Music City is all about good times, good drinks, and good people. Nothing beats Jack on the rocks with a view, and this list has the ten most elegant rooftop drinking lounges. Let's get started.
Music City is all about good times, good drinks, and good people. Nothing beats Jack on the rocks with a view, and this list has the ten most elegant rooftop drinking lounges. Let's get started.
Play pool, or play in the pool, on the roof! Next to the pool is the rooftop bar with views of downtown. The spot is popular with the city's considerable student population. The atmosphere is easy-going during the day, and the Tennessee sun serves as the ultimate tanning bed as you sip piña coladas. The bar takes on a different vibe in the evenings, with LED lamps and fire pits. The hotel hosts assorted events, so the rooftop bar is always vibrant.
The jewel of Nashville's Gulch area. L.A. Jackson operates on the roof of Thompson Nashville. Great food and even better drinks are just part of the charm that attracts business folks, artsy types, students, and professors as patrons. As far as the drinks menu goes, L.A. Jackson is a certified cocktail laboratory. New drinks are invented every week. Their line-up includes Dismisinformation, Toxic Masculinity, Item 9, and More Life. But the classics aren’t neglected. The lounge is still good for a post-grind beer or the odd double. The whisky options, in particular, are a reminder of the bar's Tennessee roots.
Play pool, or play in the pool, on the roof! Next to the pool is the rooftop bar with views of downtown. The spot is popular with the city's considerable student population. The atmosphere is easy-going during the day, and the Tennessee sun serves as the ultimate tanning bed as you sip piña coladas. The bar takes on a different vibe in the evenings, with LED lamps and fire pits. The hotel hosts assorted events, so the rooftop bar is always vibrant.
The jewel of Nashville's Gulch area. L.A. Jackson operates on the roof of Thompson Nashville. Great food and even better drinks are just part of the charm that attracts business folks, artsy types, students, and professors as patrons. As far as the drinks menu goes, L.A. Jackson is a certified cocktail laboratory. New drinks are invented every week. Their line-up includes Dismisinformation, Toxic Masculinity, Item 9, and More Life. But the classics aren’t neglected. The lounge is still good for a post-grind beer or the odd double. The whisky options, in particular, are a reminder of the bar's Tennessee roots.
This old drinking hole has overlooked tremendous change on Broadway over the last century. Boasting a rich history and an earworm name, the bar is indoor/outdoor with a triple platform of dining areas, along with an outside terrace on top of a historic building. The drinks menu is extensive, consisting of local craft beers and imports featuring beer bucket specials. Scotch, whiskey, and tequila are part of the premium selections. However, signature drinks include the Silver Dollar Slinger, Patsy's Peach Punch, and the Suzy Q. Nudie's also has a nice, if not spectacular, food menu.
One of the best places if you love colorful drinks, indie bands, and rooftop patios. Dierks Bentley's looks like something out of a tv show, with its generous natural lighting and aesthetic. The open space converts from a restaurant to a dance floor. The place boasts fantastic signature drinks, including Dierks' lemonade, a smiting mixture of Jack Daniel's and other ingredients. You can also sip the Little Heartbreaker, Dierk's Dram, or the timeless Tequila Mockingbird.
Florida Georgia Line (FGL) House is a posh place that caters to a mature crowd. The establishment has views of downtown and the Cumberland River. Cocktail lovers can ask for the FGL House margarita or the Big Mule. The Dark Horse Cabernet is the perfect dinner companion. The menu has delectable appetizers and solid entrees. The bourbon chicken deserves a key to the city. Short rib or crusted salmon are also popular.
Ellington's features an unmistakable air of sophistication and pristine utensil sets. The lounge is on the 4th floor of the Fairlane Hotel on Union Street, and it's open to guests and the general public. The cocktail menu has classics like the Old Fashioned and Pisco Sour and modern inventions like the Mixed Signals and the Conspiracy Theory There is a delightful selection of wines and craft beers. Ellington's is one of Nashville's finest rooftops for great fun.
The new and improved L27's best description is a spring break wonderland. With a pool, beach chairs, and skyline views, L27 is the hottest place for a drink. The bar is in Sobro, about half a mile from downtown. Hop on an elevator and head to the 27th floor. Once you arrive, greetings from a well-informed server warm your homage. The same individual will tend to all your needs. The cocktails include the Rye Tai, Cherry Blossom, Stay Up Beet, and the Lemonade Stand. The menu features dishes like lobster gnocchi and the beefy L27 burger.
Famous Nashville packs just enough style, substance, and character. The bar's lounge on the rooftop is the main attraction, offering a view of the Cumberland River. The live music is a close second. From indie whippersnappers to your grandma's favorite blues bands. The drinks menu has plenty of options, including the Never Have I Ever, Strawberry Wine, and Woo Girl. There is also a food and brunch menu. Our main dish pick is Willie's chicken Quesa-Dill-A with a melted cheese blend and sour cream.
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