Southern Grist

Great beer and great service! What a wonderful local bar and brewery in a sweet local spot in a tucked away local neighborhood!!!

TLDR - Deer Southern Grist, Keep making the great hazy/NEIPA beers and work on hiring people who don't hate your beer. Yesterday I went to Southern Grist with 3 friends to enjoy some NE IPA's. Yummy. SG has some great hazy beers. Keep up the good brewing. However... As often can happen with customer service, whether good or bad, it can color your experience. The gentleman working that day was unfriendly and clearly doesn't like beer. Not a great front man for the brewery. Serious "wet blanket" vibes and downer. I asked him which of the DDH beers he liked better or some differences between them. His answer went something like this, "I don't like IPA's and all of our beers taste the same". Okee dokee, so glad we drove across town for some crap beer that all tastes the same (Sarcasm. I think the beer is pretty darn good. Customer service - not so much.)We shook it off and enjoyed some delicious beers despite the initial buzzkill.

Amazing beer!!! SG is our favorite brewery in TN! They make HELLA delicious smoothie sours and hazy IPA's! Since we are moving here from California...this will be our go to brewery! The staff is hella friendly and knowledgeable. If you're thirsty....make your way over to Southern Grist.

I love this bar! I'm gluten free and they have excellent cocktail options for people like me who can't drink beer.

Now uhhh... let me be clear: I do not like beer. It even says so on my Wikipedia page - go look it up. Seeing Michelle bring me a scrumptious glass of STRAWBERRY MANGO ORANGE CRUSH MELTED SNO CONE with her beautiful, strong arms... yeah. I'm a beer guy now.Great service.

One of my favorite breweries in Nashville, the vibes here are perfect. The bartender was playing music from our generation that had everybody in a great mood. The beer selection is great, I am not a fan of sours yet all of their sours were actually my favorite. 100k, mosa, and PB&J were all delicious.They have some really awesome merch and a huge selection at that. You can buy 4-6 packs of beer to go as well. The food selection is very slim, just some small snacks so I would suggest eating before if you are hungry for dinner.

Southern Grist is one of my favorite local breweries. They specialize is really unique styles; sours, smoothie-style ales, and IPAs. They have a lot of experimental beers. I guarantee you can find something here that you've never tried anywhere else. I've had the pleasure to check out all the locations and the Nations spot was has a good vibe, especially if you're planning to sit on the patio with nice weather. The inside isn't that spacious with a grouping of six-tops lining the wall. But the bartender was fun and played great music from our generation.All in all, great place to hang with friends, or alone. The beer is always changing so it's worth going back to check it out.

Really enjoyed this place. Beers were actually fairly priced and were delicious. I really enjoyed their pilsners. Inside is super nice, but don't pass up sitting outside. It's perfect in the evenings when there's more shade and the heat of the sun isn't as bad.Would definitely go back, had a great time. Good service and they keep it clean

I love SG. They are prolific and creative, which I really appreciate in a brewery! They have to have produced over 1000 individual beers over the years. I figure I've had over 200 of those beers myself! Glad it's local.

You can find this location of Southern Grist Brewing at 5012 Centennial Blvd, Nashville, TN 37209 - this is the end of a shopping center near Tennessee State University and the Nations area. Parking is out front and somewhat limited, you may be able to park around the edges and on the street (not sure).I was pretty excited to visit one of my favorite Nashville breweries on a recent visit (attended the Brew at the Zoo and checked out about a half-dozen local breweries - this and Barrique were the top 2 others came close). This is a rather unassuming taproom - I believe their production facility is elsewhere. Don't be fooled though as there were about 20 beers available for consumption. I've had friends bring me Southern Grist down to Atlanta for a couple of years - I'm in general a big fan of their sours and stouts but find all their releases good and worth pursuing.The interior of this location is spacious with tables on the left a a taproom bar that extends most of the interior distance on the right - there are monitors that show their current draft selection. I was with a group of 6 people so we all got different flights and managed to taste everything as well as pick up bottles for the road. Service is excellent with knowledgeable staff there to answer your questions - quite friendly.On this occasions I had the following:*[Insert Juicy Pun) NEIPA*Double Fruited Black Currant Raspberry Hill Fruited Sour*Blueberry Banana Pancake Hill Fruited Sour*Mango Coconut Dressed Up Hill Fruited Sour*Premium Bitter*Marshmallow Passion Fruit Raspberry Strawberry Hill Fruited Sour*'Mosa - Mimosa inspired sour*Peanut Butter S'mores Blackberry Hill Fruited Sour*Barrel Aged Cordially Yours Pastry Stout*Turnip the Juice Fruited Sour*2 slushies (Slab Series: Chocolate Almond Double Filled Blackberry Jelly Donut and 'Mosa)The best of the batch was that Double Fruited Black Currant Raspberry Hill to my tastes but I was also a fan of the Barrel Aged Cordially Yours.This is still my favorite Nashville brewery with Barrique a close second. I had a great time and left with a few bottles and cans. Also glad they've reopened their taproom.