What Sets It Apart
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Ultimate Nachos – Chicken or chili with lettuce, cheese, jalapeños, tomatoes, onions, salsa, and sour cream.
Jumbo Potato Skins – Homemade with caramelized onions, bacon, cheese, and green onions. Option to add grilled chicken for +$5.
36oz Tomahawk Ribeye – A massive ribeye steak entrée, served with your choice of side.
Grilled BBQ Chicken Club – Smoky BBQ, applewood bacon, sharp cheddar, served with fries.
Bourbon Butter Toffee Banana Cake – Layers of vanilla crème brûlée cake and toffee banana cake with buttery bourbon and butterscotch icing..
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Photo credit: Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse Nashville
Final Rating: A vibrant, multi-floor honky-tonk with great music and steaks, but expect crowds and higher prices.
What’s Around: Explore Nashville’s Hotspots
If you’re making a night of it (and in Nashville, why wouldn’t you?), you’ll find yourself spoiled for choice. Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse isn’t just a destination in itself—it’s also the perfect launchpad for experiencing the rest of Broadway’s vibrant scene.
A stone’s throw away, you’ll stumble into legendary live music venues like Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge and Robert’s Western World, both storied honky-tonks where the country tunes keep flowing and the dancing never really stops. If you’re craving a more modern scene, places like Pinewood Social offer a buzzy blend of cocktails, food, and vintage bowling lanes.
Just steps down the block, you can dive into the neon chaos at Barstool Nashville or grab a bite at The Hampton Social for a bright, coastal vibe. Southern flavors calling your name? Puckett’s dishes up hearty, classic fare with plenty of local flair. For those who like a side of art with their honky tonk, the Frist Art Museum is close enough for an inspiring detour before your next round.
If you’re thinking about making a weekend of it, the Bobby Hotel sits nearby and offers quirky rooftop experiences—complete with a retro bus and skyline views.
With Broadway’s legendary energy all around you, there’s no wrong turn. It’s all just part of the show.
Nearby Restaurants Hotels
Looking to keep the party going, grab a bite before the show, or rest your boots after closing time? Luckily, Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk sits smack in the middle of a prime Nashville block surrounded by options for every mood.
Great Eats Within Walking Distance:
- Legends Corner – This classic bar serves up live tunes and casual bites, perfect for pre- or post-steak hangs.
- Pinewood Social – A trendy spot known for creative New American fare, craft coffee, and even a few bowling lanes if your group’s feeling competitive.
- Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge – A famed honky tonk just across the way, with traditional bar grub and three floors of country music history.
- Robert’s Western World – Part dive, part legend, with late-night burgers and classic fried bologna sandwiches.
- Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant – Southern staples—from meatloaf to BBQ—served up in a homey, down-to-earth setting.
- The Hampton Social – For lighter fare and cocktails in a breezy, coastal-inspired space.
- Black Rabbit – New American cuisine and posh craft cocktails in a historic setting just steps away.
Hotels Just Down the Block:
- Bobby Hotel – Boutique vibes, eclectic rooftop lounge, and just a short stroll back after a night on Broadway.
- Noelle Nashville – Restored art-deco gem with stylish rooms and swanky lobby bar for a classy nightcap.
- Dream Nashville – Modern interiors, vibrant energy, and a prime location for Broadway adventures.
Whatever your style—classic honky tonk, modern Southern cuisine, or a plush place to crash—there’s plenty nearby to round out your honky tonk experience in the heart of Music City.