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Gregory B.

Got in day one. There are things to love about this place and things that are just plain average. So I split the difference. Atmosphere is very open and airy. There is a bar in the front and then a wall of taps around both sides of the middle. Ample seating in back and space to sit outside on the river. When the bridge from East Germantown is finished, this will be a very nice area of Nashville. At this point, it is a bit sparce (Shake Shack is the sole food option at this point). The experience is this. You check in at the front and give a card for your tab. You then get a bracelet that has a chip that stores your beer and drink choices. You are charged by the ounce and you decide how much you pour. Pricing is not Lower Broad, but definitely higher than other craft beer spots around town that don't offer pour your own options that allow any size you choose. For a full pint, you can expect to pay anywhere between $5.25 and $20 (the option here was an expensive Belgian beer). Overall the pricing is about 110% to 130% of standard pricing around town (non-downtown). I did analysis and you can see the sheet of the initial offerings here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/102gMqe0SaoFa24eRbllfqDNkrVOMe4VZzz01uvJY-Ns/edit?gid=0#gid=0 The main negative to me, as a beer nerd, is the menu is largely the usual suspects. There are a few standouts, but sans them rotating in a few unique crafts, I see very little reason to come over here before the bridge is built (before 2030, per the Oracle deal). As such, I wonder if the concept will get enough regulars and curiosity seekers to survive for 4 to 5 years. My girlfriend had a cocktail, which was nice. Prices on cocktails are more downtown, but not star bar, if that gives you a good barometer. There are also wines and cocktails on tap. Owner was on site and had a short conversation between him running to get things done. Also representatives from corporate, as this is a franchise. It is clear, from our conversation, this would be a decent franchise to run, with the caveat I put above. Plenty of parking and, as per my usual, I ended up not in the big parking lot as I found a rock star spot up front (meaning it is worth driving back and finding out if there are spots, unless you want to commit to a walk). As an experience, I would say you should try, if you have never done this before. NOTE: Unfortunately, I failed to get many pictures, other than taps, as I was filming for my YouTube channel, so I will have to get back to provide some.

Casey D.

Hoppin North is a self-pour taproom and social space that has quickly become one of my favorite weekend spots. The concept is simple but brilliant--you grab a card, explore a rotating wall of beers, ciders, and wines, and pour exactly what you want. What really sets it apart is how welcoming it is for dogs; they aren't just tolerated here, they're celebrated. Between the dog-friendly vibes, plenty of TVs for football, and a relaxed indoor/outdoor setup, it's the kind of place where Saturdays fly by. Whether you're posting up for the game or just hanging out with friends (furry or human), it's always a good time.

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Antwan S.

I had such a relaxing time after the longest week ever at this new place on the river . One of the best things about going here are the drink specials. 6.00 casamigo margaritas and they were strong. Also on the tap wall they offer wine and cocktails also . You pay by the liquid oz so you can drink as much or as little as you can . The owner and and workers were so nice and helpful with getting your wristbands set up for the taps . The river view is what makes this spot amazing and they are building a walkable bridge connecting this spot to Germantown. My wife and I enjoyed hoppin and we will be back and we will also go to the gulch location in the future.

Shawn C.

Fun place to enjoy good company, great employees, wonderful variety of pour-your-own beer/wine, cocktails and fantastic location on the Cumberland River watching the magical sunset! Large parking lot a block away with 2 free hours of parking. This location is very up and coming. Flatbreads available to order.

Amanda B.

I recently hosted a game day watch party at Hoppin River North, and had the best time! The event organization crew is the best! They are so easy to work with and great at communicating! Also, this is the best spot to watch a game, even if you wanted to do it causally. They have so many TVs and I think 4 different sound areas so people can listen and watch different games! The location has ample seating, a great view of the river outside, and is dog friendly! The food offered are flatbreads, and they as super tasty! My favorite I've tried is the buffalo chicken option! It's a perfect size to share with one person or a personal size if you are really hungry! The coolest feature is the self service taps. When you enter you'll check in at the desk and you'll give your ID and credit card and get a wristband. You'll use that wristband to tap under different drink selections and pour your own drinks, getting as little or as much as you want (I like to sample lots of different things). You'll get charged by the oz, and the prices are on the screen with the names (and if you tap them it will give a detailed description). I've been to this location twice now and the drinks are frequently changing! It's not only beer offered but seltzers, ciders, wine, cocktails, and they have a full bar! They have different cups for different drinks if you'd like a wine glass or copper mug! It's pretty affordable too! I think most drinks are somewhere around 50¢ or so an ounce. I usually do a lot of $1 samples and it's a generous amount to try and see what I like. Everyone that works here is so friendly, and the owners are awesome too! I can't wait to go back

Julie H.

Joining me for this review today is Jeff! See our attached vlog to see how you pour your own beers at Hoppin'. We loved the environment and visited on Music Bingo night. It's an open, airy space and has a great view overlooking the river. It's fun to scan the wristband and pick your beer, and to close out all you have to do is drop your wristband in a collection bin up at the front and they add a 20% tip. Remember all those frozen yogurt places that went under where you could pour your own froyo? It's like that. I liked being able to try half glasses before committing to a whole pint, which saves money as well. They also have a variety of great personal pizzas. There were street parking spots nearby with the first two hours free and Hoppin' has a QR code inside that adds another two hours free. Hoping they add even more local craft breweries as options. Overall had so much fun here!!

Lauren W.

Fun new self serve concept brewery on the riverfront in east! Near topgolf. The area is kind of weird at the moment because it's brand new and not much is there, just hoppin and Shake Shack. There is a big parking lot which is nice. You start a tab when you enter and get a wristband. You use the wristband to scan and self serve from 50 different taps! They have beer, seltzer, cocktails, wine, and even a CBD drink! During opening weekend you could order food from shake shack nearby. Not sure if this is permanent or if they will have their own kitchen eventually. There are plenty of tables inside and outside. Really enjoyed this spot!

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Mother's Ruin in Germantown is a great spot for dinner and drinks or a place to stop before going…read moreout. The whipped feta is definitely a must order. It comes with a lot of bread and is so good. Their smashburger is also really good, and the waffle fries are amazing. The drinks are a highlight too. I loved the skinny margaritas, and the frozen blackberry mule was so good. They have a really nice patio that's perfect for hanging out. The only downside is that I feel like they close the patio/space a little early around 10 PM, and after that the inside gets extremely packed and it's hard to move around. The mozzarella sticks were good, but a lot of them were missing cheese, which was disappointing. Overall, still a really fun spot with great food, drinks, and atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out for a casual dinner or drinks before heading out.

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You understand the hype the moment you walk in, before a single plate lands. 5th & Taylor lives…read moreinside a hundred-year-old Germantown warehouse, and the room is a stunner: timber beams soaring overhead like the ribs of an overturned ship, low candlelight, tall fiddle-leaf figs, and a long bar tucked beneath the original steel warehouse windows. An open kitchen with a wood-burning grill sends heat and aroma across the floor, so the whole space feels alive and warm at once. The staff matched the setting, gracious and sharp from hello to goodbye. The food kept pace. The sausage and cheddar biscuits earn every word of their reputation, we could have made a meal of them. We ate family style, which is the move here, passing everything so the whole table got a taste. Tara's halibut was the runaway favorite, our server called it his top pick on the menu and he nailed it. The mac and cheese and the brussels sprouts vanished fast, and the tri-tip with spaghetti squash and the delmonico rounded out a generous spread. My one small miss was the fried chicken, flavorful but a touch dry, the lone soft note of the night. The carrot cake ice cream cake split the table down the middle, though nobody walked away disappointed. Four stars, with only that dry chicken keeping it from a clean sweep. We left already angling for a reason to return.

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