1045 Highway 109 North
Gallatin, TN 37066
Sumner County
Phone: (615) 451-2589
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by Tina D. on I don't understand these negative reviews. I really really really (that's 3 really's) like this place! I'm usually stingy on giving 5 stars, but Strip is worth it! Other than the fact that we waited for an hour for a table (due to our own fault of not making a reservation on a Saturday night), everything was great. While we were waiting, we headed upstairs to the bar on the second floor for cocktails. They have a nice list of speciality drinks. I had the "Bubble Bath", which was a mix of Champagne and peach liquor. It was very tastey! The entire restaurant is uber trendy and is located in the heart of Atlantic Station. Parking is free for three hours in the downstairs lot, but the meters are 25 cents/7.5 minutes... Basically, don't park upstairs. Once we got buzzed for our table, my friends and I ordered a couple different rolls. I am so happy I only ordered one, because it was twice the size of any other sushi roll I've ever had... easily 10-12 pieces, and it was good! If you like fried rolls, order the B52, it will blow you away! This place is perfect for a date or meeting up with friends. I probably wouldn't stay here all night if I wanted to just hit up bars, but it should be a stop along the way!
by Clay Mittelstadt on This is pretty much the same as my review for Strata: http://www.rateclubs.com/bi...The only difference is the size of this place. They have a basement, a mezzanine, and an upstairs. It makes the place seem huge and maze-like. Its easy to lose others when the place is packed. Which can come in handy if you're up to no good. But I say again: This is standard fare for New York. It's only as awful as you let it be. I love the reviews where people rate how unattractive the crowd is. I wouldn't go anywhere if I thought like that.
by Carrie E. on Confession: As much as I long to relive my 1980's days as a record store groupie (mom & dad, that's where all my allowance went, really!), I just can't escape the fact that I adore iTunes. So I feel incredibly guilty about the fact that I'm not really doing my part to support the great music stores we have here in Philly. Because I am a huge music nerd as well as a champion of the underdog. And, apparently, old-ish. I stopped in the other night with friends and was really excited to find CD's by all of my favorite bands. They also had a good DVD selection, which is when I decided to put my money where my mouth is (ok, my husband did: he bought me a Father's Day present: Elliott Smith Live at Town Hall. Because I reasoned he wouldn't be a father without me. That makes sense, right?). I love the cramped, old-school feel of this store. The guy behind the desk was the same kind of a-hole that I've always encountered in record stores, so it felt like a little walk down memory lane. It'll never be Trax, he'll never be Annie Potts record-store owning character Iona and I'll never be Molly Ringwald (sigh) but this was the closest "Pretty In Pink" moment I've had in a while. Maybe it's time for me to google my old boyfriend Blaine, just to see what he's up to... ("That's not a name, it's a major appliance").
