Fat Bottom Brewery

New looking brewery in a nice neighborhood in Nashville. Huge outdoor area with games. Very family and pet friendly. Indoor area is huge as well with lots of seating. Despite all of this, it was still hard to find a seat. This place is popular. They were understaffed at the time, but the few people on hand that day were working hard. They had 19 taps, with a surprising amount of them being guest taps. A few different styles, predominantly light ones, understandable for the summer. The beer was average but the atmosphere was great. I would come back.

Visited this brewery on a rainy Saturday afternoon. They have a good sized parking lot for their large building. Inside is pretty impressive. Sort of a modern feel to the place. Great service at the bar. The quality of the beer was a little under what I was expecting. The saison that was on draft was good though. Flights are available. It is close to one of the Southern Grist locations, so it would be easy to visit both.

Modern place with a very sleek design, a little far from the main brewery hubbub. 14 beers on tap, available in custom flights of 4 for $10. Beer quality ranges from decent to excellent - the highlight definitely being the bourbon BA impie stout. Service is super friendly and attentive. One of the better spots in town. Recommended.

Parking is nearly impossible, I would take Lyft or Uber. It’s worth the effort. Production facility, you walk past the brewhouse and fermenters as you go around to the taproom which is small and cozy. Nice wooden bar. Live music, jazz, on the evening I visited. Beers were a bit plain, no real standouts. Snacks (sliders, burgers etc) were tasty. Decent enough stop.

Neat older building. There were six beers on tap, so we tried a sampler. All were decent. Did not try any food, looked good though. Kind off the beat and path, but worth a stop.

Older building - you have to walk past all the brewing equipment to get to the brewpub. Not a ton of seating - pretty large outdoor area though. 5-6 of their beers on tap. Nice laid back place.

I think artsy is a pretty nice euphemism for the part of town this is in. I felt like I was forging a river of broken glass to get there. Parking was awful. Street parking, completely packed at like 5PM, although I have no idea where everybody was. I ended up parking in a lot up the hill a couple blocks away that was for some other businesses and hoped for the best. You walk in the front door and pass the brewing area until you get to the back where there is in fact a pretty nice, if cozy, tasting room. 5 beers on tap including four regulars and a weekly special. They have some food, and what I had was in fact quite good. Service is great and friendly. They have a stage and were setting up for a live band while I was there, but I left before they began. Beers were so so for the most part, but the special Mesquite smoke alt was solid for those who like rauchbier. Doing a decent business of mostly locals while I was there.

Visited here in late July ’15 while in the area for business. Located in a artsy part of town (or so it seems, I’m not a local). The entrance brings you through the brewing area and leads you to the bar area. Have about eight to ten of their own on tap, the two I had; an IPA and an Oatmeal Stout were above average. Limited menu, burgers, a few salads I think. I had the burger and It was pretty tasty. Place started really getting crowded as the night wore on - seemed to be quite a popular late night place.

Cool place, I love the tap room and the beers are good. Have not tried the food yet, but I will soon.

Nice open bar area with long bar and several tables. No tv but good music. Friendly staff. Pretty good beers. Patio area with games and tables. Pretty nice stop. Just across river and out of huge downtown bustle. You need to stop by