"East Nashville's self-described "oldest dive bar" proudly wears its dingy mantle, with a busted brick storefront, dimly lit interior, sticky floors, and cigs smoked in the backyard. It’s packed with cool kids—wannabe musicians who hang out with big dreams and small wallets—and can get loud inside. See, this is the kind of place where you end your night. Order a Colt 45 and the kind of food you'd make in your first apartment: burgers, Velveeta Frito Pies topped with an egg, egg-in-a-hole, and, of course, Joe's Hot Chicken." - Kristin Luna