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Btw, my husband and I had celebrated our 27th anniversary the day before. I had hard earned money that I wanted to drink, eat away at and tip amazing live musicians, with my family. Anyhow, my point is that leaders/supervisors/managers in these kind of scenarios and all hospitality/service industries should show some flexibility, take some initiative on what can be acceptable, speak and doing what is adaptable in situations like mine and figure out some sort of customer satisfaction to making it all fair and worthwhile. This is why, I gave DB one star and they were dressed in their DB dress code. He had blonde hair on the mid length side, light eyes with facial blonde hair, average height, late 20's (I can confirm him with head photoshot, not that serious tho ) the other 2 employees were younger and most likely in training or at least did the right thing when getting another opinion as part of their job for clarity. This DB Whiskey row manager/leader didn't introduce himself before he assisted. He said 'no', while swaying his head.'Nope' with a pop to his lip. (Isn't that integrity and ethics ) Im genuinely curious and was hoping he'd be understanding.

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I verbally confirmed that he was actually going to turn me away with 2 identifications indicating Im legit 21yrs old.? I definitely looked over 40 ‍ (Im not fugly either ) plus I mentioned that Ive serviced my country. He looked over it, looked down with his eyes up at me, said 'no'. I then offered my medical medicinal card (disability) that is current, required 21 years of age and medical documentation for approval. He looked briefly down to my id, up at me and said 'no'. The door employees looked unsure, the employee (closest to the door when opened), asked his manager/leader for confirmation of my form of identification. Im upfront, honest and deliberate, it's who I am). (I probably shouldn't of said anything, but Im not that person.

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I mentioned to the door employee that it had recently expired May 31, 21 due to covid restrictions, closing facilities and an extension for renewal of Illinois residents driver's license ends in Aug 31, 21.

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I was so excited Upon entering, I offered my drivers license for verification (Im OVER 21) to allow entrance into the bar. On Thursday July 15th, My husband, SIL & I were hitting my favorite artist's bar at the very last part of the evening. So this is my harshest review ever but I am seriously disappointed with how this facility has trained and educated it’s staff to address patrons who are aged, disabled, altered, inappropriate, and most importantly, potentially at risk for harm, abuse or exploitation., and most importantly, potentially at risk for harm, abuse or exploitation. So disappointed with the venue, the training and education, management and the patrons for thinking that vacation means that we have relaxed our morals to the point of inappropriate behaviors and even more disturbing that our cancel culture did not shut this down as it was happening - and yes, we were the jerks with masks on. So- I asked some of the girls if this was her friend they said yes she was - and I said I hope you will take better care of her - and one said that’s she is just fine (snotty) - there were multiple people videoing her and some gaping - the bartenders did nothing the patrons were laughing- we left and my BIL advised the security team that they address the scene going on upstairs.

Hit the rooftop and got drinks - great view of downtown and then much like every bar and venue in Nashville noticed a large group of young ladies dancing and enjoying- differentiator was one young lady was over served, underdressed and missing any inhibition much less peri area covering while she was dancing and exposing herself -in a dress that was more t shirt - and no one, not one single person took the initiative to protect her - and I really don’t particularly care if she does this all the time but this was my experience and it was way over the top.

It’s 9pm - literally left DB Whiskey Row at 6pm - I was there with various family members and spouse all over 50 - never ever again and I love all Nashville venues: Entry - 5 over 50 ppl with a number of health problems - asked security about elevator they said no problem- bar server said employees only for only elevator in building after visibly checking us out and stated - I have to check hold on - she had us wait 15 minutes - long to short - don’t open a multi level facility and not address age, disability or other discrimination practices - horrible.