"Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night can keep East Nashvillians from Urban Cowboy’s patio. It’s right outside the Queen Anne Victorian mansion, where neighbors wander over after the end of a work day, or inevitably end up after dinner at Lockeland Table. During the winter, they’re huddled around fire pits with clarified milk punch in hand, or sipping chilled wine with a slice of Roberta’s pizza on a balmy summer night. Everyone seems to know everyone who’s there, including that semi-famous singer at the wine bar inside, who, as Nashville etiquette demands, is left to enjoy their cab in anonymity. East Nashvillians who live around the corner Felt cowboy hat, a thrifted 1980s fringe jacket" - jackie gutierrez jones 2
"While the hand-carved wooden bar, tin ceilings, and exposed brick walls speak to the history of its location in the carriage house of the 140-year-old George Schleier Mansion, this neo-saloon is well-versed in the art of present-day mixology. That’s evidenced by funky punch-packers like the Kazillionaire with mezcal, red bell pepper, corn, cilantro, and Aleppo chile salt and the Pyramid Scheme combining rye, applejack, Cynar, and peanut butter. Wood-fired pizza from Little Johnny B’s ably absorbs the alcohol." - Eater Staff
"Occupying the carriage house of the George Schleier Mansion, built in the 1880s, this nifty newcomer to Uptown plays the part of a Wild West-era saloon with gusto while whipping up thoroughly modern cocktails like the Rattlesnake Jake with rye, absinthe, amaretto, cacao, lemon, and egg white — which the lively and jam-packed crowd happily pairs with pizzas from Little Johnny B’s." - Ruth Tobias
"What began as a temporary option has ended up as a major win. Roberta’s, the Brooklyn-born wood-fired pizza specialist, has maintained its residency at Urban Cowboy Public House in East Nashville, serving some of the city’s best pizza. It’s currently benefitting from the skills of Wes Scoggins (a.k.a. Jewish Cowboy), who launched the menu at Pinky Ring Pizza. Pasta and salads are also available alongside traditional margherita pies and a crowd favorite called the Bee Sting — a sweet and spicy number with soppressata, mozzarella, chile, honey, and basil." - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones, Eater Staff
"Currently a pop-up option in Nashville that is easily one of the best in town, Brooklyn-based wood-fired pizza purveyor Roberta’s resides at Urban Cowboy Public House bar at least through the end of the year." - Delia Jo Ramsey