Lil' Nashville - Country Bar & Kitchen

First time I've visited, food was good but not cheap although I think I was charged a service charge without knowing as I got talking with a nice group and they said it's probably a service charge even though I went and ordered drink and food at bar. Would be nice to know you're getting charged. But I still enjoyed my visit and loved watching the brave people learning to line dance. Maybe I will brace that experience one day in the future. Overall if you like country music it's definitely worth a visit.

What a place! What an amazing place, from the second you walk in it like being teleported to a honkytonk in southern America 🇺🇸 , we were greeted by the nicest staff imaginable and directed to bar while we waited for our table, the beer selection was very American although I was a bit gutted they had ran out of modelo, the PBR, tennessee mule and pickle backs more than made up for it, when our table was ready we were seated and and orders were taken, what felt like just a few moments later our food had arrived and I can only say this "it tasted like america" I ordered the buffalo wings with blue cheese sauce and brisket bun with seasoned fries, the wings were nice and spicy and the sauce paired very well, I also had a genius idea of pouring the left over sauce in my brisket bun which, if I do say so myself, is an absolute game changer, I tried the brisket bun by itself and it was fantastic but something about the blue cheese melting through the layers of pickles and beef brisket just elevated it to God tier level, unfortunately due to illness at home we had to cut our night short so we didnt get to stay for the live music but the sound check sounded great and we will definitely be back to experience the whole hoedown , but until then I highly recommend you go check this place out for yourself and make sure you book in advance as this place was heaving by time we left with queue forming outside If I could give more than a 5 star rating I would give it a 50! For every star on the American flag I also treat myself to a new hat because why not, they're top quality

Things to know before you go: 1. Getting there – Don’t put Lil Nashville into Google Maps on your iPhone type in the road name instead. Otherwise, you’ll end up about a 10-minute walk from the actual venue. (See photo of what I mean) 2. Reservations & entry – We arrived for our booking, but our table wasn’t ready. Fair enough, but you’re not allowed to wait at the bar (which was completely empty!). the amount of drinks money they are missing out on from that. Also worth noting: if your name isn’t on the list for a table , they’ll turn you away at the door — so don’t plan on just rocking up. After about 9:30pm, though, they let people in once they can charge the £8 entry fee for live music. 3. Live music during dinner – The singer was brilliant, but our table was off to the side with no real view of the stage. 4. Food – We ordered the Big Daddy BBQ Platter (£45). • Brisket: nicely done, though served on paper that went soggy and stuck to the meat which I ate. • Sausage: couldn’t really place what it was meant to be—somewhere between a saveloy, chorizo, and mystery meat. • Cornbread: really good. Overall: edible but not worth the price tag. 5. Evening schedule – Kitchen closes at 8 pm. By around 9 pm they start clearing away tables, then the next live act begins around 9:30. 6. Entry fee – Once the tables are cleared, live music entry costs £8 per person. Overall – After a bit of waiting around, the band at 9:30 was fantastic and the atmosphere really picked up. But between the food, the waiting, and the entry system, I don’t think I’d go back.

Lil’ Nashville in Chiswick brings a slice of Southern charm to London with its lively country bar vibe and live music. The atmosphere is electric, with talented live bands setting the perfect tone for a fun night out. The place buzzes with energy, making it a great spot to grab a drink and soak up the country spirit.Service, however, is just okay. There’s no table service, so you’ll need to head to the bar to order drinks, which can feel a bit disjointed if you’re settled in for the evening. The food, frankly, is a mixed bag—random at best. I opted for the Big Daddy BBQ Platter, expecting hearty portions given its bold name. The menu promised “slices” of brisket, but I was served just one small slice, which was a letdown. The rest of the platter felt underwhelming, lacking the robust, smoky depth you’d hope for in BBQ.Overall, Lil’ Nashville shines as a lively venue for drinks and live music, perfect for a fun night out. But if you’re looking for a proper meal, I’d recommend eating elsewhere. Stick to the beers, enjoy the bands, and you’ll have a blast.

Randomly popped into this place in Chiswick. Only came in for drinks and absolutely loved it. Who knew Nashville was alive and kicking in W4.! Guy singing one of my favourite artists Jimmy Buffett it’s 5 o’clock somewhere! I absolutely love that as a 1230 large wine and American Pale ale was the order!

Finally made it to Lil Nashville after wanting to try it for a long time. As a Persian who grew up in London and lives in Chiswick, I was curious about this American country music bar, and it didn’t disappoint. The staff and people were so welcoming. The food was excellent, the service was warm and welcoming, and the whole vibe felt unique for West London. Great spot, I’ll definitely be back.

Extremely disappointed .. I loved the decor. Food was ok.. nothing special tho :( but what really matters to me was the service..no warm welcome on arrival and the girls behind the bar were miserable and RUDE. Made us feel like we were a burden. Didn’t smile or make us feel welcome at all. taking our order was a massive deal to one particular member of staff as if we were bothering her. Unbelievably rude and ruined the experience. Do better…

Worst bbq food ever, tiny portions, mac and cheese taste like from a supermarket box with zero cheese, no melted cheese on nachos zero flavour, all ingredients was just put on top with some mayo sauce, it wasn't properly baked in, no baffalo sauce on baffalo wings (it was grease in the bottom ). No draft beers available only in cans. Night ruined. I booked for my husband birthday and wrote so in the booking, there's no mentioning of the birthday though other tables got live music mentions. They do not have any beers on tap, food in offer got tiny portions and zero bbq flavor, taste like Weather Spoons level of cooking. We both love Southern American food and enjoyed for example Bodeens or Poor Boy's in Kingston, this place is nothing like that, don't come here for the food. Plus the service is just bad, they didn't bring glasses for the cans of beers they only have on offer, have to ask for that. Also it was weird to offer fruit flavour sparkling water with alcohol on the beer and cider option? I didn't know it was only water with 4% alcohol it was just odd option to offer for £6. Only 1 napkin provided for the whole table. Venue looks cheap and live music was nice so have to shout out for the artist, but the whole experience was lacking due to the appalling food and lack of drink options. We travelled for 1 hour to get to this place and what a mistake. In the end our bill was 90 Pounds what a waste of time and money.