3 LEGENDARY BARS.
(1 LOCATION)
The Sutler is a Nashville destination with 3 distinctive options for drinking, eating and entertainment.
3 LEGENDARY BARS.
(1 LOCATION)
THE SUTLER IS A NASHVILLE DESTINATION WITH 3 DISTINCT OPTIONS FOR DRINKING, EATING AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Neighborhood bar. Legendary roots. The Sutler Saloon features a lineup of live music, Southern pub food, and over 90 bourbons and whiskeys served with Nashville hospitality. Open for lunch, dinner and live Bluegrass Brunch on the weekends.
Rambler Cocktail Bar is an upscale lounge with an electric vibe & plush seating, offering well-made cocktails to groups of all sizes who love a good time. Hard to find and easy to love, Rambler is an underground escape located beneath The Sutler Saloon and beside Melrose Billiard Parlor in historic Melrose
Founded in 1944, Melrose Billiard Parlor is Nashville’s most iconic dive bar and pool hall. Dive on down to our underground hideaway next to Rambler and have a cold one in a bar that’s been loved for decades.
Neighborhood bar. Legendary roots. The Sutler Saloon features a lineup of live music, Southern pub food, and over 90 bourbons and whiskeys served with Nashville hospitality. Open for lunch, dinner and live Bluegrass Brunch on the weekends.
Rambler Cocktail Bar is an upscale lounge with an electric vibe & plush seating, offering well-made cocktails to groups of all sizes who love a good time. Hard to find and easy to love, Rambler is an underground escape located beneath The Sutler Saloon and beside Melrose Billiard Parlor in historic Melrose
Founded in 1944, Melrose Billiard Parlor is Nashville’s most iconic dive bar and pool hall. Dive on down to our underground hideaway next to Rambler and have a cold one in a bar that’s been loved for decades.
HISTORY
The historic Sutler was originally opened in 1976 by country radio personality Johnny Potts. Part venue, part restaurant, and part dive bar, the Sutler was a social hub for locals and the Nashville music community.
Learn more about The Sutler, and our storied, 40-year history in Music City!
HISTORY
The historic Sutler was originally opened in 1976 by country radio personality Johnny Potts. Part venue, part restaurant, and part dive bar, the Sutler was a social hub for locals and the Nashville music community.
Learn more about The Sutler, and our storied, 40-year history in Music City!
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10AM – 3PM
THE SUTLER SALOON
MON Closed
TUES 11AM – 10PM
WED 11AM – 10PM
THUR 11AM – 10PM
FRI 11AM – 10PM
SAT 10AM – 10PM
SUN 10AM – 3PM
MON Closed
TUES – THURS 11AM – 10PM
FRI 11AM – 10PM
SAT 10AM – 10PM
SUN 10AM – 3PM