About Tennessee Brew Works
From Tennessee Brew Works' own website, read September 24, 2026.
Tennessee Brew Works is a brewery and taproom on Ewing Avenue in Nashville. You drink its beer in full view of the brewery where it was made. Live music plays downstairs most weeknights, and there is a private event space.
The brewery's mission is beer that pays homage to the land, traditions and culture of Tennessee. It brews with natural ingredients and sources them from local farms whenever it can. Wine, cider and cocktails are on the menu too.
The kitchen runs a beer-centric food menu, with the house beer worked into the dishes. The beer hall has TVs for sports. The patio is dog friendly, so bring your buddy.
Weeknights have a set rhythm. Mondays bring open mic and karaoke, Tuesdays a Writer's Round, and Wednesdays a set from Tennessee Dead. It is one of the most reviewed beer spots in Nashville on this site.
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Rating
4.7out of 5
743 Google reviews
Questions people ask
Answers come from Tennessee Brew Works' website, read September 24, 2026.
Does Tennessee Brew Works have happy hour?
Yes. Food and drink happy hour specials run from 3pm to 6pm, Monday through Friday. Wednesdays also bring 2-for-1 craft beer all day.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. The Nashville taproom has a dog friendly patio.
Can I take beer home?
Yes. You can buy a 6-pack or 4-pack, a mix-pack, a crowler, a case or a keg to go.
Is there a veterans discount?
Yes. Veterans with proper government ID, current or retired, get 10% off everything.
Which breweries are close by?
Marble Fox Brewing Company is 0.2 miles away and New Heights Brewing Company is 0.3 miles away. TailGate Brewery Music Row is 0.9 miles away and Fait la Force Brewing is 1 mile away.
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Before you visit Tennessee Brew Works
Pick your night by the music. Check the live music and events pages on tnbrew.com before you go, since special events like pottery classes pop up there too. Sunday hours are shorter than the rest of the week.
Ask about brewery tours if you want a look behind the bar. The brewery also books its event space for private parties.
This is an easy part of town to walk. Jackalope's Den and Marble Fox are each about a five minute walk. New Heights and Hi-Wire are only a little farther.
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