
M.L.Rose Neighborhood Pub is a locally owned group of lively, laid-back pubs, founded in Nashville, TN in 2008. The original Melrose location quickly became a local favorite—a go-to hangout for friends, family and neighbors where you could get out without getting fancy. We’re located on 8th Avenue near 12 South. Every M.L.Rose offers an eclectic, lived-in space with seasonal beer and cocktails, delicious pub fare and burgers, and those famously crisp waffle fries. More than anything, M.L.Rose is about being a good neighbor—bringing people together and adding a spark of energy and community to every neighborhood we’re in.
Bustling eatery serving a variety of craft beers along with down-home burgers & sweet potato fries.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2535 8th Ave S #107, Nashville, TN 37204
Phone: (615) 712-8160
Website: http://www.mlrose.com/
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The servers and all the staff were really nice and the food tasted so good. Everyone was happy with their burgers and they had a huge selection of beer and alcohol.
They host a lot of events and we’re eager to come back! Check out the website for things going on at this location and follow Kenna.Claire on IG for more.
The waitress was so kind and polite! Also, she was patient with me as I ordered my food and my food came out pretty quickly! I had the ANM.L. style burger with a salad. I loved it! I tasted great! I definitely want to go back!!
ML Rose. It doesn’t even sound like a place, not really. It sounds like someone you once knew—sweet and sharp and unapologetically local, someone who could flip a table over in joy or sorrow and still make you laugh as she did it. That’s what the place is. Brick and wood and the hum of long conversations layered like the rings inside a fallen tree, music from the back half of your life, and servers who move like they’ve been here longer than the floor has.
We ordered like pilgrims who’d finally reached the tavern of their imagining—sweet potato waffle fries so crisp they could have echoed, burgers stacked tall like monuments to indecision, dripping with memory and sauce, and a flight of something cold and hoppy that tasted like someone had canned the idea of a Nashville summer. The table was crowded with baskets and tin cups and ketchup bottles that had seen better days, and none of it mattered because everything tasted like the first time you ever knew bar food could be holy.
There’s a rhythm to ML Rose, the Melrose one—the original, the pulse. You don’t go there to be seen, you go there to remember what it feels like to be full, to be simple, to sit with your people while the TVs blink out half-watched games and the windows sweat. It’s loud and it’s lived-in and it’s perfect in that crooked way that only local places ever manage to be.
And as we left—bellied and a little buzzed, brushing salt from our fingers like ancient grains—we said nothing, because nothing needed saying. We’d been there. We’d eaten. We’d return.
The waffle fries were cold and chewy- and locals know that this place serves mediocre food. I had a meeting with a Predators employee the next day and he asked how the fires were before I said a word.
Good selection of Whisky behind the bar but no list with prices- so you have to ask the bartender for pricing. I was not given the premium pours menu that is posted on line. But hell that menu has no prices….places that make me guess the bottle and ask for the cost of a pour drive me nuts. Never again.
This is the second location I’ve gone to and Zoe, information giver and tabletender extraordinaire, made this visit fantastic.
It’s a long, narrow room with tons of seating and cool interior decor.
Great beer list, killer burgers, decent fries.
The food and service are great but they’ve become so expensive that they’ve priced me out of the market.
Here’s the Breakdown:
Great Burger +1 star; Zoe (Rockstar) +1 stars; cool interior +1 star; excellent beer list +1 star; lots of choices +1 star; $30 for a burger and beer -1 star.
I really like them but can’t justify the price anymore. I’d go back for special occasions but not for lunch.
One of my favorite things is their waffle fries, both original and sweet potato. One of the best fries I’ve ever had!