Legends Corner

Another great and fun Nashville location to have a beer, a cocktail and listen to some live music. The bar staff was very attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was real honky tonk. The decor awesome.

Similar to Losers in my opinion, although Losers was more fun at the time I visited. Waited a good while but the band was between sets I guess so it kind of ruined the vibe for me. Definitely cool memorabilia on the walls but a little more dingy than the other places, I mean for a bar who cares really but when compared to the other 200 places to grab a beer, this one stands out as a little more “divey.” 😜 I would definitely go back though, and if the music was good, really what more do you need. I like that they serve beer in a bottle instead of a can.

We had such a great Friday night here! The singer was amazing and kept us from leaving until 2am! Drinks were great, band was amazing, and played all different types of songs, not the same 10 they play at all the other bars in Nashville.

Normally, I like to scope out a few options before choosing a spot, but this time, we walked into the very first honky tonk we saw on Broadway—and it did not disappoint. The live country music spilling out of the open doors immediately pulled us in, and the authentic bar atmosphere sealed the deal. We grabbed a beer, found a high-top table, and settled in to enjoy the live act. The band was everything you’d hope for in a classic honky tonk—cowboy hats, boots, fiddles, acoustic guitars, and that signature country energy that made it impossible not to get swept up in the moment. They weren’t just playing music; they were engaging with the crowd, creating a real connection between the stage and the audience. Another highlight was the crowd itself—a solid mix of locals and Americans rather than just tourists, which made the experience feel even more authentic. And finally, the cherry on top was watching an older couple step onto the well-worn dance floor and, without hesitation, burst into dance—just the two of them, completely lost in the love of the music and the moment. It was a beautiful and wholesome reminder of what music can do—bring people together, stir emotions, and create unforgettable memories. If you’re looking for a genuine honky tonk experience, this place is well worth a visit!

A fun spot to enjoy a great time with your friends and family or make a friend or two. The bands and music scene are dynamic and diverse. Whether you're a fan of country music or any other genre, Legends Corner has a wealth of musical offerings to listen to. Shelby is a Top-notch bartender. She is always friendly and professional, serving up a great cocktail or beer. I visit Legends Corner every time I'm in Nashville. It's a must. You never know who you'll run into in here. 😁😎

I went to check out the strip here and didn't make it past the first bar I tried. Lol. Good/bad on my part. Gabby the bar keep was great. Drinks were going down good. I didn't catch the name of the band but they weren't to bad. Enjoyed the atmosphere of music, drinks & visiting.

Loved the decor, band was great,as well as the bartenders.

Great place full of nostalgia!! Right accross from the arena !! Very busy

Great for women. every girl group should at least start here. We were having a great time, enjoying the music. There were a couple of guys who were being a bit too much - hitting on my friend (fine), she showed gratitude but said she was not interested and they got super disrespectful (not fine), we said whatever and stopped engaging but they would not stop and got disrespectful with insults (really not fine), and then I went to the bouncer - he was incredibly helpful, told me I got you, was able to shake the dudes down, and we all were able to enjoy the music without continued shenanigans. Good spot if you're just trying to have a good time, drink some good drinks, listen to some good music, make your intentions known, have some pleasant conversations along the way . Legit don't start nothing won't be nothing kind of bar.

Great atmosphere with fantastic music! The wait staff were nice. We had such a great time we went back 5 more times while in Nashville. We did not eat but had some beers which were cold and refreshing.

Solid bar with live music. Large venue so lots of space compared to some places along Broadway. Drink service was quick. Bathroom could use some cleaning and stock ups.

We went to honky tonk highway to walk around but also find some really good music. Legends Corner did not disappoint for a music lover. We stayed for a full set because the band was that good. We would definitely come back. Good for dancing, for drinking, and for having a good time.

My new favorite Nashville music place. Love the atmosphere and the music was great. Brews were more reasonably priced and better selection than some of the bigger places. We started and ended here on our day in Nashville.

Great live music! A little more crowded in the evening but worth it. Fast and friendly service. We will definitely be back.

Located Katy corner from the Bridgestone arena this is a great place to start your night of music in Nashville!! Feels old school because it is and a favorite for birthdays and bachelorette parties (sorry!) Staff very friendly and efficient from the doorman to the drink slinger! This should become a favorite of yours as it has mine!! Aside from playing Tennessee Whiskey, I have nothing but good things to say about Morgan Alexander and singing a song to a would be bride about how he'll help her bury her husbands body if he isn't good to her is a song every bachelorette should cherish!!! Oh... no tv's if you're looking to catch a game out of the corner of your eye, FYI

After several bar stops on Broadway, we found Legends Corner. Had a great time. The music was great, the service was better then every other bar we'd been to that day. Our bartender Amanda was beyond amazing. It's the only bar so far we've both said we've got to stop by on our next trip.

First bar we stopped in. Band played more rock than country Drinks very over priced! Bouncer asked if I had any liquor or weapons and then asked to search my purse-LV Odeon (like I could hide much in there)

My friend has never been in here before so we decided to stop in here for "just one drink!" on our last day in Nash. I've been here once before but this time I used the bathroom & had NO idea of the bar & all the stuff on the walls in the back on your way to the bathroom. Was pretty cool considering I didn't even know the bar went back that far....lol Of course there was live music this day, good tunes. We sat @ the bar & was waited on right away. I decided to have a tito's & soda water and my cup was smaller than your usual bar cups. Next time I'll have to ask if they have a bigger cup. Its just the smaller the cup the quicker I'll drink my drink....lol My friend got a beer. The bartender was nice & even asked us if we wanted another round we had to sadly decline as we had to stop in a souvenir store before heading back to the hotel to catch a ride to the airport. If you stop in here you must go next door to Legends gift shop. It's my favorite down on Broadway. I LOVE all the old decor on the walls (see my photos). They even have old juke box's in the back. I definitely would like to come in here when it's busier & the back bars are open to see what the atmosphere is like. We came in the afternoon. I'll definitely will be back in here on my next trip to NASH!!

Stopped here first when we got to Broadway and I think this will be our first stop from here on out when my wife and I visit Broadway. Amanda at the bar was friendly and it was awesome watching her handle a "challenging" individual at the bar. The band we listed to was excellent and the ambiance is what a bar in Nashville should be.

We popped in here to Hear a band, have some drinks and enjoy the ambiance. Raucous but fun. Nice drinks. Good service. The band, Kristine Kabbe & the Scalawags, were awesome. On IG as @kristinekabbes also on Spotify!

Some friends and I spent 3 days last weekend going to literally every bar on Broadway and BY FAR my favorite was Legends Corner. Yes the bands were great, we were able to find seats, atmosphere awesome, but hands down the best thing was the service. We luckily had Colby to start with and never went to anyone else - 3 nights in a row! Always prompt, honest and friendly service, given with a one in a million smile. Amazingly personable, perhaps the sweetest bartender I've ever met (believe me, that says a lot )!

Great service at Legends! The staff went above and beyond and the music is great. This was more of an intimate setting in terms of the bar scene in Nashville. We'd definitely come back again!

Spent several hours here listening to an awesome band. Nice venue with an upper level away from the stage. Plenty if room if you like to hit the dance floor. The bartender was voted 2 yrs straight as top bartender and she took good care of us. We found we like these smaller bars MUCH better than the larger scale bars with louder music. Bands here are more personal and play request. Will comeback for sure.

It was getting late so the crowds were dying down a little bit. Despite the lateness, Legends Corner was still very lively and the band was playing some great music. This is a great place to either start your bar hopping or to end it.

This is a cool spot on the corner. The walls are lined with old records and pictures of legends. The drinks were pricey, but that is expected when drinking downtown Nashville. The bartender was ok, the drinks were good and the band was playing some older stuff. I'll definitely come back and recommend anyone in town check this place out!

I'm here because I love country music and this place just "pulled" me in when I was walking by. The band was great in the afternoon and we went back later after dinner and that band was phenomenal! Nothing overly fancy here and the drinks are good, just a great bar with great music. Loved it.

One of my favorite bars on Broadway, I love the smaller, more intimate atmosphere. It's a great way to get 'up close and personal' with the bands, and there is a small dance floor available. I also love the record covers that line the walls.

This is a Nashville staple, sitting on the corner next to Tootsies. Like several of the bars/restaurants downtown they have music from morning until late into the evening. They do not have a kitchen but they do sell slices of "reheated" pizza. It's a cool spot to pop in and check out.

Our group of 10 had a great time at Legends February 29-March 3rd. The staff took very good care of us. The service they provided us was perfect. They do not have food that we could see, so they let us bring in our own. We went on 4 different occasions and every time the bands put on a great show. We actually saw artist from bands their that played at the Ryman Auditorium. Drink prices were really good

My favorite bar when im in town visiting!!My first stop always. Ashley is the best!!!!

Visiting Nashville many times over the last 4 years we have found this to be one of the busy venues in Nashville that lends it self to more of a classic country feel. The history of the memorabilia on the walls is worth the visit from all the Sun records the album covers the autographed pictures and guitars. Another of the great places to find a drink that wont send you broke home early. Stop find a spot to relax and enjoy.

We found Legends on a Thursday morning around 10 AM, the music was amazing, and the bartender was even better. During our 4 day stay we found our way back a handful of times. It's a fun atmosphere and very conveniently located on Broadway, it's definitely worth stopping for a cocktail!

As a visitor, we thoroughly enjoyed sipping and listening at Legends Corner. I'm not a country music fan but I think live music is always cool (i.e. fire, bet) so here I am tapping my toes along with the believers. Drinks were cold. Staff was attentive. Music was good. What's not to love?

This is a good fun bar that is it located in downtown Nashville I really like the mural they had on the outside of the bar. It is of all these country legends from past and present. Fun bar for sure that we visited while we were going to a luke combs concert a couple years back so definitely check it out

Cold beer, good music & seats by the window. Colorful people adding by Friday at 5 and a fabulous band inside. We

I would never return to this bar due to the absolutely rudest bartender. (Long dark hair blue eyes) My husband and I were sitting on the bar and the sweetest girls came in and brought the sleepy bar to life. Everyone was having so much fun, they even got me to dance. One of the girls in the group went over to buy a round and the bartender told her she wouldn't be serving her anymore because "she was rude and didn't tip her" Then the customer, just asked again what the problem was and the bartender went and got a bouncer then proceeded to get in her face and yell at her. The customers were not drunk, just a group out having fun. I was absolutely in shock. Perhaps management needs to tell employees that tips are earned. I live here and will not return, there are lots of places to buy overpriced drinks and listen to good music. After reading other reviews it appears this bartender has a pattern. Unbelievable!

Great bands! It's packed! So be prepared for a crowd. Shots are just as expensive as a mixed drink, which seems a little crazy. Cool be to be a part of the crowd & experience it. Two bars. Second bar wasn't nearly as packed. I was ID'd twice, which seemed weird because they stamp your hand when they ID you at the door. Neat experience. Wouldn't recommend drinking a lot here, it'll burn through your wallet. But fun to check out the live music.

A patron came up to the bar where I was sitting there was plenty of room. He purposefully rubbed his privates against my knees. My knees were to the side as I was watching the band. He denied it walked away and when I turned around a few minutes later he was laughing and pointing to me while talking with his friend. I remarked it is not funny to assault someone. The bouncer came over to me and said I would have to leave. I told him what happened and he said he didn't care. We had been there over an hour consumed one beer and he forcibly took the new beer which had just been paid for at the outrageous prices they charge and made me leave. I took his picture and will be posting it on social media so that women can be warned that this establishment does not protect women and victimized the victim. He also threatened legal action to f I posted his actions. There is so much to do in Nashville skip this place it's not worth the disrespect.

One of my favorite venues on Broadway! I think it's because of the atmosphere of classic country legends, 60's and 70's era. The bands playing here also cover hits from the bi-gone era. There are awesome vintage juke boxes all over, and cool artwork and old album covers adorning the walls. It is rather small inside with a lower and upper portion, smaller stage area that can be difficult to see from the back.

Fun bar on a corner of Broadway! I wish the drinks were a little less watered down, I guess the hustle there is buying beer so you know what you're getting. The doorman and bartenders were all very friendly. The best part of this bar was the decor and the live band. They were actually really entertaining! Beware if you're being super careful due to Covid...this bar was the least Covid safe we went to out of all of the bars last night. It was packed inside! Most people try and keep their distance, but when it's that packed and there's not enough tables, you're bound to get closer than you wish to others.

I was there with some buddies. My buddy tabbed out and covered the tip. I stayed for two more drinks and didn't tip on them because it was already covered. The long brown haired bar chick chastised me for "not tipping" and then had security escort me out because of it. She had already been tipped. I was literally sitting there minding my own business.

Great band & beer a little cheaper than other bars. Had a great time & will go back next time we visit Nashville. Highly recommend for a good time

Overall Nashville is a really fun town to visit but is getting really really expensive to go. Although it's on the Strip, Legends Corner Bar still seems like it's true to its history. The bar actually a little bigger than it looks it has an upstairs and a downstairs but they had a really great band playing and they took request as well but as we found out the next night when we went back it was the same set over and over again which is okay. The bartenders were attentive and friendly even though it was getting pretty busy they seemed to enjoy their jobs and had fun. They were pretty quick I'm getting the beers out to you and it seemed they liked to serve the beers in six-pack form which pretty much is going to separate you from 40 bucks so it was still kind of pricey. They had a lot of memorabilia up on the walls in the bathrooms did not seem nearly as run-down as you would expect them to be in a restaurant that gets his kind of volume. They had quite a staff of bouncers I think I counted six which was a lot for a Friday afternoon. However seeing as how we just got kicked out of tootsies maybe they had the right amount after all lol

Completely forgot to review Legends Corner and what a shame that is. This is such a fun little bar with live music and great drinks. Many well known country artists have graced the stage at Legends Corner including Toby Keith, Eric church, Darius Rucker, Kid Rock, Luke Bryan and others. There were not many people here as they just reopened due to Covid but that was perfectly fine with us, we were rewarded with personal treatment by Buck McCoy for my birthday which made it even more fun! Highly recommended if you are in Nashville!

First time visiting Nashville! Out of all the bars, Legends was our absolute favorite! The blonde bartender Brooke greeted us with the most contagious smile making us feel very welcomed. We loved hearing her Nashville accent haha And she gave us all wonderful service! We definitely felt at home. Next time we visit, Legends will be our first stop!!

WOW!!! I can say this was the most welcoming bar because of Tara! We walked in just as tourist & after conversing with her we felt like home! Invited people on the street in here for a shot & Tara had the best conversations & said the nicest things to say about the bar being here for quite some time, & in the midst of it all next thing you know we're here for 2 hours drinking the whole time! I give all the credit to the bartender for keeping us entertained & laughing the entire time from her welcoming personality! Out of all the bars it truly made our trip interacting with her!!! Love the ambiance, the prices in drinks are UNMATCHABLE here in the downtown area, & ofcourse LOVE the staff cause it made our experience !!! Can't wait to be back again!!

With so many spots to choose from in Nashville, especially on Music Row, it's hard to say which ones are the best of the bunch. It really depends on the band that's playing, and the crowd in the joint. Legends stuck out because it was thoroughly entertaining in the middle of the afternoon and we were still recovering from the previous night out on Music Row. We were able to grab a table and a few chairs in the back, and stayed for a few hours. The decor is a bunch of old album covers on the walls and other memorabilia. We got there during the last couple songs of a band playing, so we had to wait for the next band to set up. This next band had a lead, who was an entertainer. Good musician, but also told stories/jokes between songs and really engaged the crowd. The band was good, the music was fun, and the beers were cold. We had a great time! Though it's pretty hard not to have a great time in Nashville.

Saturday at 11am this place was already filled with people, social distancing doesn't seem to be unforced but lots of cool memorabilia on the walls and the band playing was great.

Great atmosphere, not ear blasting loud if you are in the back part of the bar. Had a wonderful time as the band was so engaging. Friendly bartenders and staff.

What else can I say about these outstanding Nashville bars that I haven't said already?We were nearing the end of our first day in Nashville and we were still thirsty, although our alcohol tolerance was waning. Great drinks. More local beers, and great music. At this point I was a big fan of Nashville bars, and we still had a few days to go. Most of the bars were uncrowded during the day. This allowed for a nice, intimate experience with the bands. I have a feeling the nights are a bit more crowded........ We shall see!!

The good times started here. ! Great live music and right in your face. Friendly staff and service ! This is a definite do again! We met some of the funnest people here !

I recently walked to Legends Corner after the Elton John concert at Bridgestone. It was about 11pm on a Saturday and the streets were full, so we ducked inside. A band was playing, and they were really good, but my ears were still sensitive from the concert, so we got a drink and sat on the patio to people watch as they went by us. Although we were the only two outside most of the time, a waitress still came out to check on us. We could still hear the band and we even clogged to Rocky Top. There is absolutely NO WAY that my feet will be still when I hear it. The most interesting thing that we saw all night was when we sat on the patio on Legends. A woman, walking all by herself, was very intoxicated and holding a $20 bill in her hand, very visibly. She walked down the alley next to Legends, and a man kept eyeballing her, clearly ready to take her money, and who knows what. It was a gut feeling I had, I guess. I called her to come over to the patio railing and started a conversation. She explained that she'd been with friends, but she'd gotten too drunk to get into the next bar. Bouncers said no, and her friends went in and left her to fend for herself. The man that was stalking her had turned and went in the opposite direction. My husband and I told her about the man following her and told her she needed to put her money away, and try to walk closer to a group of people. Although she was highly intoxicated, she was cognizant enough to realize what we were saying. Women, don't walk the streets of Nashville at night by yourself. It's not smart or safe.

Stopped in here as I was touring Broadway and taking in the sights. They had live music in the window and I thought I would give this place a try. Place is dark and smells like a bar upon walking in. The band playing wasn't too loud, but plenty loud enough that they could easily be heard in the back area of the bar. One of my buddies flagged down the bartender and ordered a few drinks. I am not sure what my friends got, but I got a 7-up and strawberry vodka. It was not very good. Very likely it was cheap liquor that was used, although the small drink was $9.00 on a Wednesday night. To be honest, I don't really care much for the taste of alcohol, so I'm a poor judge of what a good alcoholic drink should taste like. I have had alcoholic drinks that I like, so it is possible, but this one wasn't it. Even my buddy said he didn't think it was that good and cited the cheap liquor used in it. The bar has a floor section closer to the band and a back section with a few steps to a raised area. We sat there and the band sounded great from there. The bar's back area is like a museum of sorts, with an older jukebox encased in glass. I know jukeboxes are terribly common, but it was like being in Back to the Future Part II and Marty looking at every day 90's gear like it is a museum item. We left after the single drink. We were probably there 20 minutes. It is a quaint place. Probably worth stopping in at least once to check it out. Not really a place I would hang out for long periods and continue to drink, but it would be nice if you were short on time and wanted quick entertainment.

Great bar. Much better priced drinks than next door. No cover. Bands mediocre. Door staff, bar staff, fun and welcoming! Especially Rob with the black hat!

Dirty, cramped, smelled of pinesol and puke, bartender female ignored me and kept serving the males. Got no service at table, and finally left!

Not bad, but there are so many places to go this is a bar I'd stop in only if we're staying at the Renaissance, a friend wants to talk listen to live music watch sports and maybe grab food

First bar I have ever felt like they didn't want me there. Manager accused me of puking on their floor by poking me in the shoulder blade and saying "he did it" which must have been refuted because no one asked me to leave. Then less than 20 minutes later same person poked me hard In the back and said "he can move" rather than simply asking me to step aside so her freind could order a drink. I get I'm a big dude, but you can just ask me to scoot over. The bartender than suggested we leave even though we had been tipping what I thought was very well, but I understand that may have been a difficult position for her to be in, This is downtown Nashville, they'll do just fine without an out of town tourist and his wife, but this was the worst experience I've ver had at a bar, and with the amount of options here I will simply suggest that people avoid here and go elsewhere.