This was a great stop on a tour we had to get a flight of some different kinds of beers! We also…read moregot a tour of their brewing area in the back. They make some really unique beers here that they rotate through. The picture I took of the beer menu I'm sure is not accurate anymore but it really shows the wide variety of beers they offer.

New Heights Brewing was the last stop on our bourbon tour during a recent weekend in Nashville…read more These cold brews were a relief to my palette after a morning of holding my nose and "chewing" on bourbon. IYKYK. This brewery is a hoppy haven with an epic beer selection. Whether you're a craft beer nerd or just here for a good time. It's the perfect spot to kick back with a friend or your crew. They are also pet friendly so your four legged buddies are also welcome! The vibes are pure "off-Broadway" Nashville, where you can mingle with locals and dodge the tourist traps. The staff are rockstars who made the visit feel welcoming. Oh, and did I mention you can channel your inner Mario Kart champ on their gaming setup? Grab a pint, race for the checkered flag, and have some fun! New Heights, you've got my tastebuds!

Anna. Sunday 2x1. Good beer. Doggy's…read more Your welcome but don't tell any one that's not local (or a really good friend !!)

Came in on a Sunday. They have an unbelievable deal where drafts are $3 on a Sunday.Got a black…read morebelle old fashioned which is an imperial stout. Smaller glass but higher alcohol by volume. My girlfriend doesn't drink much so helped her finish/ drink a nut brown ale. Fellow patrons were welcoming and the bartender was a good host.

Friendly bartenders, tasty beer, trivia night and bingo night! Free 2-hour parking in their lot…read more Lots of tables to enjoy your beer at. Bar fits maybe 10-12 people.

This location has closed and now they have moved to 410 Woodbine Street. The beer at the new…read morelocation is excellent!

Bearded Iris is a great stop for a a weekend beer (or brew crawl)! The service was very friendly…read more Inside they offer darts & a pool table, and a decent amount of seating. There is also an outdoor patio (bonus points because the tables have umbrellas)! I tried the Pharmacy Pils & Tunnel Vision IPA. They are known for their brew Homestyle. It is clear why it's such a Nashville staple- good beers, good service, good vibes!

This was a nice hole-in-the-wall brewery that was near the AirBnb we were staying in. It was a…read moreThursday night and when we walked in, nobody else was in here. It had a lot of open space and seating, as well as a pool table so on other days it looked like it was a great place to have some drinks and spend a few hours there.

We love ENBW! All the beers are so smooth and the pizza is always fresh and tasty. Love that it's…read morefamily and dog friendly. We love to bring our pup and watch sports!

Solid beer, solid people, huge patio and outdoor seating. They have a large parking lot, with…read moreadditional parking across the street. I have not eaten here, but they do have pizza and salads. I got the hazy IPA, it was good! They have a large selection of their own beers as well as some walker brothers kombucha. This would be a great place for a group. I also have been when there was a kids birthday party- genius place for a kids bday party btw. The place is so big that if you didn't want to be surrounded by kids you could just walk to another area.

This is a cute bar and probably a great choice if you love sake. There's this writing group I…read moreattend occasionally and our last session was here! They have a surprising amount of parking, especially considering how small it is inside. I live in Bellevue so it was a bit of drive. Despite it being a sake bar, I didn't actually have any alcohol. Instead, I opted for a iced barley tea and later a hot hibiscus tea. I also got a snack that was like a hot and sour trail mix. This brings me to my main gripe, which is that they didn't have any actual food options. One was corn nuts and the other what I got. Apparently, there was supposed to be a good truck that cancelled. However there isn't any food options on the menu (unless they had a separate menu - I didn't see one). The staffperson was nice but understandably a bit stressed. It was packed on a random Tuesday and she was by herself.

I've been wanting to try rice vice for a minute now, but it just slipped down the list. I'm glad I…read morefinally made it out there because it is wonderful! The service is fantastic and knowledgeable, the interior looks exactly like a Japanese sake bar (at least I think so) and the sake is delicious. Rice Vice makes their own sake while also serving Japanese varieties. There's cocktails, beer, and Japanese whiskey for you to sip on if sake isn't your thing as well. Food is limited but we were lucky and stumbled in before they started their pop up (maybe?) Nia! We shared the cucumbers, Japanese potato salad and lavash appetizers. The chef was quite knowledgeable on the menu and was very passionate about the food he was serving. If you're looking for a fun stop that's out of the ordinary, please check out Rice Vice!

Living Waters is a true neighborhood gem. I've been here for both coffee and beer, and it's all…read moreexcellent. The vibes are chill and welcoming, as is the staff. If you're lucky enough to stop in on a night when they're running their pizza pop-up, you're in for a real treat. I think it was called Clutch & Throttle pizza, and it was just incredible when paired with some of Living Waters' signature brews. Offerings change with the seasons, but I can usually grab a glass of their Echo American Lager or their Kolsch Bier. If you like sours, they also often have a fun fruity brew for you to try.

Nice relaxing open concept atmosphere. Great beers on tap!…read moreThe coffee stout was my favorite. Sampled a few IPAs as well and they are all very good!

As this was not our first trip to Nashville we turned to our friends that we were visiting as well…read moreas other friends that had been there often for additional suggestions on where to go for new breweries that we had not tried yet. As with any city, it's always growing with new breweries and some are harder to find than others. My friend Justin knows that I like sours, so suggested that we come to a Barrique Brewing to start off our beer adventures. It's in an industrial area, so we weren't sure we were in the right spots as the signage is not super clear, but also is very fitting for a brewery. We sat at the bar and staff was very polite and accommodating and we were able to also make polite conversation with other patrons that were sitting nearby. Ben even took a few cans to go with us to make it back to Tampa.

And once again Steve and I tried a brewery that wasn't on our official list to try but proved to be…read morea very good beer experience so bravo to Barrique Brewing and Blending ! The totally awesome beer that we had was an American style lager by the name of Dent. Thus very refreshing and wonderful lager has flavor highlights of floral, lemony and honey with a crisp aftertaste. Probably what really won us over was the herbaceous aspect that is going on here. Wr love herbal tasting beers and feel like we don't come across them enough but then on the occasion where we do come across one it still makes it a novelty.