34 beers/ciders on tap. A bartender that knew every beer they had like it was back of his hand…read more Will built an atmosphere in that bar that was electric and unmatched the whole weekend. Kinda crazy to think about. Plenty space for games to be enjoyed and played. 9 outa 9 not stopping here is a crime.

Popped in for a pre dinner happy hour with my coworkers -- super fun and chill vibe, bartenders…read morewere both cool guys. Doors were open and we had a nice breeze on a sunny Nashville afternoon. They have a little bit of wine, but stick with the major beer options or liquor. Simple cocktail or ice/neat options, but there's something for everyone. Plenty of seating space, indoor or out -- and drinks for all. There's also ciders if you're looking for a gluten free option.

Good wings and cold beer…read more This is a really nice place to relax, drink a craft beer, eat some wings or a sandwich, and listen to live music. Grab a table when you walk in and order at the bar. The staff are all super nice. This is a great place to relax after shopping.

Passing through town and wanted a beer and snack. Also it is posted as a woman owned…read moreestablishment- so wanted to support them. Nice, friendly, quiet place, with comfy tables and chairs. Had a flight of beers after learning the beers are all from other local breweries- partners. They are awaiting approval of their brewing license. Had the chicken wings and a s"slice" of pizza. Both were wonderful. The wings were perfectly smoked and tasty- none of that deep fried nasty. The pizza was equally amazing. Roasted vegs over a delicious red sauce, Look forward to coming back to town and visiting this wonderful spot once they are brewing their own

We had so much fun, just briefly waking in. There was so much to experience we couldn't stay long…read moreat each place. Everyone looked so happy and content there. I did stop and buy a few souvenirs for my little sister. If she's, nice, I will definitely mail them... fyi they're still In Arizona. Thank you, we had a wonderful time and hoping to stay longer next time.

We were with a group of people and decided to visit Jelly Roll's Goodnight to celebrate a birthday…read more There were alot of people, but luckily it wasn't shoulder to shoulder. The band was really good. They played an Evanescence song, and the singer could definitely hit the high notes. Most of the songs were classic rock, 80s, 90s or fan favorites which is what we were looking for. You can request songs as long as you provide a tip. They have a QR code if you don't have cash. I was impressed that they were able to play all the songs that were requested. Overall a fun night!!

One of the best breweries we've been to! I absolutely loved…read morethe outside and inside aesthetic. We're big fans of sours and they had a lot to choose from. Nearly every one was one of our favorites- my persona being the key lime pie one! They also had cocktails, food, and seltzers. Had we not eaten before hand we would have loved to try the food as it looked and smelled amazing. We got two flights and tried a variety of their beers. No complaints about any of them, we just prefer the sours! The gentleman behind the bar was nice and helpful, attentive. Right when you walk in they have their to go beers and merchandise. We both got a hat - myself a beanie and my boyfriend got the navy corduroy hat! Great logo and design! We got recommended this place by a lovely couple we met at Southern Collective Brewing and we're glad we listened!

Welcome to the neighborhood XUL! What once was Southern Grist, has recently underwent a rebrand to…read moreXUL. The core of the beer is still there, but the vibes and a few of the beers are a bit different. This taproom, near the corner of 51st and Centennial, is a small, but mighty space featuring a cozy and vibey inside and a nice patio. Both spaces are outfitted with a variety of seating from standard to cozy to bar stools and high tops. We have enjoyed drinks here on a few occasions since the rebrand and somehow the PB&J Mixtape always ends up in at least one of our hands! Majority of their beers lean fruit forward, but hey also have a few hoppy beers, and of course a couple of light and dark options. I go between something light and dark, and really enjoyed the Chop It Up, which is a house ale. Definitely will be my go-to here! In addition to all the goods on tap, they have a good variety of merch and canned beers that you can mix and match, or take a set of home. Service is solid, slightly hit and miss depending on the bartender. Some engage a bit more with you, especially if you are asking about the menu, others are a bit quick and want to keep things moving, which I can understand. The space is well laid out, but due its size, the front end can get backed up pretty easily as the ordering station is near the front of the bar, which is only a few feet from the entry door. So, be mindful when coming in. Even with lines, they move pretty quick, so never an issue beyond the initial back up. Overall, cool space, nice rebrand and a great spot for a good beer in The Nations!

Wings, fries & salad & it was tasty!!!…read more Got Nashville hot wings which was more of a dry rub style wing, Smokey & flavorful. Not sure if the ranch is made in house but that was my favorite part!! Loved their streetcar salad too, very tasty!

Came here for a crawfish boil pop up but will come back for another fun outdoor patio experience. I…read morehad a reservation for 4 adults inside on a Saturday evening, but the weather was so nice we were offered a spot on the patio and took it! The space is family and pet friendly which makes it a great afternoon or summer evening hangout spot. Streetcar x South Coast Seafood was a smash hit! The crawfish was super fresh from the gulf and boiled the right way with Cajun seasoning and all the fixins! Please bring this back next year! Service was a bit slow at first, but perhaps it was because we pre-ordered the crawfish. We decided to order a couple cocktails and chicken wings to enhance our experience, and it enticed us to come back and try again!

Stoke Haus Brewing & BBQ is hands down the best BBQ experience of my life!…read more A few helpful tips before you go: parking is a little limited right in front and the entrance is easy to miss. There is additional parking around the side in an open lot that felt safe, was free (at least currently), and was super convenient. Once you arrive, walk around the left side of the building and order inside at the bar. They'll give you a pager, and when your food is ready, you'll head outside to the food truck for pickup. When we first walked in, I have to admit I thought, "What is that smell?" Then I realized it was the giant brewing vats and the smell of the beer-making process. Once I connected the dots, I actually started appreciating it and felt it added to the experience and the authenticity of the brewery. We tried their signature beer, a quality dark ale that paired perfectly with our meal. It had a great depth of flavor and was the perfect complement to the BBQ. For food, we ordered and split: Half order of ribs: incredibly tender with a crispy, flavorful top. They were packed with flavor and came with two dipping sauces. I preferred the BBQ sauce over the Carolina-style sauce, but both were enjoyable. Brussels sprouts: OH MY GOODNESS. I genuinely did not know vegetables could taste this good. Even my veggie-hating partner loved them, which honestly says everything. These were a standout. Mac & cheese: visually, this was beautiful and looked like it was going to be a favorite. Unfortunately, it didn't quite hit the way I expected and wasn't as satisfying as I hoped. THE BRISKET BURGER = THE STAR OF THE SHOW! I have never had a brisket burger before, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but this was phenomenal. The Gouda cheese was incredible, and the combination of the mayo, pickles, and sauce created the perfect balance of flavors. It was everything you want in a burger and more. This is the dish I will be telling everyone about. Beyond the food, the atmosphere was fantastic. They have board games in the back, and it looks like they host karaoke nights, which gives the space a really fun, community-oriented feel. Every staff member we interacted with was kind, welcoming, and helpful. Honestly, there was nothing to complain about. Great food, great beer, great people, and a unique experience. Stoke Haus is a must-visit and if you go, do yourself a favor and order the brisket burger. You won't regret it.

We needed to eat before beginning our 2 hour drive home. I wanted BBQ but not from a chain. Not…read moresomewhere with a shiny sign, rocking chairs on the front porch, a front porch. You know the places I'm talking about. No, I wanted somewhere authentic. In a neighborhood, not near the mall. A place most people would drive past. Stoke Haus is all this and more. Much more. 2pm on Sunday and the parking lot was full. (I'm sure a good handful was for the liquor store next door). The first issue - how do you get in?? There is no front door. There is a tall wooden fence on the side of the building. I peek through the gap between the fence and the wall. A long smoker, a pile of wood, a small food truck (what???). I see a couple leaving the building by a side door. This must be it. There is a sign taped to the door: order at the bar and pick up at the truck. Following instructions, we approach the bar. The couple next to me just got their food. OMG. That looks so good. I ask what they have...brisket, a pulled pork sandwich, German potato salad, cole slaw, fried okra and a little pile of pickles and marinated onions. I don't even look at the menu. "I want that" I tell the bartender. We each order a beer (I forgot to mention that this is a brewery too). We received our beer and a buzzer, found a table and proceeded to play on our phones until the buzzer went off. My husband went outside to the food truck and came in with a metal tray nearly overflowing with food. We didn't waste a second digging in. The brisket was incredibly tender with a most amazing bark. A little too fatty, even for brisket, but still a "must order". The sandwich was absolutely stuffed with tender, juicy pulled pork. Perfection. The sides, especially the potato salad were excellent (though the okra wasn't made from scratch, it was still worthy). The pickles? That final little "oomph". Our meal wasn't just a home run, it was a grand slam! I've written a lot of reviews. I've written a lot of 5 star reviews. I'd love to be able to give Stoke Haus 10 stars. This is definitely a don't miss!!

Atmosphere is great…read more The burgers are fantastic and you get what you pay for. Drinks are reasonably priced. Bands that play here are amazing!

We were looking for live music and didn't feel like going to Broadway, so this was the perfect…read more"local" place for some brews and classic country music. Beers and drinks we got: Twisted Tea Guinness Yazoo Gerst Miller lite draft Miller high life Shiner Bock Our server Everdina was delightful and the band gave the best vibes.

Jack the bartender was fantastic, his drink craftsmanship was next level, and the food was great…read more Will definitely be back to see him

For a Sunday night, only one bartender on the roof. Despite that though Rylee killed it!! So…read moreattentive and patient when we didn't know what to order and super nice as well. One of the best bartenders in the building. Shoutout to Rylee! Not to mention he was already here earlier this morning and still gave us the best service.

Fat Bottom Brewing was another great stop during Nashville exploration. Just a 5 minutes walk from…read moreour Air BnB, it became the stop for a quick bite and a little pregaming throughout our trip. The place has a great setup -- a beautiful garden area that's perfect for events and a well-decorated main taproom with a lively vibe. There is a schedule for live music, mostly on Saturdays I believe. The food and beer were both great! We tried the loaded nachos, hot wings and beer chips -- all were delicious and paired nicely with the beers. Speaking of which, I really liked the Music City Light and the orange soda seltzer, which was surprisingly good! The service was excellent -- friendly and attentive staff who made the experience even better. It was bartender Micheal's first week on the job. He was a happy, jolly delight! With their wide beer selection and welcoming atmosphere, this is definitely a place I'd love to visit again.

I've enjoyed coming here for 10 years, and the beer is pretty good. The Bravazzi hard italian…read moresodas are fantastic for non beer drinkers. I like the mexican style cerveza the best. The food is pretty decent and reasonably priced. I like their burger and portions are large. I do think there is some deferred maintenance that needs some attention, especially in the outdoor area. It's a great place for families, but some of those tables outside are pretty rickety and the lawn games are in bad condition. Also have noticed the last two times that inside it doesn't smell so great. We will still frequent this place. There is lots of potential for this to be the best brewery spot in Nashville.

I've been to Nashville so many times and not quite sure how I didn't enjoy this gem of an…read moreestablishment but I'm very happy I have. Talk about great food, customer service, GREAT LIVE LOCAL NASHVILLE TALENT, and overall just a fun time. Honestly I'm happy I experienced this place on the weeknights before the weekend when things get wild because it made for a much more personalized experience. Highly recommend the Shrimp & Grits, the Fried Pickles which are done different so just experience it for yourself and also the Meatloaf is a MUST. Honestly after being raised in the south and having had so many southern dishes I can say that The Row does it right. Swing by, have fun, enjoy the music, support the local artists, and strike up some fun conversations. Cheers

This was my second time eating at The Row. I was there for a mini vacation this time around. Last…read moretime was a business trip. The ambiance is straight southern, which I love. The staff was super friendly. My only "blah" was what I ordered - the meatloaf. It literally looked like a pound of ground meat sitting on top of mashed potatoes. The meat didn't have a great taste to it, but the potatoes were fire! I'll try something else next time.