Legends Corner

Awesome dive-​ish bar on Broadway!
Yes, Broadway is the tourist-​y strip in Nashville, but it’s worth checking out, esp. if you’re a tourist.
(Make sure you check out the rest of the city though, too.)
Legends: live music, strong drinks, ample space, fun/​kitschy «Music City» décor.
Nice ladies’ bathrooms! Solid bartenders.
Not too much else to say, really.

This is my favorite bar downtown. It’s the vibe and the music. Lots of room to get around and they play great bands. Quick to get drinks as well. This bar feels like more of a 30’s and up crowd where like tootsies is more 20s. Now don’t get me wrong there all all ages everywhere and there is always a mix it does tend to fell this way.

Horrible experience. We were actually having a decent time until two new bartenders showed up. One was just nasty. Mean! I guess that’s why he is where he is. I can’t believe he hasn’t had his ass kicked. The cute blonde was great and witnessed this asshole being rude. It was 4÷21÷16. I’ll be interested to see if anybody gives a crap. If they don’t fire that dick I’ll never be back. Actually, I don’t care what they do. If the manager is stupid enough to allow somebody like that to serve drinks than they don’t care if anybody comes back. Huge tourists trap.

I was in Nashville for a few hours and this place was POPPING on a Tuesday night at 2am. The band was amazing and the drinks were good! The crowd seemed too wasted to respond to the music though — otherwise it was great to be at this iconic place. Just felt a little sorry for the talented musicians.

The best! An absolutely must-​stop, must see spot in Nashville. Every bar in Nashville has a great vibe, and fantastic music, but this is by far the best spot. Every performance was amazing, and the energy is fantastic. The bartenders are sweet and sassy and so welcoming. I will most definitely be going back to Legends any and every time I’m in Nashville!

Always a good time at legends… always a great band on stage and though it may be packed 99% of the time, it’s worth it.

Lots of fun! We had quick service and the music was great.

This is a great bar at the corner of the main strip. Live music, no cover, and drinks priced at market-​level for the area. Bartenders were attentive and quick. The other people in the bar were pleasant and fun.
Dress code is everything casual/​cowboy/​chic.
Definitely would hit this place again next time I am in Nashville.

When I was visiting Nashville, I heard some good live music coming from this bar so we decided to walk in for a few drinks. Unfortunately the band was taking a break about 15 minutes after we got there but the drinks were good and there was a good vibe here.

A good place to grab a beer and watch some great entertainment on Broadway. Nashville is an extreme party town but watch yourself as their are a lot of cops on the Broadway.

We enjoyed the bands here. As you may surmise from the name it is on the corner of Broadway and 5^th Ave. It is a popular place and was busy night and day while we were here, always playing good music.

The Good: Music and people watching.
The Bad: Beer was not cold; area behind the bar was dirty.
The Rest: stopped in after dinner at The Southern for an after meal beer and music. Had a bottle of Laginitus IPA and it was warm :(Music was good. Crowd was moderate. I left after one drink.

Another superior spot on Broadway, Legends Corner is a little louder but a little deeper. I loved that we found a table on the «mezzanine» where we could see over the folks on the ground level but the music was still clear.
I’m not quite sure why the band had to cut out at exactly 10:15, but okay.

First bar we came to while in Nashville for a very short weekend. It was PACKED on a Friday night and the band was playing a bit of country and some top 40s hits. They were phenomenal. The drinks were reasonable and the service behind the bar was pretty quick considering the amount of people that were tightly squeezed into this small venue.
Definitely preferred this place to Robert’s Western World, and would love to come back if I am ever in Nashville again. Just another one of the many gems on Broadway. Yeeehaw!

There’s a bouncer at the door checking ID, ensuring that you are 21. Friday & Saturday nights are the most popular and it’s wall to wall inside. …just like walking on the street.
Seems like the music is pop rock as all the 21 year old girls in the audience know the words and sing along with the band.
The norm is no cover, and beets are about $ 5. Male sure you tip the band when they pass their Buckley around!
Always a fun time, and you might actually hear some good music.

When we got there around 10:30 on a Saturday this place was super packed. Come to think of it it seemed pretty crowded in the daytime too. Anyway we were told to go to the side entrance the lines wasn’t too bad. The band playing had a great violinist and we were all awed by her because she was definitely rocking it. It was a nice to touch to have the TV screens showing the band as well so those of us at the back had a nice view.
There were a couple of bars at the back so getting drinks was not hard at all. They also have outdoor area at the back where you can take a break from the crowed and get some fresh air.

This place was a little odd, but I liked it. It’s located on a corner (hence the name), right next to Tootsie’s and down the block from the Ryman.
My husband and I stopped in for a few drinks on a Saturday afternoon after escaping the ²⁴⁄₇ bachelorette party of Tootsie’s. It wasn’t very crowded, which was a nice break. We were able to settle in at a table and drink some cheap Miller Lites.
The entertainment when we visited was this guy named Buck McCoy. I guess you could call him a Tim McGraw impersonator? Musically, he was just ok, but he put on a decent show and was very entertaining. He also brought on this TERRIBLE Elvis impersonator… which was kinda weird, but again, entertaining.
If you are on Broadway, I’d definitely check this place out. They have all sorts of country music memorabilia on the walls, which is cool. It’s also a long, narrow space, so you can be all the way at the back bar and still see/​hear the band.

I have been to legends corner a few times. This is the smaller less crowded version of the actual legends bar on the road. The bar is located off of Main Street and it does have two entrances. One entrance is on main street and the other is on the side street. There are two levels in the venue and upper level and a lower level. If you go into the main entrance you will be in on the first level. If you enter down the side street you will end up on the second level automatically. They do have bouncers at both doors and they will stamp you.
I do prefer The upstairs over the downstairs. The bar is a lot less crowded you can actually have Conversation with the bartenders without having to scream at the top your lungs are point to what you want. There is a jukebox in a lot of really cool guitars on the wall.
Legends corner is a good place to drink I’ve never gotten anything eat here but I have purchased a good amount of drinks. They do charge five dollars for pretty much every standard bottled beer. They have a full bar drinks are a little bit more expensive here than some of the other venues so do you have buckets of beer. They have a happy hour and of course live music. Just remember that this place only plays country music.
Overall legends corner is a smaller less crowded version of the actual legends down the street it’s a good place to come and get a drink and stare at all the cool guitars and artwork on the walls.

The Legends Corner is pretty damn literal. The bar is located on a corner, and many legends have played here.
The place is on a slope so there are two entrances on two different floors. There are two bars, but when I went, the upstairs bar was closed. The downstairs bar was crowded as a result.
The stage is small but there’s tons of room to stand, and some tables.
There’s also great memorabilia everywhere, from said legends. There was a signed acoustic from Johnny Cash, a 5-​neck guitar I can only assume was from Rick Nielsen, and lots of other cool things.

Legends Corner is a fun bar located on Broadway, however it can get a little bit crowded at times. I stopped by twice while visiting Nashville and both times there were live bands playing on the small stage located in the front of the bar. There is an open area which was pretty crowded with people listening and drinking both nights, however there is an area up a few stairs near the back of the bar which was less crowded and even had its own bar. This is where I spent most of my time as it was easier to relax, while still hearing the music.
Another plus is the side door, which makes entry much easier during peak times. The Broadway entrance can get backed up pretty quick on busy nights so the 5^th street entrance usually had much lighter lines which made getting in much easier. I recommend a stop on your visit to Nashville, who knows you might see a rising legend before they become famous!