CLOSED: Cabaret Episode II

I got here around 9 the doorman and cashier were watching TV and chilling.I was carded and required to pay a 6 $ cover.My first impression of this place was that it was most recently a Red Lobster,wich later I found out to be true.There were 4 different rooms one large area for shows.one for pool tables,another with nothing but booths,stuffed animals,and the rattiest sofa I've seen outside a land fill.The Final an smallest room was the actual bar,obviously little if no renovations were done to even cover up the fact this place was once a chain restaurant.There were 3 people at the end of the bar playing a game.No bartender to be found.After 5 min she came around.they did have cheap beer but the whole night they're were never more than 20 people there and most of them were either employees,friends of employees or people in the show and there friends.he show was a drag king that did the most ridiculous rap routine,I laughed my ass off.....That was probably the best par of the evening....LAME LAME LAME

Straight, Gay, Twisted, Whatever, Cabaret has an eclectic assortment of regulars, who are as friendly as the Cabaret staff!! A friendly hometown bar right in the middle of Nashville-you can't do better than that.