New Heights Brewing Company

I live so close to NH and have been taking my sweet ass time and wish I had visited sooner. Love the vibe, feels 90s grunge with board games and solid local brews! Friendly staff, quick service! Did not eat anything, but loved the stout beer - Naval Gazer - Highly recommend!!

We came in for the Fourth of July fireworks watch party and had a fun time! They have a huge selection of beer, and thin crust pizza from 312. We didn't love any of the beers we tried, but maybe we just didn't find the one for us yet. They also have board games and snacks so you can stay and hang a while

Our second stop on a "hop on, hop off" and easily the most memorable (which is saying something after the 4th stop). New Heights was a blast. The beer menu had something for everyone and with the flights you could sample your way through and see what you love. They have so many options a flight really is the way to go so you can try a little of everything. The flights come out in muffin tins which I legit think is the coolest way to do it.The service was great, since it was a little slower we were able to chat up the staff and learn a little more about Nashville, the brewery, and the people we were drinking with. I didn't taste a beer I didn't like and I tried everything from Pilsner's to Stouts. If you don't love craft beer though, you can still find something here to enjoy.The interior was cute, kind of industrial chic if you will. There was a play area outside but I am unsure if it was part of NHB or not. A great stop even though we only spent an hour here. Highly recommend hanging here for a few if you are looking to have a good time.

Big fan of this place! Great beer selection and everyone that works there is nice and knowledgeable. Great beers in tap and fun to get a flight! Also have pizza if you get hungry. Borrow a board game while you drink. During the summer they had a bounce house for kids so that was a fun! Plenty of seating indoors or out.

This is maybe the least-touristy brewery I went to in Nashville? You wouldn't think it by the location, but this place has a real locals vibe. Almost like a dive bar, and I mean that only in all the positives of that term: a place were old friends and consistent regulars meet to drink beer.As far as styles of beer, it seems like this place does a little bit of everything!I got a flight of multiple pale-yellow-hoppy beers, and all were solid.Staff was also very friendly. Luckily this is one of the breweries in this town that encourages sampling and the ordering of flights.Definitely get out of the downtown madness and give these folks a shot!

Service was friendly and welcoming. Really nice and quite large selection of beers. Their shandy was great after a hot day, and they had several sour beers. All the beers brewed in site. They have indoor and outdoor seating, clean bathrooms, and various sizes for their beers. Also, let me taste some for free. Def worth stopping by when in Nashville

Amazing place. The crawfish is absolutely awesome. Perfect flavor & spice. Can't wait for next season.

He Said: We don't usually review breweries, but the staff was so awesome I think we have to.She Said: We knew of New Heights because a friend had brought us some Navel Gazer from a trip he took to the brewery last year, and we were happy to see that it wasn't too far from the brewery that was our first stop. Our pourers were Ash and Chandler (I think) and they made our visit a ton of fun--first with great conversation and then with their karaoke performances. The last Friday of every month is Karaoke Night--not something we normally do, but I'm happy our visit coincided with it. Potty Points: Clean and no wait, so 4 out of 5 points!

You can find New Heights Brewing Company at 928 Rep John Lewis Way S, Nashville, TN 37203 in South Nashville. It's in a somewhat commercial or light industrial area and there's active construction across the street. You'll need to park along the street but be careful not to block any entrances (one at the lot across the street has a rolling gate) during office hours.I'm not sure what the intent of this building on original build, but the Mid-Century Modern butterfly roof had my attention. The interior is post-industrial concrete with day-glow signage, lots of tables and a bar that stretches across the back wall - you can see some of the brewhouse through a window behind the bar - looks like the level drops so even more room for fermenters and brights. The brewery had a decidedly punk-rock feel to it - much like the original Masquerade location in Atlanta - sort of a "good enough to drink beer" demeanor.We arrived somewhat late in the evening - it was crowded walking in but the crowd left shortly after we sat down waiting for the rest of our party - not sure if we didn't fit in and that was the response? Probably more about timing than anything. As usual I asked about flights - nope but they do 5-6 oz pours.* Whiskey Mango Foxtrot Fruited Sour 3.5/5 - Fairly neutral sour with tart body, light mango note and clear body. Finishes dry, somewhat bright and dry.* Kinda Fancy Cream Ale 4/5 - Sweet tropical notes in this easy drinker with low bitterness, finishes dry and grassy.* Space Jorts Imperial IPA 4.3/5 - Good amount of citrus and tropicals in this imperial NEIPA, finishes dry and hoppy with some bitterness, the ABV is well concealed.* Peanut Butter & Jell B.A. Gobsmacked 4/5 - Sweet, roasted peanut nose and a jolly rancher grape that somewhat overpowers any toffee note I'd expect from the barrel. Dry sweet finish.In all the service was pretty good but some of the questions I asked did get some weird looks - can't say I felt particularly welcome. The beer was a mixed-bag - what I thought I would like the most I liked the least. The Gobsmacked was just way to sweet for me, and I tend to like sweet beers - it was interesting but I would have been unhappy taking home a bottle untasted. We had our drinks and left instead of doing some further sampling. I'll give it one more try the next time I'm in Nashville to see if more of the same.

A MAZE ZING!John truly has a gift for brewing. If you're in town and enjoy craft beer don't miss out on this opportunity! The wife and I were on our way from At to St Louis and discovered this gem. We will make it a point to stop every trip!