They fill Growlers up! The beer is fresh brewed and the…read morelocation is great. They got a big parking lot but don't drink and drive or THP will arrest you even if you are not drinking!

10/10 that's for sure this place was such a good sandwich shop. 6 of us came in 45 before closed…read moreand all got sandwiches and salads. The bread was so soft but still had a good crunch it was perfect. My salad had this great pepper vinaigrette that really added to my salad. Everyone was very satisfied and happy with their meal. They have beers too if that interests you. We felt welcomed and the atmosphere was relaxed and a little industrial feel. They have lots of trivia nights as well it looks like.

I love this place. I've now been several times. Whether you meet a friend, come with a group or…read morejust want a nice, cold brew while you're out on the square, this is the place you'll want to go! During special events, they're packed to the gills, but their staff are bustling and will get to you quick. Thomas, behind the bar, really knows his beers and will advise you of your picks that he's sure to keep in his fridge at home. They don't serve food, but will allow you to bring in a pizza to-go to enjoy with your favorite beverage. Today, I was out on the square, taking care of some business and decided to take a walk and visit some of my favorite shops. At the last minute, I decided to pop-in for a brewski. It was the middle of the day, so just a handful of people were seated at the bar. I ordered the Wanderlinger Wheat Caroline, made in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It's great when I can enjoy a beer that's brewed right here, in the beautiful state of Tennessee. Supporting small, local businesses and breweries is my jam. Before leaving, I gazed at their vast display of specialty beers and picked out a couple to take home with me. Both, were quite deliciously great picks! Be sure to check 'em out while you're out on the square! You'll be glad you did.

Fun staff, down to earth atmosphere, fair prices. Just wish a little better selection for the taps…read more Great place though.

Nice little local bar to grab a custom local brew. They have some great bar food if you want to get…read morea bite to eat. Small place, but nice relaxed atmosphere.

Good place to grab a beer in downtown Franklin. I went because I wanted to try the pretzel with…read morebeer cheese dip. The pretzel was good but the dip was like orange paste (no beer flavor). This needs work. I also had a cheeseburger and chips. Average I would say.

A recent host for Plant Bingo, this Brewery is tucked away in Franklin. It felt like a bit of a…read morehidden gem and somewhere you have been before. No flights, only half pours and no loyalty program set up properly. I had the Amber and it was very smooth. Fast service. Beautiful tap room.

This is the super unique find in Franklin Tennessee! My husband has gone for coffee (he is a true…read morecoffee snob, he roasts his own coffee beans), and said their coffee was pretty good! We have come in the evenings, a couple times now, and it's super fun that they invite a food truck each night, you need to call ahead to find out which type of truck. I really wanna try the pizza truck! Typically, the ginger pig is the truck that's there, multiple friends have raved about the hamburger that comes with a unique green sauce on the side. Multiple friends have also raved about their wings! There's a super cute kids section play area. The bar seems to have a lot of variety of different types of beer on top. I sampled a few, but really enjoyed the grapefruit Italian soda, which had 4.2% alcohol. It was really smooth and delicious! Everyone that works there is super friendly, and it's a cool place to hang out and gather with friends!

Gave some pause to this review after visiting a couple times. Beer is decent. I haven't tried…read moreanything that would inspire me to run back and have more. It's average. Not great. Not bad. Not bad. Drinkable and enjoyable. Feel kind of pushed aside at the bar. It's different than it used to be. Asgard was more personal. Take that for what it's worth. What was more unnerving was feeling really uneasy about being surrounded by shirts and such that were clearly aligned with anti-American/anti-patriotic virtues than what we've come to respect here in Columbia. We are open to everyone's beliefs but to see "anti-Nazi since 1996" shirts isn't something our large neighborhood groups wants to be around. If your patrons can't be tolerant to their neighbors and are going to be allowed to wear vile attire, then that's not the place for our friends and neighbors. We want to support our local businesses, but if offensive stuff is allowed to be worn, then that's not for us. We are a welcoming community and shouldn't be displaced. We've supported you in Mt. Pleasant but it seems like you've got some radical guests making others very uncomfortable in this location.

Very friendly staff, down to earth clientele, and a one of a kind beer. Get the pistachio porter,…read moreyou won't regret it.

If you like Bourbon or Whiskey, take a short road trip out to Leiper's Fork! You'll find a fabulous…read moredistillery producing some seriously good whiskey. Take the tour and learn how they make it, or just head to the back, grab a seat, and start sampling their whiskies and specialty drinks. There's plenty of room to relax with a couple of fire pits surrounded by Adirondack chairs and several picnic tables with benches. This is the perfect spot for a fall getaway with friends, good whiskey, great atmosphere, and a beautiful country setting. If you live in Franklin, what are you waiting for?! And if you're visiting Franklin or Nashville, put this one on your list! It's worth the short drive to Leiper's Fork. Cheers!!

The honey peach tea and berry smash cocktails were pure sunshine. A friend and I did the 30-min…read morewhiskey tour and our tour guide Sir Paul Bissett, an international treasure! His expertise, knowledge, and humor were one-of-a-kind. The barn was an original 200-year old building with a wooden counter made from floorboards from a Kentucky Bourbon barn. Highly recommended!

Boys' night out, so we thought that we'd try some manly stuff and throw a few deadly weapons…read moreagainst the wall. What better place to unleash the mayhem than at Faxons. They sanction the controlled chaos, and on top of that, they serve beer! Putting axes in the hands of beer guzzling lumberjack wannabes sounds like a recipe for disaster. But to their credit, Faxons keep a close eye on their patrons. They'll even help with your technique. That's throwing technique. You're on your own with how you tip your glasses. You'll have your choice on who or what to chop up. You can toss a blade into the skull of a zombie or something more woodsy like a duck. You won't even need a hunting license. Just have your significant other fill out the permission slip (aka the waiver) so that you can participate in the carnage. If an axe is a little too extreme, you can try your hand at tossing a different dangerous projectile. They have a couple of dart boards just waiting for you to pierce their numbers. They come complete with chalkboard so that you can keep tally of how many holes you make. I'm guessing they'd prefer the holes in the boards rather than the wall. It's a family-friendly place for all you 12 and olders. That is if your family doesn't lean pacifist. Quick Tip: I wouldn't recommend wearing open toed shoes. There's always the chance of the beer that's lubricating your inside, finding its way onto the axe handle and making it as loose as you. But as I mentioned earlier, Faxons keeps a close eye on the proceedings. You should be able to make your way out with all your appendages still intact. And maybe even a few extra if you're seeing double after swilling down a few.

Great atmosphere and all around fun place to throw axes while holding a beer or two…read more We went with a group of 15 people and had a blast! Highly recommend for large groups.

Love the chicken salad. Owner was engaging and charming. Will go back weekly or…read moremore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When I visited Tennessee in 2021, this was the first brewery I went to. Since then, I have been…read morecoming back on an annual basis and enjoying Millcreek brewing. I always look forward to the seasonal beers that they have and the delicious food like the fried pickles and the burger. It's a family friendly establishment so I'm able to come with my sister and her family (which includes three children). There is tons of indoor seating space as well as outdoor seating. I did notice that the outdoor space tends to always have dogs outside so I like that you can bring your pup with you.

Absolutely % recommend. We were a little concerned because my hubby wanted to to a place that had a…read moreStout beer. They brew their own beers and had a great beer that met his taste, The Benny. The food was top notch and plentiful. Our appetizer was the flash fried brussels sprouts, which were perfection and filled a large plate. Twice the amount we expected for the price. Definitely on our list to visit again.

Was excited about going to this location but was disappointed to find it closed for remodeling…read more Wished yelp had listed this. If the owners give any credit to these reviews then they should have listed this on the site when the work began.

Great service and awesome atmosphere , would definitely recommend visiting. The drinks were great…read moreand prices were great.

The Pond is a self described dive bar located in a strip mall area in Franklin Tennessee…read more I like to patronize places that aren't chains and aren't super popular spots when I travel, as I enjoy being around common folks in areas that I go to. The Pond doesn't disappoint. It is exactly what one would expect when seeking a dive bar atmosphere. A little ratty, a little rowdy and a whole lot of fun. The coup de grace was they had Guinness on tap, which was completely unexpected. We traveled to Franklin looking for an alternative to Broadway in Nashville on our first night in town. It is worth the trip. Franklin is a very old town with great old architecture and buildings over 200 years old that still look stunning. The Pond was the real reason for my drive down although it was our last stop on our tour of Franklin. The staff was friendly, the Hamburger and fries was delicious, and the beer was cold. They have many options to choose from on tap. They have Darts inside and a couch you'd find down in your friends basement that he found on a tree bank trash day, but that simply adds to the dive bar charm. We stayed for one drink and the burger as we were exhausted from a red eye flight the night before. If you're looking for a dive bar that stays open late and apparently gets packed as the night goes on, this is the spot for you. Most places close early in Franklin, so this is apparently the after hours spot that everyone ends up going to when all other options are closed. The Pond reminded me of a few dive bar spots in Vegas, and I have to recommend you pay them a visit, if for no other reason, just to say you've been there.