Tried this place randomly the other day after quick day hike. Great choice! Awesome food and an open air, even though it's smoking, atmosphere with garage doors that open all the way around, and a huge patio. I had the fish tacos with blackened fish, homemade salsa, and Cajun ranch sauce. They came with lettuce and tomato, cheese, and a huge side of red beans and rice. Awesome!!!! They were wonderfully tasty and even seemed like the shells were freshly fried. My husband had the special, which were two brats on buns with a side of fries. His brats came with grilled onions and peppers on top, and he said it was really good, but mine was better...hehe. The beer menu was large, even though our waitress was not familiar with the list of  beers at all. I think she said they had around 30. Beers were fresh and lines were obviously well used and clean. Overall a casual, lucky shot of a place to stop that we both enjoyed a lot. Prices were also good for what we had. Can't beat that. I think our bill was around $27 for both meals and two beers. Great little place to stop in if you're driving by!
Review Source:first visit was today. I thought this would a great place to grab a bite boy was I wrong. We say a patron return a drink called a bushwhacker to the bar, the bartender asked the waitress to ask the patron if they drank from it. The patron said no, the bartender then returned the drink to the frozen mix machine. I was afraid of what would be going on in the kitchen after seeing what they do at the bar!!!!! Will never go there again...
Review Source:I really liked this place! I came for Wednesday trivia a few weeks ago with just one other person. We got a table right away and had The Friendliest Waitress (TFW). TFW clued us in that there was a special to get a free pint glass with each Newcastle Werewolf beer order on any Wednesday in October! I realize I'm writing this review a bit too late for other readers to take advantage of this deal, but there could be others in the future (your present!) so look for posters!
I got a huge quesadilla and was only able to eat about 1/3 of it. Pretty tasty. TFW was very attentive and gave us some beer advice. I maybe loved TFW so much because we share a birthday, as I learned when she carded me. (So we're kind of best friends now, and if that biases my review ,so be it.)
Trivia was fun, there were about 15 teams and mine did NOT win.
Also be warned - smoking is allowed in this bar!
Brewhouse West is cool! This place is great! I enjoy going here with friends to have a brew, watch the game, and enjoy some great bar food! You have to try one of there gigantic filling burritos! And the fries are always hot and crispy! When I am on the West side of town, Brewhouse West is definitely a stop to make!! (Kudos to Casey - girl you make a great gin and tonic!)
Review Source:Large beer selection!
It was mid afternoon and I was in the area shopping when I discovered this gem. Â I love the location on broadway so I decided it was the perfect place to have a snack and a beer. Â After all I just needed a little something to give me strength to finish my shopping and errands.
I ordered a cup of gumbo and a beer. Â The gumbo was awesome! Â It hit the spot. Â Our waitress provided excellent service. Â I loved the comfortable atmosphere and the awesome pub food. Â The only negative is the smoke smell as this is 21 and up bar to allow smoking. Â There is a lovely patio available to get away from the smoke. Â I plan on visiting these restaurants a lot more in the future.
I was super pleasantly surprised when we went to Brewhouse West. Â First off, I totally thought Brewhouse West was Brewhouse 100. Â When we got out there I was all sorts of backwards. Â This is wrong, we are in the wrong place. Â Nope we weren't, we were at the right place and it was great! Â it's a smaller version of the downtown and midtown locations. Â I actually think I prefer this place over the other two. Â We watched some football, enjoyed the open feeling and met an amazing man. Â I wish I could tell the story on here but I can't. However, I bet if you show up, the person will find you and talk your ear off.
Review Source:Holy beer selection, Batman!
After three trips to Nashville, I have made four trips to Brewhouse West. There is a lot to like about a place like this. This is one of those terrific neighborhood pubs that can make a North Carolinean jealous.
The beer. They manage to have a terrific selection of draught beer without being all fussy with having strictly craft beer. Don't get me wrong, I love a Yazoo or Sweetwater 420 (both of which they have), but everyone has moments where they'd just as soon a Bud Light. I believe that in total, they have something north of 20 draught beers.
The food. After two meals here, I'll say that they manage to be a step above some bars. They manage to break past the burger and wing monotony. On my first visit, I had catfish. As an original Arkansan, I must admit that off-the-beaten-path fish house catfish certainly has them beat, but it was tasty. Most recently, I had the big daddy quesadilla. They weren't joking about the "big." My only complaint was that they could be a little crispier. My quesadilla standards may be a bit out of touch at the moment since I most recently had them crafted by an executive chef.
The service. My beer never went dry. Good service without being fussy. I cannot stand someone constantly interrupting the course of conversation. Our server did an excellent job.
The atmosphere. I love the indoor/outdoor feel of this place. I'm a total sucker for a good patio. This place is essentially a gigantic patio when all the garage doors are open. They allow smoking, but the open air makes it completely non-offensive.
I'll be back this afternoon for the Arkansas/Auburn game!
Same as the Brewhouse on Broadway and also in Midtown, except in my neck of the woods. I really enjoy Brewhouse for either some dinner or a couple of drinks. The food is decent. It's New Orleans influenced, which I love some good Cajun food. It will never be as good as it is in Nola, BUT for what it is, I approve. I do not like the smoke, but you'll have that with any bar. The quick solution to this is to sit on the patio.
I do not come as often as I should, but the last time I came to Brewhouse West made me think I should change that. An awesome band was playing; It takes a lot to impress me with live music in Nashville, but the band, J Mays & Z Bro, were enjoyable to me. They were pounding out reggae/hip hop covers that made it easy to nod your head too. Between this, the Woodchuck Ciders on tap and the perfect weather on the patio, it was a very chill night. There was also a birthday party at the table next to us, and the girl was nice enough to share her cake with us. I could not refuse. How could you ever ask for a better night? Free cake!!
I'm going to prefix this review by stating that Brewhouse Midtown is my favorite bar in Nashville. Having said that, this satellite location doesn't live up the standard I have become accustom to at Midtown.
On one hand it certainly feels like the Midtown location inside - an abundance of LCD TVs, rickety looking building, garage door walls, and the ever famous plethora of Bushwackers at just about every table which themselves are worth an automatic 3 stars for any establishment. On the other hand a very key component is missing... the draft selection doesn't seem to be even half of what the Midtown or South locations carry.
Is it probably the best bar in the West Nashville area? Yeah buddy.
Even though the draft selection isn't huge they still have better than average options including most all the Yazoos which like Bushwakers carry an instant star bonus.
Overall: My favorite little smokey biker bar.
Food/Drinks: The food is the same as the rest of the Brewhouses - decent bar food with a cajun-ish flair. (Keep in mind when i say "canjun-ish," however, I'm not expert when it comes to N'Awlins cooking.) The short version of what I've said in other BB reviews, I usually get the quesadillas but the burgers are good as well and the specials always sound pretty tasty. Skip the salads.
Phew, now that that's out of the way lets talk drinks. Bushwackers -- love them! But fair warning, they are strong! There's a good beer selection, but this location does have a smaller tap selection than the others.
Location/Service: A perfect little hole in the wall bar & grill. I'm not sure why this place holds such a soft spot in my heart, but it does. (maybe it's the number of times co-workers and i have hooped it up in the middle of the week?) The waitresses are great as is the service and I love that I can just show up in a tshirt and jeans and fit right in.
Tip: I feel like this is more of  summer place. The windows are plastic and it's open air for most of the year... until it gets cold. It does get a little chilly inside sometimes, so keep a jacket handy in the winter.
Brewhouse West has one of the better beer selections on the West side. I personally could care less but this small fact makes Husband very happy.
The food is pretty good... however all of their vegetarian selections are laden with beans and cheese. If you are a pesco-vegetarian then you can add fried catfish or grilled fish of the day to the list. If this is not your thing then I suggest you skip it. You can't even get a salad in this place without meat on top. For what this place is the food is good. Â The open air patio is a big plus.
This is the cousin or maybe even brother restaurant (not sister because it has a pretty manly vibe) of the Broadway Brewhouses. I personally like the vibe and the food much better at this one. If you go on Sundays you'll be able to see it easily as you approach, because the parking lot will be filled with glistening rows of chromed-out motorcycles.
I really like to sit outside in their beer garden when the weather is nice and drink some draft Yazoos. Although the menu is almost the same as the Broadway Brewhouses, it's a little more rounded out here, and the food comes on real plates, not Styrofoam ones. I hate eating out of Styrofoam! I usually get the gumbo and house salad combo. I think their gumbo is the finest in Nashville because it's thick with small pieces of sausage, and shrimp, and it's also pretty spicy. The house salad comes with jalapeno bacon, cucumber salsa and this amazing spicy ranch dressing. They also have a great burger, which also comes with the jalapeno bacon.
I just really like the laid back vibe here. It's a surprising place a little off the beaten track and it has the coldest, most delicious beer.
This is a great place to hang out with friends, have a few drinks and eat some bar food. Â The crowd is mostly bikers. Â The food is hot and fresh. The beer is good with a large selection on tap and in bottles. Â What makes it so great, to me, is that the servers are fun and friendly. Â Check it out sometime, you will love it!
Review Source:
The 5 best restaurants in the 2015 Denver Restaurant Week
3,611 Views | Category: Denver
The complete list of 2015 Denver Restaurant Week businesses
1,971 Views | Category: Denver
The tourists' guide to Portillos: 5 must have dishes
3,316 Views | Category: Chicago
Pho = Pronounced "fuh" not "foe" for pho-king sake
2,913 Views | Category: Denver
Indulgery selected to exhibit at Collision Conference
2,986 Views | Category: Press Releases
Not Logged In
BUSINESSES
Local Businesses
Near Me
My Favorites
SOCIAL
Blog & News
MY ACCOUNT
Login
Register
Contact Us
Add Your Business
