Marco Trujillo

Music was very good on both the first floor and top floor! The first floor had real good singers that we here able to listen to for 1 hour and they did great! When we went to the top floor my wife and I it was fantastic! The singer from the third floor was a professional and the view you received in that area was fantastic! Drinks where great and the vibes was very good!

Nicole Wright

Wow. We fully expected to get some chain-food flavor in this spot but what we got was nothing short of the BEST mexican food I’ve ever eaten. We started with the chips and salsa and right then, we knew we were in for a treat. The chips were crunchy, fresh and delicious. They are served with two salsas and both were outstanding and packed with flavor. The tomatillo salsa should be sold in stores, I would have brought extra luggage to take some home. It was DELICIOUS! My husband ordered the El Pastor tacos and he said they were hands down the best he’s ever had. The pineapple added a touch of sweetness that complimented the pork perfectly. I had the combo enchiladas beef/chicken, with rice and beans. Every morsel of food we put in our mouths here was outstanding. The chef really knocks it out of the park. We are in town for a week and we have already agreed this place will be a double or triple visit!! The atmosphere was fun, service spot-on and the food - Amazing. This is an absolute MUST when in Nashville.

Nestor Torres

While we didn't eat here, the drinks were great. The music was very enjoyable and the views from the rooftop area was great. When I come back to Nashville, I'll definitely stop by for some Tex-Mex😋😋😋

+13

Jason Lockard

Stopped in at Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa and had an awesome experience! The nachos were delicious and perfect for sharing, the live music added a great atmosphere, and the service at the bar was top-notch—friendly and quick. Definitely a fun spot to grab food, drinks, and enjoy some music. I’ll be back!

Owen Sentiwany

Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa is a must-visit spot in the heart of Nashville. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere pulls you in—energetic, vibrant, and full of life, with live music setting the tone at all times. The layout of the restaurant is well thought out, making it easy to enjoy both the dining and entertainment sides of the experience. The food is equally impressive. Everything we tried was packed with flavor, but the standout dish has to be the smoked brisket nachos—perfectly layered, smoky, and absolutely delicious. Pair that with the lively crowd and welcoming vibe, and you’ve got the perfect Nashville night out.

Chiro248

Amazing atmosphere, music and food. I had a blueberry margarita… totally refreshing and delicious! We shared the chicken fajitas- the best I’ve ever had-so tender and the veggies-so flavorful. We topped it off with churros with Nutella

Amanda Rominger

Such a cute and place! Food was great, drinks were even better. I loved my blackberry margaritas! It is decorated in pink cowgirl glam Inside, lots of cute picture opportunities. I had the steak quesadilla and my friend had the shrimp tacos. Loved the chips & salsa too! Go on an afternoon during the week, no line and got seated right away. Definitely recommend!

+9

Stephanie Bim

Great experience! I love Miranda Lambert and her songs! But I was disappointed that any of her songs were played during my time there (neither live singers on 1st and 3rd floor nor on the playlist on the 2nd floor). I liked to see her clothes and accessories, and the merch store. The restaurant on the 2nd floor is pretty good however the food is a little spicy.

+3

Vickie A

Good place to eat on Broadway. We had reservations so no wait. The salsa was great! (And we are from Texas). My husband had a regular margarita and loved it (he's a pretty tough judge). I had a berry margarita and it was good too. It was crazy on the strip and delightfully enjoyable on the 2nd floor.

Roger Cox

Great atmosphere and great food. The first floor has a bar and live music venue. The second floor is the main restaurant. We had the taco El Pastor, which was very very good, and had a very nice spice kick. Domestic beers, nothing on tap. Great service, great atmosphere. First floor is where the bar is.. which has the music stage. There is also a roof top but it was closed when we were there. Excellent tequila assortment for those who wish to indulge/

+5

Lane

Chips and Salsa was a good appetizer choice. Value for these seemed solid - lots of tasty chips and both salsa options were enjoyable. Bistec Tacos were a 10/10. The steak was both tender and flavorful - perfect meat for steak tacos. The fried jalapeno was great too. The Tacodillas were a 5/10. The consomme's flavor was not good. The meat was okay. Not enough cheese - it would have benefited from more. The frozen strawberry margaritas were okay - not sweet enough for our taste. Fairly significant portion was nice. Bartender was good.

+1

David Thomas

Ok, the best thing here was the entertainment. This girl can sing. The sign about grease wasn't lying. Lots of grease in the shrimp and grits, the grits were almost a cream soup and just a thin layer in the plate. The sandwich was good, but the fries were kind of cold. The drinks weren't quit right and very strong. I mean, if you can't make a simple Ole Fashion, maybe you need some more training.

+3

Sebastian

DONT BE ALARMED the 3 star is not because of serving or ambience. It was GREAT But the food was a HUGE let down. It’s a Tex Tex spot not Tex mex. If you’re here for fun and drinks 10//10 but food is not the best option here as far as the burrito and burger.

Katie Watton

Listen… I genuinely wonder if Miranda has actually tried the food at her own Tex-Mex spot. “It’s a little Texas in Tennessee.” No ma’am. I am from Texas, and even Google Maps cannot find Texas here. The dip trio? More like the dip trauma. I judge every Tex-Mex place by their salsa, and this one said, “Run, do not walk.” It was basically picante sauce with a sprinkle of pico on top like a last-minute apology. The guac needed salt too. The chips say “lime tortilla chips,” which must be the brand name, because not one molecule of lime showed up. They also needed salt, which at this point was the theme of the evening. And I know you are probably thinking to just add your own salt. Well, there was no salt or pepper at the table. I was sitting by the open window overlooking Broadway, so maybe they thought people would toss the shakers out the window. Trust me sis, I would throw the corn fritter balls before I would throw the salt. We actually needed the salt. The sweet corn fritters were okay, but the honey sauce they serve with them is not it. Has never been it. Will never be it. I do not know who approved that pairing, but they need to sit in a quiet room and think about their life choices. There is a reason it is on the second floor. You need a few drinks downstairs before you take the stairway to regret.

Lou Ann Miller

Atmosphere lovely....but sadly no country music...NONE. I came to Nashville for the country music. Miranda, I've been a fan since you first started, please correct this injustice to your business. Yesterday we heard Lydia SImonds at Luke Combs place, she would fit your place just perfectly🩷 Love your rooftop bar!

+1