Lonnie's Western Room

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Nashville, TN 37201

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(615) 251-1122
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Best

There is not enough to say about Lonnie's. I have been going there for years and although I am not a big fan of the weekend large crowds, it is perfect for me on most any weeknigh...

Worst

Everything tasted bland. Overpriced. Poor service.

No taste 3/9/2009

Everything tasted bland. Overpriced. Poor service. more
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The Place to go in Nashville 11/21/2006

There is not enough to say about Lonnie's. I have been going there for years and although I am not a big fan of the weekend large crowds, it is perfect for me on most any weeknight. Friendly and "family-like"...my sister and I closed it down a few years back (and a few times since) and Lonnie made a pan of brownies that he shared before sending us on our way!! more
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User review by amberwat 11/24/2005

Fun filled place but it can get a little out of hand. Make sure you go with a group of friends if you go late. You will have a great time! more
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much better! 7/1/2005

I did not want the night to end here! Friendly cowboys, bartender, doorman. Everyone in the place was very cool, in a southern, y'all way!! Pros: great atmosphere Cons: ac was broken more
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Wow 11/10/2004

You gotta go. Plain and simple. If you can handle a big crowd, a little heat, and loud music, head there for sure. If not, try it anyways just for a few minutes. This place might be the most enjoyable way to end a night in Nashville....just bring some cash for a cab! A heck of a bar. Pros: entertainment, fun, atmosphere more
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I am home 10/23/2004

THis is the greatest experience I ever had at a bar.The talent is great and the atmosphere is unbelieveable. Tony is the greatest.Ask for him Pros: Women, women, beer more
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Coyote Twin 8/11/2003

If you like a good ol' rowdy time, Lonnie's is the place to be. The Western Room has great singers that have a good time on stage, but don't expect full-fledged karaoke here. They let the occasional audience member up, but the wait is usually long. Lonnie's always has cold beer and great service. There's convenient parking, and a hotel right across the street if you can't make it home. You'll also always find taxi and limo service sitting right outside. So if you like it loud, head down to the alley, and you're sure to have a good time! Pros: Great bartenders, Fun entertainment, Convenient parking Cons: Beer only, Rowdy, Very loud more
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Tourist Trap 2/26/2003

The place is aweful. All you can do is sit down and listen to karaoke. It's definitely not a social environment. It is pretty much a tourist trap. more
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exciting 6/13/2002

Lonnie's Western Club is a fun place to go for the best karoke and best atmosphere. The girls are just great singing and the service is excellent. I met Lonnie at the Gilley's in Nashville several years ago and he still remembered me. Very Friendly! Debbie Rouse Pros: inexpensive, good atmosphere, n/a Cons: more parking, crowded, n/a more
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A Redneck Cheers 6/1/2002

Best place to go in Nashville from 6-10, after 10 it's crowded. Mom the waitress; Sherry the bartender and Joe the doorman are all great. Ask for a bucket of beer; it's the best value. Joe's Barbecue is great and of course don't forget the entertainers! April Dawn is fantastic, see if you can get her to sing Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. Jessi, Amanda and Veda are all great entertainers, they try to get you involved in the show as well. Great time had by all. more
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  • In Short
    For some, Lonnie's is the heart and soul of Nashville. Caked in memorabilia and photographs, the walls are a living scrapbook of Nashville's glorious past and prosperous present as the home of country music. The infectious atmosphere, along with a few buckets of cold beer, always pull the regulars and first-timers out of the worn red booths and on stage to discover whether they sound as good as they think they do.

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