Visit Our Award-Winning Jack's Bar-B-Que! With Locations in Two Historic Areas.
416 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37203
615-254-5715
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334 West Trinity Lane
Nashville, TN 37207
615-228-9888
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Downtown Nashville Location
Historic Lower Broadway In the heart of Music City
known as The District. Featuring a downstairs dining room on Broadway, a patio out back overlooking the Ryman with additional seating upstairs in our Nashville Room. This room is available for private parties and showcases a georgous view of Broadway.
Before or after eating at Jack’s Bar-B-Que you can visit our neighbors in the same block.
Nashville Convention Center
Ernest Tub Record Shop
Gruhn Guitars
Legend’s Gift Shop
Ryman Auditorium
& Museum
The Stage
Lawrence Records-Souvenirs
Blue Grass Inn
Nashville Arena
& Tourist Info Center
Legend's Corner
Robert's Western World
Second Fiddle
Nashville Crossroad
Tootsie's Orchid Lounge
Located Within Walking Distance:
LP Field-Home of TN Titans
Historic Printer’s Printer’s Alley
& Museum
Fort Nashboro
Nashville Public Library
Bicentennial Mall
Tn Performing Arts Center
& Museum
Nashville Symphony Hall
Frist Center
Country Music Hall of Fame
Hatch Show Print
Tennessee State Capitol
Riverfront Park
Y.M.C.A.
West Trinity Lane Location Historic Talbot’s Corner Just good food in a relaxed down home atmosphere. A short cab ride (two miles) from downtown. Parking, drive thru window and convenient parking for RV’s and truckers makes easy access for anyone craving Jack’s Bar-B-Que.
This location also offers a larger array of vegetables featuring fresh turnip greens and sweet potatoes. Our apple pie is baked daily in honor of Thomas Talbot (1760-1831) who first established the area
in the 18th Century.
A man of National, State and local importance who in 1791 purchase a farm and planted 1,000 apple trees. Talbot’s orchard produced some of the finest apple brandy in Tennessee.
Even though the orchard is a legend of the past, Jack’s Bar-B-Que operates on a portion of the original property.
Talbot’s family cemetery, one of the oldest know in Nashville is still visible today, as you exit off I-65/I-24 at Trinity Lane.
