Nashville is no one-trick pony. With great music, incredible food, and plenty of Southern charm, Nashville has quickly replaced Vegas as the go-to spot for bachelorettes looking to live it up before their big day.
Best of all, no matter how familiar you are with the city, it’s easy to find venues tailored to your bride’s unique tastes.
Wondering which venue is right for your bride to be? Here are our top four picks:
1. Whiskey Kitchen
Best for: The Down-to-Earth Bride
All hail the chill bride! These pizza-loving, whiskey-slugging goddesses are happiest on an inviting patio decked out with string lights. Whiskey Kitchen is the obvious choice for down-to-earth brides who want to share stories, laughs, and a drink pitcher with close friends.
We recommend starting the night with a John Daly pitcher of spiked iced tea and an order of Nacho Nirvana with pulled pork, barbecue sauce, pineapple salsa, mozzarella, provolone, and cilantro.
Next, share a couple of wood-fired pizzas like the spicy and sweet hot chicken pizza with hot chicken, mozzarella, tomato, hot honey, and pickles. A caramel apple cobbler and whiskey flight offer the perfect ending to a sweet, memorable night.
2. Tánsuŏ
Best For: The Foodie Bride
For the brides who obsess over restaurant openings, rattle off random facts about local chefs, and binge-watch every cooking show known to man, this ones for you.
Nashville’s cuisine has more to offer than barbecue, and contemporary Chinese restaurant Tánsuŏ is here to prove it. Inspired by Chinese night markets, Executive Chef Chris Cheung puts a fresh spin on traditionally simple Chinese dishes.
Enjoy unique dishes like the Chili Oil Dumplings with ground pork, black vinegar, chili oil, and Sichuan peppercorns, or the tasty Lobster Fried Rice. The playfully-named cocktails are not to be missed; we’ve got our eyes on the Fennel Countdown with cumin and fennel infused gin, lemon, mint, and fennel syrup or the Saline Dion with tequila, grapefruit, lime, Thai bird chili syrup, and chili salt rim.
3. Nudie's Honky Tonk
Best For: The Party Animal Bride
Let’s get real: If you didn’t come to Nashville to party, then what are you really even doing here? Enter the party animal bride in all her glory. This boozy bride will be happiest at Nudie’s Honky Tonk, home of the longest bar in Music City, a party patio, and live music stage.
Yes, there will be signature shots. Yes, there are plenty of beer bucket specials. Nudie’s Honky Tonk even has VIP packages for bachelorette parties. This is your spot to dance the night away surrounded by millions of dollars of rare country music memorabilia. Just don’t forget to take some rooftop selfies with the Nashville skyline before the night gets away from you.
4. The Mockingbird
Best For: The Morning After Bride
While different brides want different things, if there’s one thing almost every bride can agree on it’s the sacredness of brunch. When your bleary-eyed bride awakens from her peaceful slumber, you better be prepared with a brunch plan.
Here’s where The Mockingbird swoops into the rescue. A relaxed, modern, and playful diner, The Mockingbird has all your needs covered. Those craving some hair of the dog will enjoy the Bloody Thirsty Bloody Mary. For those looking for some bubbles, may we present Bubbles in a Bag, a confusingly cute new way to consume champagne we didn’t know we needed?
Hungry yet? Get THOSE BUNS DOUGH: the fun new way to say the best brioche cinnamon rolls of your life. For something savory, we recommend a plate of TOTS ALOT, the ultimate hangover remover with a decadent plate of tater tots, pork sausage gravy, bacon bits, pickled onions, and a fried egg.
Ready for an unforgettable bachelorette party?
You are now! Use these recommendations to tailor your Nashville trip to your bride’s tastes and you’ll be off to the races. If you want to make special accommodations, use the links in this post to inquire about special event packages. Want even more venue recommendations? Check out our directory, EventUp powered by Tripleseat, to browse to your heart's content.
Editors Note: This post originally appeared on the VENUES by Tripleseat blog.
