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Details. Printers Alley National Register Historic District. Traditionally the center of Nashville’s nightlife, Printers Alley was, in its earlier days, a series of posts where men bound for the courthouse hitched their horses. By the turn of the twentieth century it had become the center of Nashville’s printing industry; in its heyday ...
Jun 4, 2023 · All about Printer's Alley, a historic district in Nashville. Find lots of pictures and info on the best restaurants, bars, hotels and more in the Alley.
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Printer's Alley. 511 reviews. #63 of 376 things to do in Nashville. NeighborhoodsPoints of Interest & Landmarks. Write a review. About. This street in Nashville, once the hub of the city's printing industry, is now a vibrant nightlife district dotted with eye-catching murals and neon lights.
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Printer's Alley is a short, cobblestone street tucked away in downtown Nashville that was the entertainment hub of the city before the honky-tonks of Broadway became popular. Originally, it was the home of many newspaper printers and banks. Later, they were converted into bars, restaurants, and live music venues, which have hosted the most ...
- Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar
- Skull’s Rainbow Room
- Bobby's Garage
- The Climax Saloon
- The Brass Stables
- Miss Kelli's Karaoke
- The Whiskey Shot
- Alley Taps
- Snitch
- Fleet Street Pub
Under the famous neon sign, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar has been open for several decades and is a very popular place. Such greats as James Brown, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, and even Jim Belushi have played here. Seven days a week, the bar serves up fantastic live music. The bar and restaurant have become known for fabulous N...
Founded by David Skull Schulman in 1948, it has hosted entertainers like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Patsy Kline, Etta James, Paul McCartney, and Bob Dylan, just to name a few. Paul McCartney mentions Printers Alley in his song “Sally G.” when he says, “The night life took me down to Printers Alley.” Interesting fact:in 1998, Schulman was killed in...
Bobby's Garage is connected with the Bobby Hotel. The entrance to the bar is in Printers Alley. It follows a garage theme with neon lights, wall graffiti, and salvaged car parts. Staff wear denim work shirts and wipe down the concrete barwith mechanic rags. They serve food and drinks in a laid-back atmosphere that allows you to look out the windows...
Opened in 1887 by George Dickel and Company, it became a primary outlet for the sale of their whiskey. On the first floor and in the basement were Can Can dancers for entertainment. The second floor was a pool hall, and the third floor was for men seeking prostitutes. The building is also known as the Embers Building.
As the name implies, this contained brass stables. At one time, Andrew Jackson, a former U.S. President, maintained their horses at this location. Eventually, it became one of the most popular strip clubs in Nashville.
This is one of the largest karaoke barsin the state of Tennessee. It's family-owned and operated and services 21 and over only with no cover charge. They have a long list of songs, beers, pub food, and space to dance.
The Whiskey Shot combines the drinking of alcohol with laser gun target practice. They offer an upscale dining experience with southern classics prepared by their chef and served in the historic dining room. They serve all kinds of food, including salads, sandwiches, chicken, brisket, and drinks. See their full menu here.
They have live music every day of the week and happy hour every single night. They serve local craft beer and cocktails. They also serve standard pub fare including meat and cheese, and chips and dip. Find their menu here.
Snitch celebrates the liberties of legal drinks with happy hour every day from 6-8. Featuring live music and monthly rotating craft and local beers, they are a platform for musicians with weekly live events. Learn more here.
The Fleet Street Pub is a British-owned pub. They have fish and chips in three different styles: bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, and beef and lamb burgers. It's a great place to eat. All the food is made on-site. That includes the sausages, sauces, batter, and fries. Nothing is manufactured or bought in. They are open from Sunday – Thursday, 11 a...
Location and Accessibility. Printers Alley lies snugly between Third and Fourth Avenues, stretching from Union to Church Streets. Its prime downtown location ensures it’s easily accessible, whether you’re a local or a tourist. Proximity to Broadway.
The Italianate Utopia Hotel at 206 Fourth Avenue North was designed in 1891 by Hugh Cathcart Thompson, architect of the Ryman Auditorium. When Printer’s Alley first became a nightclub and entertainment district, sale of liquor for on premise consumption was illegal in Nashville (and throughout Tennessee). Restaurants and clubs in the alley ...
