5 Apr 2013. went on a Friday night and the place was mobbed! that meant service was a bit slow. Waitresses were friendly. There were about 200 beers but only about 30-50 were on tap. fun venue.

This place is the worst bar I’ve been to in quite awhile. The beer menu is not up to date and nearly every beer our party has tried to order is gone. Bartender was serving us, but disappeared on a break and didn’t bother sending anyone over to keep serving us. Doesn’t seem the staff knows what they have nor about beer itself. Food is tasty, but my order obviously sat around for a bit as it is not too warm. Really disappointed...friends have raved about Flying Saucers.

Stopped in briefly for a quick sampler of some local beers. A pretty nice Flying Saucer with a nice room off to the side for pool and darts. Service was a bit slow and it wasn’t busy when I stopped in. A great selection of local beers which was nice for an out of towner like myself. Didn’t sample the food but prices overall seemed to be fine. Definitely worth a stop.

Located in an old train station the first hurdle is the parking since the lots closest to the restaurant costs 5-6 bucks. The restaurant does validate parking in the lot nearest to them up to $5. There’s also street parking 1-2 blocks away. The building is gorgeous and well preserved but the plate thing gets annoying. In one sense of you’ve been to one Flyng Saycer you’ve been to them all. The all feature tons of tap lines of local and regional craft with the occasional Belgian or German with waitresses dressed like extras from Britney Spears’ "Baby one more time" video. They do have this annoying habit of serving everything in a pint glass. Well for Tennessee this is about the best there is.

I have a love / hate relationship with this bar. On one hand they tend to get some beers that you can’t find on tap at any other bar in Nashville and they also have an extensive beer selection and decent bar food. On the other hand, they always seem to be out of quite a few beers, and some beers are outrageously priced. They don’t list the price on the board, and the servers don’t always seem to know the price, so it sometimes makes for a surprise when the bill comes. Aside from that, my biggest complaint would be that the majority of the servers know absolutely nothing about beer and aren’t very helpful. I’ve received the wrong beer on multiple occasions, etc.

The only place in Nashville where the beer is the main focus. Not food, not smoking, and not frat life. Just incredible beer on tap and bottled with pool tables, dart boards, and amazing couches. Best place on Earth. I’m a Beer Knurd

Great bar in Nashville! A long bar, plenty of tables, and also couches/cozy chairs in the front. Was reasonably packed on a Wednesday night, and even had some traffic on a Thursday early afternoon. They have a huge number of tap offerings - estimated 80 taps. There is a list of permanent offerings plus a chalkboard lists new arrivals. They also have an extensive bottle list. A decent amount of local offerings (Terrapin, Sweetwater, Calfkiller, Yazoo, etc) plus they always have seasonal taps from Brooklyn, Boston Beer Co., Sprecher, New Belgium, Starr Hill, Chattanooga, and the above. They have specials from time to time and music events (although I missed them when I was there). Friendly atmosphere, good waitstaff. I didn’t order any food so can’t comment on that. They will give you a $5 voucher if you park in the general parking lot (it is really the only nearby option). Overall, a great stop, I highly recommend it.

Great place. The service was good and the beer selection was one of the best in the city.

The Saucer has the widest beer selection available in Nashville, although perhaps not always the highest quality. Food is fair to good, service is impeccable when they are appropriately staffed. Great beer special on most pints every Monday, but later evening crowds start to degrade service and they often run out of popular beers. The trick with finding beer in this area is that Tennessee is the home/ distribution range of many excellent small craft brewers, but the state as a whole is sorely lacking in imports from abroad and other regions of the country. I may be mistaken, but I believe that lack is due to some archaic alcohol laws still in place. Summary: The Saucer does a great job working with what they can get.

Fun place with a cool vibe. Lots of handles, but a bit light on the selection of Belgians. Bartender was great, knowledgeable and accommodating. Had the Asian wings; they were quite good, lightly dusted and fried hot, with a nice peanut sauce. Parking is at a premium, make sure you get your ticket validated. Will definitely return next time through.