Star Rover Sound
Restaurant · East Germantown
1400 Adams St, Nashville, TN 37208
Highlights
Steaks, live music, margaritas, queso, and ice cream
Steaks, live music, margaritas, queso, and ice cream
"Star Rover Sound isn’t your typical dark, stately steakhouse. It's actually a neon-lit live music venue that happens to serve some great food. But at night, Friday through Sunday, it channels the spirit of Texas Roadhouse with an unfussy and slightly kitschy steak dinner pop-up that’s perfect for a casual date or hanging with friends. Your steak (most of which are under $50) will not only be tender and seared to the slightest crisp, but it’ll come with a dinner salad, buttery rolls from The Optimist, and your choice of onion rings or “thrice-cooked” fries. For dessert, get some soft serve and a slice of apple pie. We’ve yet to try it, but they also have the 76er challenge—a glorious test of will that entails finishing a 76-ounce steak, salad, yeast rolls, and a bowl of fries in under an hour for a comped meal and your picture on the wall." - jackie gutierrez jones 2
"Here’s an easy and fool-proof recipe for a night out in Germantown: Start with drinks at Le Loup, head downstairs for a seafood-forward dinner at The Optimist, and then shut down the night at the neighboring Star Rover Sound, a live music hall that serves a bunch of different steaks and soft serve. It feels like a honky-tonk, but with strong Texas Roadhouse energy, and you can actually have a conversation without screaming while you watch local acts perform every Thursday through Saturday night. Grab one of the seats on the long red banquette and a margarita from the neon-lit bar, and enjoy the jazz, bluegrass, country, and Americana." - bailey freeman, jackie gutierrez jones 2
"Star Rover Sound isn’t your typical dark, stately steakhouse. It's actually a neon-lit live music venue that happens to serve some great food. But at night, Friday through Sunday, it channels the spirit of Texas Roadhouse with an unfussy and slightly kitschy steak dinner pop-up that’s perfect for a casual date or hanging with friends. Your steak (most of which are under $50) will not only be tender and seared to the slightest crisp, but it’ll come with a dinner salad, buttery rolls from The Optimist, and your choice of onion rings or “thrice-cooked” fries. For dessert, get some soft serve and a slice of apple pie. We’ve yet to try it, but they also have the 76er challenge—a glorious test of will that entails finishing a 76-ounce steak, salad, yeast rolls, and a bowl of fries in under an hour for a comped meal and your picture on the wall. " - jackie gutierrez jones 2
"Here’s an easy and fool-proof recipe for a night out: Start with drinks at Le Loup, head downstairs for a seafood-forward dinner at The Optimist, and then shut down the night at the neighboring Star Rover Sound, a live music hall that serves a bunch of different steaks and soft serve. It feels like a honky-tonk, but there’s some mid-century modern energy here, and you can actually have a conversation without screaming while you watch local acts perform every Thursday through Saturday night. Grab a tufted vinyl booth and a margarita from the neon-lit bar, and enjoy the jazz, bluegrass, country, and Americana." - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
"Star Rover Sound is kind of a curve ball in this category — most people know this down-home, country-fried spot from Ford Fry as a live music venue with ice-cold beer. But on Friday and Saturday nights starting at 5 p.m., Star Rover turns into a casual West Texas steakhouse. Checkered tablecloths and plastic red votives set the scene for the house meal: salad, Opti rolls, bottomless fries and onion rings, and your choice of steak (the price of the meal varies by the cut). Add a swirl of soft-serve or slice of pie to your meal before calling it a night" - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones
