Fait La Force Brewing

Love this spot. It's tucked away in Wedgewood Houston. It's a great brewery, giving major local vibes. It's very aesthetic, with beautiful vintage furniture and decor. Their menu is simple but delicious. They recently added a sandwich vendor. I haven't tried it yet but have heard great things. The service is friendly and kind. Highly recommend this spot. For my non beer drinkers, their canned Paloma is quite good. And my favorite part about this place is the convenient and free parking out front!

Stopped by for silent book club. Let's start by saying the service is sweet and personable. The decor is immaculate. And not only is this place super pretty, it's also super humongous.The drinks don't fall behind either. My drink of choice was the new prismatic colors hazy pale ale. The fruity taste was right up my alley! Thoroughly enjoyed every sip. Can't wait to come back to try some more of their selections!

Hidden gem alert! A friend recommended we check out Fait La Force on a Friday afternoon, and I'm thrilled to say that this may be one of my new favorite breweries in Nashville.There's free parking nearby, and the vintage vibes inside are on point. From the cool couches to sparkly chandeliers and the historic cafe menu, you can tell that the owners really paid attention to every detail. While they don't offer flights, you can order half-pours of different beers you'd like to try. Although I love Belgian style brews, I always like to ask the team what their favorites are. We were recommended quite a few fun offerings, and I think the Saucy Ballerina was my favorite of the four we tried.Fait La Force does have a small food menu, but they also allow you to pick up takeout from the nearby Il Forno to eat inside their taproom. We chose to do just that, and loved being able to enjoy the hilltop views inside the brewery while eating pizza and pasta. If you haven't stopped in to Fait La Force yet, what are you waiting for?!?

Came here with our daughter and grandson after the zoo, amidst a downpour. Great, unique ambiance. Good beer, friendly service. The food available from the sandwich shop is very tasty (it's got a jam theme which is a bit unique, but portions are plenty to share) Nice views and would love to go back in better weather and enjoy the outdoor deck.

a chill microbrewery with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, lots of good vibes, and tasty brews. The perfect place for me to grab a few hours of work before I left Nashville, while enjoying a couple of tasty pints. Will definitely look to return next time I'm in town.

Fait La Force was a fun stop. They had some comfy seating areas if you don't want to sit at a standard table. We enjoyed a few of their beers and even tried some of their snacks. The sausage roll was really good. The crust flaky and the flavor was decent. Their pretzel sticks and cheese were a welcome addition to our day. We only tried three of their beers (in the pic), but they were all great. The lighting is a little dark inside, but place is cute. If you're looking for a place with a lot of character and good beers, you won't go wrong here.

Talk about the cutest breweries in Nashville! Location is great and the view is stunning during sunset. There have tons of parking available and the entrance is just up a few steps and you are greeted with outdoor patio seating. Inside there are tons of table along with beautiful looking couches. You can order local beers or can cocktails and enjoy your day/evening.

Of the many breweries I visited in Nashville, this one has...by far...the best ambiance.The outdoor area feels like a superhero base. It overlooks Nashville and has a massive open-air deck.The interior is completely different. A little ornate, a little opulent and very stylish without coming off even a bit tacky.The beers here remind me of one of my favorite breweries in Anchorage: Cynosure. All their beers fit into two categories:1) Belgian Ales: spicy, yeasty, peppery, phenolic beers of higher than average strength.2) Lagers: pale and crispy chugger beers.I'm not a fan of #1 anymore (why? I don't know. In my early 20's Belgian beers were my favorite, not I'm not into those phenolic flavors that I largely percieve as "musty") but I am a bornagain Lager Boi. The lagers here were fantastic. Crisp, clear, and refreshing.Most breweries seem to only have one or two lagers on tap, here they made up half the taplist.Definitely give them a try!

I was invited to a Special event hosted by Nicole Bailarina and it was absolutely wonderful! This Latin Night had a dance class by a Special guest followed by social dancing and even Performances by artists visiting from Atlanta as well as Nashville's own Kyla Harris with a Guest DJ from Minnesota. There were multiple IPAs, Lagers on tap, a good selection of non alcoholic drinks and snacks at the bar for those who had the munchies from dancing all night. This is not your typical evening at the brewery so I can't comment on the usual but I had a great time regardless.

You can find Fait La Force Brewing at 1414 3rd Ave S, Ste 101, Nashville, TN 37210 in South Nashville. This is a somewhat commercial or old industrial manufacturing area - the brewery occupies space in what appears to be an old warehouse or factory (there are other interesting occupants - you could see into the spaces but it was so late when we arrived the others were closed). Parking is along the edges of the building, either on the street or in some designated areas - you'll probably need to climb stairs to enter the brewery (unless there's an entry towards the high ground end of the building but that wasn't the entry we used)The taproom is a really large space that makes you feel like you're outside - I liked it a lot. It's also filled with traditionally framed art and some amazing light fixtures that will remind you of a Parisienne Boudoir - comforting and on the verge of luxurious rather than kitschy. I came in with my friend Will H. who had visited the brewery the last time he was in Nashville with a few of my other beer-nerds. Looking over the menu (an older light-up from the 60's or 70's) I saw some items that you don't typically see around the Music City including a Euro Pale, Belgian Golden, a Farmhouse/Saison, a Belgian Tripel - the emphasis was very European and it's rare locally to find so much along the Belgian style (my preference). We tried the following:* Orchestral Fanfare Farmhouse Ale 4.2/5 - Well done saison with typical Belgian yeast banana nose, nearly creamy somewhat earthy/peppery body and smooth sweet finish with a hint of clove.* Heathen Philosopher Belgian Blonde 4.3/5 - I do love a competently made golden, this has a warming coriander body with a good dose of Belgian yeast nose, great mouthfeel and a sweet finish.* Frosty Pop NEIPA 4.2/5 - Nice NEIPA with fruity tropicals, notes of papaya and guava, in a hazy body, finishes well balanced and dank with low bitterness* Guest Tap: Yazoo ETF Open-Bootleg Dark Wild Ale 4.5/5 - Loved this, nice tart fruity body with dark fruit notes of plumb and dark cherries, barrel somewhat vinous with a tannin hint, crisp sweet funky finish.We sat at the bar and conversed with our server who was very knowledgeable regarding the beers - service was exceptional. Really loved this place and wish we could have stayed longer, unfortunately we arrived pretty late and they were close to shutting down.