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Silverados Saloon & Dance Hall
1204 Murfreesboro Pike
Nashville, TN 37217
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Main
Starters
Fried Pickles
$6.00Cheese Sticks
$6.00Chicken Tenders
$7.00French Fries
$3.00Chili Cheese Fries
$5.00Sandwiches
Burger
$6.00
a 1/4lb. fresh beef patty served w/ ketchup, lettuce, tomato, onion served with our spicy ranch dressing on a toasted bun
Cheese Burger
$7.00
a 1/4lb. fresh beef patty served w/ ketchup, lettuce, tomato, onion served with our spicy ranch dressing on a toasted bun
Spicy Chicken Sandwich
$7.00
a hand battered chicken breast served with lettuce, tomato, and onion served with our spicy ranch dressing on a toasted bun
Blt
$6.00
thick cut bacon served w/ fresh lettuce and tomato served on a toasted bun.
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Jambo Chicken Wings
$7.00
our ridiculously large chicken wings covered with your choice of sauce. either hot, bbq or plain
Fire Crackers Shrimp
$8.00
spicy gulf shrimp tossed in our house hot sauce served over fries with ranch dressing
Quesadilla
$7.00
your choice of seasoned chicken or beef served w/ sauteed jalapenos, tomatoes and cheese fit perfectly into a hefty shell
Double Layered Nachos
$6.00
a hearty amount of tortilla chips w/ your choice of seasoned ground beef or chicken covered in nacho cheese sauce
Spicy Chicken Wrap
$7.00
spicy chicken diced with lettuce, tomato and ranch served w/fries
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General Info
Hours
Monday:
Closed
Tuesday:
Closed
Wednesday:
Closed
Thursday:
7:00pm - 3:00am
Friday:
7:00am - 3:00am
Saturday:
7:00am - 3:00am
Sunday:
7:00am - 3:00am
About Us
Since 1997, Nashville's hottest Country Dance Club has been the Original Silverado Dancehall and Saloon located in South Nashville on Murfreesboro Rd. Created, Designed and Named by Paul Eichel, also of Music City Mix Factory, Midnight at the Oasis, and Club Malibu fame, this club has one of Nashville's longest and most successful runs on the highly competitive nightlife scene. For 10 years, it was leased to local nightclub icon, Pat Patton, who initiated the FREE Longnecks special til 11pm on weekends, it grew to infamous status, as the place to party and be seen in Nashville. In the final years of his lease, his focus turned to his other business interests and the club went into a period of decline and ultimately loss of its glory days.