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- A brightly decorated bar inspired by country music legend Dolly Parton has opened on the rooftop of the Graduate Nashville hotel.
- Called White Limozeen after a 1989 song and album by Parton of the same name, the bar is located steps from Vanderbilt Univeristy and lower Broadway.
- Ben Weprin, CEO and founder of Graduate Hotels, described White Limozeen's decor as "over-the-top."
- Graduate Nashville's new watering hole has already attracted celebrity guests including country singer Maren Morris.
- Take a look inside White Limozeen, which has a wading pool, hot pink umbrellas, and dishes like "Biscuits and Caviar."
A brand new bar inspired by country music legend Dolly Parton opened last week on the roof of the 12-story Graduate Hotel in midtown Nashville, steps from Vanderbilt University and lower Broadway.
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Named White Limozeen after Dolly Parton's song and album released in May 1989, the indoor-outdoor space does not shy away from color.
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Scalloped hot pink umbrellas with white fringe provide shade for oversized day beds that wrap around a wading pool ...
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... and a larger-than-life pink Dolly Parton sculpture made out of chicken wire watches over guests — including country star Maren Morris, who visited last Saturday.
Inside, guests can order poolside-friendly cocktails with names with "Queen of the Rodeo" from a gold-lined circular onyx bar ...
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... or lounge under chandeliers on plush pink coaches while dining on small plates like "Trout Fritters with Almondine Dip" and "Biscuits and Caviar."
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The bar is currently open daily by reservation only.
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White Limozeen aims to be "over-the-top" and "elegant," yet "inviting" at the same time, Graduate Hotels CEO and Founder Ben Weprin said in a statement.
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"We wanted it to feel really approachable and really feasible for everyone to be there, everyone to have a good time, whether you're drinking a can of Natty Light, or you're ordering caviar," developer Marc Rose told USA Today.
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The 205-room Graduate Nashville reopened on July 1 after closing in March due to the pandemic, and the rooftop is not the only place in the hotel to pay homage to Parton.
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Its presidential suite is named "9 to 5" after another one of Parton's iconic songs and boasts pink shag rugs as well as Parton concert posters and other vintage memorabilia.
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