4.2
- 3.9Food
- 4.3Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.0Value
Noise • Energetic
1 - 16 people
US$199.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 20 people
1 - 16 people
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4.2
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25 September 2026
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood will donate all proceeds from Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk on Sept. 25 to the Nashville Public Library and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Published in The Tennessean
24 September 2026
The Broadway venue will donate 100% of its September 25 sales and collect children’s books for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and Nashville Public Library.
Published in Nashville Lifestyles
31 August 2026
Friends in Low Places Bar & Honky-Tonk will recognize Sept. 25 as Dolly Day, donating all proceeds from the day to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Published in USA Today
27 August 2026
Friends in Low Places will donate its entire income on September 25 to children's literacy, honoring Dolly Parton and her Imagination Library. The bar plans to make Dolly Day an annual event.
Published in Garth Brooks
12 May 2026
Friends in Low Places will host a Memorial Day cookout on its Oasis Rooftop on May 24, 2026, with live music and free general admission. VIP tables for up to 12 guests are available for $500, with a $20 discount using promo code GURU.
Published in Nashville Guru
5 August 2025
Named after Garth Brooks' 1990 song, Friends In Low Places opened in March 2024. The article says it is Nashville's only country star bar owned by a famous country music couple.
Published in Smooth Radio
Sunday is a popular pick for brunch, guests specifically mention attending Sunday and special brunch events and enjoying the experience.
Guests note that several bar favorites arrive generously, the chicken tenders, fries and fried pickles are described as plentiful, and the smoked wings as nicely sized.
Friends In Low Places fills up for big nights, Saturday evenings and event periods like CMA Fest can be especially packed, while lunch and afternoon visits, including some Sunday daytime visits, tend to be much quieter.
Yes, if you and your partner enjoy live music and a rooftop view, Friends In Low Places has hosted anniversary visits and delivers a music-forward, memorable evening.
Yes, Friends In Low Places offers outdoor seating on its Oasis rooftop, a breezy rooftop patio where guests enjoy drinks, mimosas, and meals with a view.
For a calmer visit, Friends In Low Places is best at lunch or for afternoon drinks, guests specifically recommend visiting midday to avoid shoulder-to-shoulder crowds and still enjoy the rooftop.
Yes, Friends In Low Places welcomes families: guests report bringing children (including two 10-year-olds), enjoying the accessible, family-friendly vibe, and receiving warm, helpful attention from staff.
Friends In Low Places stretches over multiple levels: lively first and second-floor honky-tonk/bar areas, a third-floor space with cozy private event rooms (and Trisha Yearwood's restaurant), plus the Oasis rooftop patio.
Friends In Low Places is a music-first, four-story honky-tonk with live bands and a loud, high-energy Broadway vibe; the multi-level bars and rooftop Oasis create a bustling, convivial setting.
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