Located on Hillsboro road at the far west end of Green Hills, the Corner Pub is a long-standing place for fun. It is normally not too crowded, even though it is small in size. It is a great place to go with a group of friends looking for a great place to relax and watch a game.

This is probably the most unique bar in Nashville. As the name implies, it is actually a green house. It has an outside seating area with picnic tables, but the action is inside. There are little TVs hung all around and the long rectangular bar is located right in the center. There are plants throughout to keep the green house feel. It is normally a really relaxed atmosphere and a great spot to mix it up from the normal scene.

Famous for their karaoke, Ms. Kelli's is a great place to go for students. It has a mixture of very young college-aged and older country patrons. It is dark and smoky, but always a good time.

For being a bar that is frequented by students, The Stage has an extremely eclectic crowd. On any night you may find sorority girls, country stars, businessmen, and grandparents all listening to the live band playing famous country tunes. It is a really fun place if you want the Nashville experience of country music, but still want to look around and see some college students by your side.

Opened in the summer of 2007, the Big Bang has quickly become one of the coolest bars in Nashville. Franchised from the ones in St. Louis and Tempe, the Big Bang is a dueling piano bar that keeps the crowd excited all night. The drinks are a little more expensive than some of the other Nashville bars and there is normally a $6 cover charge, but hearing the pianos play justifies the cost. Also, if you want to hear your favorite team's fight song, be prepared to throw down some cash.

Not quite as fratty of a crowd as the other bars on the strip, On the Rocks can be fun in a different way. They have drink specials and live music on certain nights.

Along with Tin Roof, this is the other really fun bar on the Demonbreun strip. Located right at the top of the hill by the naked statue circle, Dan McGuiness is a great place to spend your night. The main bar area is Irish-themed with dark wood paneled walls and 3.50 pints of Killian's Irish Red. The walls are lined with tables and booths where you can sit and relax. Through a narrow set of stairs on the left side of the bar you can access the patio. On weekend nights the outside patio has a live band and bar.

More of a laid back, trendier crowd that Sportsman's or Sam's, Jackson's provides a cool place to sit out in Hillsboro Village. It is a great place to go with a group of friends and grab a couple drinks on a chilly night. If you are still hungry while you are there then you should try one of their delicious appetizers including their famous Cookie Dough Eggrolls.

Arguably the trendiest bar in Nashville, going to Cabana feels like you just hopped a plane to L.A. or South Beach. When you walk in the front door you will see the bar with booths surrounding it. As you make your way from the front to the back you will see the actual cabanas which each feature a big table, ipod plug-in, private TV, and a curtain that can be drawn for privacy. The back of the bar is where the dancing is.  During the spring and summer, they will open up the huge garage doors to provide an airy feel.

Another cool "hang out" bar located on Division. The inside is small and is mainly just the bar and people ordering drinks. The outside is the real attraction with a big wooden porch out front. Red Door is really a fun place to sit down, relax, and enjoy a night out in Nashville.