Sinatra Bar & Lounge

About Sinatra Bar & Lounge

Sinatra Bar and Lounge opened in 2023 on the ground floor of the historic Southern Turf Building, a Queen Anne-style structure in the Printers Alley area. It was opened by Bill and Shannon Miller, well-known Nashville hospitality figures, and it is independent rather than a chain or a celebrity venue.

This is a supper club, not a honky-tonk, and it is dressed accordingly. The room aims for a Manhattan-meets-Palm-Springs feel, with craft cocktails, live music every day, and a menu built on prime steaks and Italian cooking. It is a sit-down dining room first and a music venue second, which is the reverse of almost everything on Broadway. The crowd is couples, date-night tables, and people who wanted a real dinner and a drink without shouting over a cover band. It takes reservations through OpenTable.

Sinatra is the pick when you want a dressed-up dinner and cocktails with live music in the background rather than the foreground. It is a deliberate break from the honky-tonk circuit, and it pairs well with Skull’s Rainbow Room, which sits downstairs in the same historic building.

Who’s playing tonight?

The live-music lineup for Sinatra Bar & Lounge is part of the Bars on Broadway schedule, refreshed every morning and night. Check tonight’s Broadway lineup →