Bourbon Street Blues & Boogie Bar, Nashville, Tennessee Restaurant Details

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At this club tucked within Downtown's historic Printers Alley district, live blues and a Cajun-American menu are on tap seven nights a week.

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Night out fun.. Like Jazz or just need to be groovy.. Go here.. Drinks were subpar but bartender chick looked inexperienced. Go for the straight up drink instead-no mixers. Food looks good though!

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I went here with my husband for a couples night out on St. Patrick's Day weekend and had a great experience. There was a live band & an amazing performance by Crystal Shawanda. We had a reservation which I recommend you make one too if you decide to make a trip so that you may be seated upon arrival as apposed to standing around like a lot of the other visitors. We had in my opinion, the best seats in the place, at the he bar, where you could see all the guest come and go. And we were in good hands with a bartender name Lisa. She was great! Ask her about a fruit punch drink (non alcohol) and I guarantee you'll enjoy it. I won't discuss the food because I'm a very picky eater so I wouldn't be able to help in that department however my husband seemed to have enjoyed his alligator ______. The crowed was a mixture of all nationalities which I could appreciate. Everyone seemed to be having a great time. We only stayed an hour and a half but it was very worth it! If you're wanting to plan a future trip to this location just to see what the city of Nashiville has to offer, I would suggest you go at an early hour 8-10 p.m. The later it got, the more crowded it became.

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A great night out. They take reservations for bar tables. Don't be disappointed - it's very popular and for good reason!

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This was great. I loved it. I am sitting down right now and this is the best part of my trip so fai I am from California and this is my first time in nashville. Unfortunately I leave tommarrow only wish I had more time to enjoy nashville but I don't. The food is great and the service is awesome as well. I came in at midnight and ordered food only to be told that the kitchen is closed, but the waitress went back to the kitchen and I ended up getting my food after she had asked the cook to make it. Will be comming her again.

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Visiting Nashville for the first time, we wandered Broadway, visited the Station Inn on free Sunday Jam night (don't bother) and hit Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar. By far this was the best place for a great music experience. Not all the glitz of some of the large venues on Broadway and the afternoon we were there (Sunday I think) Fritz Hester along with Joe (forget his last name...sorry Joe) on Tuba, were playing from a huge repertoire of songs, took a few requests and made for a great time. The food was fine, the beer was good and Fritz and Joe were a revelation.
I highly recommend stopping in at Printer's Alley for a visit. Very cool place.