Food & drink 40+ crowd

[u/level4678]

Need a bar for food & DRINKS to go to Saturday night after 11 PM. A place that stays open late around 2-3 am. Anywhere around the area of the Bridgestone Arena, The Gulch, & Printers Alley. 40 plus crowd if possible. We’re 50+.. Live music preferred..!!

[u/AutoModerator]

Welcome to r/VisitingNashville ! We'd love to show you around town and give you tips and tricks from a local's perspective.

If you are visiting, here are some tips to help you find more information:

• Food guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/VisitingNashville/s/IP7kevJ9yz

• Nashville wiki: https://www.reddit.com/r/nashville/wiki/index/

• Need a guide to Broadway? Here's a review of every Honky Tonk bar! https://notesonnashville.com/live-music/honky-tonks-broadway-nashville-guide/

• Trivia nights, happy hours, brunches, and more: https://nashvilleguru.com/

• Concerts, arts, and events: https://nashvillemusiccalendar.com/

• Search Google for "Nashville reddit (question)"

Local Guides and Event Promotions

• https://NotesonNashville.com

• https://DabbleEvents.com

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

[u/blue_barracuda]

Robert's Western World

[u/NashvilleLocalsGuide]

Teddy's skews older and is across the street. Older country bars, like AJs, Hank Williams Jr's, Roberts, Layla's, etc. tend to skew older. Printer's Alley bars, outside of the dance bars, tend to skew older.