville. The Patterson HouseĪ list of Music City speakeasies has to start with The Patterson House, located on Division Street in the Music Row area. Check out one of the following spots the next time you're looking to switch up your Friday night routine –– and discover the latest Nashville rentals. We've rounded up the best speakeasies in Nashville. But today's speakeasies pay homage to the era, with discreet doors and unassuming structures that hide beautiful spaces where you can belly up to a bar or lounge in plush seat with a carefully crafted cocktail in hand. It's an outdated term since we're (thankfully!) no longer living in the days of prohibition. Tucked amidst Nashville's many music venues and legendary watering holes are some inconspicuous spots for getting your spirits on.
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