Urban Cowboy Nashville

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"I noted that Roberta’s, one of America’s best-known wood-fired pizzerias, is temporarily hitting the road for a two-month pop-up in Nashville at Urban Cowboy (The Public House), with the pop-up launching on November 19 and remaining through January 2021." - Eater Staff

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"You'll find Urban Cowboy Nashville in East Nashville, more specifically in the residential Lockeland Springs neighborhood, which is rather unexpected in the Nashville hotel scene." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"There are three huge outdoor fire pits blazing at this kitschy boutique hotel and restaurant housed in a restored Victorian mansion on Woodland. You’ll also find three more (smaller) indoor fires at the hotel’s Parlor Wine Bar. Plus, Roberta’s Pizza is also on the premises firing up their brick pizza oven seven days a week to warm you up with a slice." - Clara Wang

"Across the Cumberland River from downtown, residential East Nashville got its first taste of hipster cool in 2016 when this Instagram-friendly bed-and-breakfast opened in a renovated Queen Anne mansion. Like its sister property in Brooklyn, Urban Cowboy’s eight suites and freestanding cabin are each uniquely named—Midnight Rider, the Lion’s Den—and decorated with geometric inlaid woodwork, Southwestern-inspired designs, and handcrafted furniture, plus custom wallpaper and copper and claw-foot tubs. The communal music parlor encourages interaction among guests with a collection of gently worn instruments, as does the all-weather fire pit, where blankets and good cheer are plentiful, especially after enjoying craft cocktails and wood-fired meals at Public House, the property’s on-site restaurant and bar."

"Across the Cumberland River from downtown, residential East Nashville got its first taste of hipster cool in 2016 when this Instagram-friendly bed-and-breakfast opened in a renovated Queen Anne mansion. Like its sister property in Brooklyn, Urban Cowboy’s eight suites and freestanding cabin are each uniquely named—Midnight Rider, the Lion’s Den—and decorated with geometric inlaid woodwork, Southwestern-inspired designs, and handcrafted furniture, plus custom wallpaper and copper and claw-foot tubs. The communal music parlor encourages interaction among guests with a collection of gently worn instruments, as does the all-weather fire pit, where blankets and good cheer are plentiful, especially after enjoying craft cocktails and wood-fired meals at Public House, the property’s on-site restaurant and bar."