Sip Prohibition-era cocktails on a small-group Nashville walking tour
3 hours
Cocktail tastes, Appetizers, Guide
Explore Nashville’s Prohibition-themed bars and lounges on a guided walking tour with cocktail tastings and appetizers. Go with a very small group for an insider-style experience focused on history, humor, and hospitality.
You must be 21+ with government-issued photo ID. Route and venues are subject to change. This is a walking tour with outdoor travel between locations.
Full refund if the operator cancels due to dangerous weather, unforeseen circumstances, or issues on their end. Otherwise, all sales are final: no refunds for guest cancellations, late arrivals, missed tours, party size changes, or no-shows.
Product ID: 3QW23S
Dress appropriately for higher-end, Prohibition-inspired bars and restaurants: no cut-off jeans or severely distressed clothing with holes. Gentlemen must wear a shirt with a collar. Skip flip-flops, sliders, and other beach-style footwear, and wear shoes comfortable and protective enough to walk about half a mile.
Yes. You must be 21+ and bring government-issued photo ID.
Yes. You’ll walk outside between locations, so dress for the weather; you may want to bring an umbrella. The tour runs rain or shine, but it will not operate in unsafe conditions.
Downtown Nashville
Nashville food and cocktail tours don't get much more personal than this. The guides here, particularly Drew, Dean, Joshua, and Hi'ilei, are consistently praised for their storytelling, warmth, and deep knowledge of the city. Reviewers repeatedly mention discovering spots they never would have found on their own, and the blend of local history with great food or cocktails seems to resonate with a wide range of travelers, from first-timers to repeat visitors. The Prohibition Cocktail Crawl and the walking food tours each have their own flavor, so there's something depending on what kind of evening you're after. The food tours weave in neighborhood history and culture alongside well-chosen local bites, while the cocktail crawl leans into hidden bars and Prohibition-era stories that apparently get pretty scandalous. A few locals even joined in and still came away discovering new spots, which says something about how well these tours are curated. Nearly everyone who names a guide specifically asks for them by name on their next visit, which is a strong signal that the people running these tours are the real draw. If you're trying to get beyond the obvious tourist trail and actually connect with what makes Nashville interesting, this is a solid way to spend a few hours.
Skip Broadway—do this instead! 🍹✨This speakeasy tour was an absolute blast! Our guide, Drew, was incredible—he packed the night with fascinating history and felt like a friend showing us around town. We went on a total adventure through a historic neighborhood, heard some wild stories, and sipped on delicious cocktails at every stop. If you love history or just want an amazing night out away from the crazy Broadway crowds, book this tour immediately
Cooper Penny
August 22, 2026
Skip Broadway—do this instead! 🍹✨This speakeasy tour was an absolute blast! Our guide, Drew, was incredible—he packed the night with fascinating history and felt like a friend showing us around town. We went on a total adventure through a historic neighborhood, heard some wild stories, and sipped on delicious cocktails at every stop. If you love history or just want an amazing night out away from the crazy Broadway crowds, book this tour immediately
Cooper Penny
August 22, 2026
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