A Printer's Alley supper club that opened in 1948 — Frank Sinatra played here, Elvis ate here, and after decades of decline the room was restored in 2015 into one of Nashville's most atmospheric dining destinations. Burlesque performances some nights, jazz piano others, an old-school steakhouse-leaning menu, and a setting that captures Nashville before the bachelorette-party boom. For a meal that feels like Nashville in 1962, with the lighting and the music and the lineage to match.