Robert's Western World

"Awesome! Not only was the music and service great, but this was a wonderful reprieve from the prices on Broadway! I had the recession special two days in a row and really appreciate it! I never had fried bologna before but I loved it . . . And the price! Fun times there"

"Recession special was an interesting menu item. Like the low cost food items but very small menu. Live music was pretty good. Seating was packed but they do have an upstairs."

"So a local told me that after going to the bars, I need to get myself a fried bologna sandwich from this place. Well, I went, and they were cleaning up the fryer. The lady was so sweet she gave me some potato chips, while my husband got himself a beer or two. And of course we made friends. I think Nashville has some of the nicest people. I was determined to go back and get this fried bologna sandwich, so the next day, we left early from the other bars ... and hello! The local never told me they have great entertainment! The band was amazing! But really, if you're playing on Broadway, i think you have to be good... and the food was cheap and good! The fried Bologna sandwich special called the Recession Special you get the Fried Bologna sandwich, chips, moon pie & a ice cold PBR! All for $6!! The other food looked good, too. But you have to try this fried bologna sandwich!!"

"RWW is a classic staple of Broadway in downtown Nashville. The same awesome band has played from 6-10pm for years. It's an older, more mature crowd, but has much more authentic vibes and it's always packed. Toward the front there's a cash-only bar to get a quick beer so you don't have to wait in line at the main bar. This place is always worth stopping in when you start your night on the town!"

"Robert's Western World is the Honky Tonk that most of the locals actually go it and isn't overally tourstic. We went with friends and it was packed. We luckily found a table and ordered food & drinks. The food is dirt cheap compared to most of the places on Broadway. Cheapest beers are $2.50 and their popular Recession Special comes with a bologna sandwhich, small bag of chips, a moon pie, and a PBR for only $6 bucks. Lots of people in the bar ordered the cocktails too. The drink and food is average but the price is fantastic. The staff is swamped, so you need to be patiant when it comes to ordering, getting the check etc. But everyone is friendly. The live music was great! Really talented bands with friends and family who turn up to support them so it feels a lot more homey and fun. The bar is all about the music so they try not to distract from it with fancy lights, effects, or gimmicks. We also found that the music was quiet diverse and loved the variety. Highly recommened!"