Monday Night Brewing - Preservation Co.

I'm so glad that we visited! Great beer and amazing location! Dr. Robot was my favorite. It was a light blackberry lemon flavor thats a perfect outdoor sour. The reuse of an old building with new architecture is awesome, so be sure to walk around and check it out!

I absolutely love this place! Monday night brewing has such a cool, welcoming vibe and an awesome selection of craft beers. There is plenty of seating , some spots are even couches but most are wood tables. I was also able to easily order food from a restaurant near by and get it delivered to our table. Whether you’re a local or just visiting Nashville, this spot is a must for beer lovers.

My friends and I found the cutest little brewery in Nashville last night, and it was such a great vibe. Cozy, welcoming, and effortlessly cool, with an awesome selection of fresh, flavorful beers. The staff was super friendly, and the whole place just felt warm and fun. Definitely a must-visit spot for a chill night out! 🍻

Wow, this venue is sooo unique and beautiful. Great beers too. Tuesday they offer 2 for 1 pours.

Great beer but definitely a loud bar scene versus laidback brewery. Loud music and crowded. Would probably be better in warmer weather when folks can sit outside. Paid parking only (first hour free and $6 per hour after).

This place just oozes atmosphere...and a bunch of beers as well. With 15+ choices of all types of beers, sours and stouts, even a wine lover like me can find quaffable choices. We visited on a mid-Friday afternoon and there were plenty of seats available. Only downside were the snack choices...pretty meh. There are a ton of interesting things to look at both inside the brew pub and especially in the nearby environs, see the photos below. Since this was a former meatpacking plant, a lot of early 1900's industrial functionality and mechanical skeletons abound as the developer chose to reinforce certain structures and build around what they had. Go for the beers, and enjoy the views.

LOVE it. Great beer AND great cocktails. As someone whose partner drinks beer but I don’t, sometimes breweries can be tough. I like that this one excels at both and both the outdoor AND indoor seating areas have great vibes. 10/10 recommend.

Such a cool place to stop on our brewery trolley tour! Loved the building. Loved the drink options. Loved the big, crazy group of Indiana fans that yelled with their live game that was playing. Loved the outdoor area. It was great!

I was NOT ready for this size of this place -- what an awesome surprise! It's huge, super chill, and has an incredible selection of drinks and goodies. We had a large group and sat outside (in one of the MANY seating areas) and enjoyed some perfect weather. I had the aperol spritz and it was exactly what I hoped. We also HAD to try the jello shot (of course), and it was delish. It was a margarita flavor and boy, did we taste it. Order your drinks up at the bar and you shouldn't have to wait too long - we had a perfect experience.

Stopped by for drinks after dinner. Enjoyed the bartending team who made helpful suggestions. Enjoyed the games available for play. Enjoyed the beer! A cool place to hangout that's roomy but still cozy. I'll be back. Lost a star because they don't do flights on the weekends which is a buzz kill for a Friday night or a first time visitor.

I absolutely love this place! Monday night brewing has such a cool, welcoming vibe and an awesome selection of craft beers. There is plenty of seating , some spots are even couches but most are wood tables. I was also able to easily order food from a restaurant near by and get it delivered to our table. Whether you're a local or just visiting Nashville, this spot is a must for beer lovers.

Great ambience! Great decor in a 100 year old building. Plenty of seating, even outside. Bartenders really know their stuff. I had an espresso martini slushy and my husband had the Taco Tuesday. I was still feeling peckish, so I ordered the Secret Bodega box which came with hummus, beer cheese, pickled veggies, and pita. Was hoping for the pita to be warm but I can't complain, it was still good. I still needed something to sack on with my espresso martini slushy, so I got a bag of honey mustard pretzels. All was great! Would definitely be back.

Monday Nights is a favorite of mine. Excellent beer choices, a variety of seating options both indoors and outdoors, and friendly service. Taking off a star because the parking situation is now a paid parking garage, when they used to have a free lot. It's also always freezing in there, so I prefer to sit outside when the weather allows for it. But overall, it's a great place to grab a casual drink and they allow you to bring in outside food.

Ambiance here is so cool - the building is large, airy, and in a fantastic location right by the river. Taco stand right outside serving yummy tacos - beer was delicious, service very fast. We enjoyed this place and definitely will come back

It's not easy to find a place in this town that does stouts right. Most breweries lean heavy on the IPAs, leaving dark beer lovers to suffer through thin, forgettable attempts. Not here. The stouts? Rich, complex, the kind that make you sit back and appreciate the fact that someone in the brewhouse actually cares. And just when I thought I'd found my sweet spot, in walks a New Zealand-style IPA--bright, balanced, packed with just enough tropical bite to keep things interesting. And then there's the space itself. Inside, it's clean with a modern touch, a sharp contrast to the sprawling outdoor setup. One section overlooks the river, a perfect perch for watching the sun cast a golden glow from across the skyline. The other? A massive open-air patio tucked into the remains of an old brick factory, the kind of effortlessly cool aesthetic that feels like it's always been there. Big space. Bigger flavors. A brewery that isn't afraid to step outside the IPA safety net. If you know good beer, you'll want to be here.

Went for the first time on a Saturday around 5 pm and it was hoppin'! Comfy leather couches, good hazy IPA and they let us bring our dog in- what more can you ask for?!

Newer brewers along the river. Huge space with a large selection of beers Friendly service as well

Friendly service, amazing drinks, and such a fun atmosphere. We really enjoyed the hot cider with bourbon and the outdoor space is massive! They also have a great mix of sports and Christmas movies.

I had a large group on a Saturday night for book club and we were able to fit comfortably both inside and outside. We loved the options of different beers and ciders and even some non alcoholic beverages as well. It was busy but the bartenders made time for us and we had a great experience

Three stars for Monday Night Brewing, and that's me being generous. Usually, this place is a solid 5-star spot with kind staff and plenty of options. But today? They had fewer beer choices than a gas station cooler at 3 AM. And the bartender? Let's just say he had enough sass to start his own reality show. If I wanted that much attitude with my drink, I would've gone to a dive bar named "Bad decisions ,Regret, and Bottom shelf".

On our trip to Nashville we had an early lunch and decided to go for a walk after eating. We took a nice jaunt to Monday Night Brewing. Very nice place located on the banks of the Cumberland river. I'd love to come back here in early Summer, a great outdoor vibe with lots of trees and outdoor seating. Service was good, the place was very busy and the beers were delicious. We had the Death Raptor killer IPA and the Space Lettuce double IPA. Both are highly recommended. Side note for anyone looking for merch, a good selection of hats and T's but no tin tackers, cheers!

Absolutely stunning ambiance here, that's definitely the highlight! There's an outdoor area that looks like a stage from Mortal Kombat 3. Lots of distressed brick with an "urban ruins" feel. I thought the beer was also above average. I love their unique system of displaying all the beers they have on tap, they are categorized by the "spirit" or "feel" of the beer: light & crisp, hoppy, dark, sour, etc. That's a pretty great way to organize brews and I'm shocked I haven't seen it at other breweries. This place is apparently a chain, but you'd never know. It doesn't have that cheesy brewery chain vibe present at places like BJ's or Rock Bottom or Gordon Biersch. The beer here is also much better than those spots!

Love the atmosphere! Beer had good taste! Service was quick and easy! Just moved to Germantown! Need to go back!

Super cool layout! It has a massive feeling inside, but not overly crowded with seats/tables. A few big couches and chairs set up. The TV's are limited so don't come for any games you want to watch. Bartenders are cool and beer is good! And the outside patios are also massive!! This is definitely a cool brewery which is right off the Cumberland! ***For sure an East Nash & hipster vibe though

Great experience here--fantastic beer, really cool interior and dog-friendly area and plenty of parking. They had the fire pits going since its recently gotten cold at night in Nashville but it was warm enough near the fire to stay and enjoy the beer. Although I typically don't like sours they had a tropical sour which was really good. It's clearly a great place to come with a group as well since they have plenty of large picnic tables. Will be coming back!

I've been here a couple of times for meetups with Nashville Girls Who Walk. They have a great beer selection but food options are limited. There are games and merch to buy plus a lot of seating. Parking can be hit or miss though.

Being a recent transplant from Atlanta, I was pumped to see that Monday Night Brewing has a presence here in Nashville! Much like their Atlanta locations, the Monday Night team has a knack for picking great locations in really cool, repurposed buildings. This location sits river front in what used to be a meat packing facility and they did a great job adding all the newer industrial elements while also keeping a lot of the aged and original elements of the building...A main focal point and a location beacon if you have lost your way, is the large brick smoke stack that can be seen from miles. Just follow the smoke stack... Outside of the space looking really great, it is also well laid out and utilized with a large interior taproom that features high tops, standard tables and several lounge seating sections, but the outdoor space is where it is at! Outside the deck has picnic tables and Adirondack chairs, then down below more picnic tables, chairs and space for cornhole and such are available. As with most breweries, they are super dog friendly and have a great spot for the pups to potty and walk. While Monday Night is not known for serving food, you can pick up a bag of pretzels at the bar, but if you wanted something more substantial, they do have a food truck that sits in the lot during peak times! I mean, I know you didn't come here for the food, but it is super nice to have after you down a few beers! And speaking of beers, I have sampled many from Monday Night and I always find myself back at the Taco Tuesday. It's a classic, light, yet flavorful beer that goes perfect with a summer afternoon or a fall evening! Service was solid here as well. The bartenders were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable! Parking is not an issue, as they have a large dedicated gravel lot. Overall, absolutely in love with this Monday Night location and beyond pumped they made it to Nashville!

what a great place!! love the outdoor spaces! A great mix of cultures andnages. Finally... Monday Night beers are great!! Will definitely.go.again soon!

Yep! All 5 stars for this one. The access feels like you are driving through a construction site (maybe you are...) but trust your navigation apps and plow on. Very industrial type space with great outdoor areas and large open indoor space too. Excellent beer selection (as you might expect from the name), great service, wonderful atmosphere. Bookmark this one!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for offering a gluten free brew. It's so hard to find in Nashville and surrounding areas. The ambiance was great. Outside areas were so chill and welcoming. Service is great. I could live here. The gluten free Pilsner was so nice to have.

Awesome place with some of the coolest outdoor space I have ever seen for a brewery, old remnants of buildings riverside. Great beer selection and the frozen espresso martini was dangerously good, maybe only consume one lol. Will be back!

Monday Night Brewing is my favorite Atlanta brewery, so I knew I had to pay a visit to the Nashville location on our most recent trip. The space is gorgeous in an up-and-coming neighborhood right on the river. Lots of seating options inside and outside, as well as plenty of drink choices for everyone. The beer is awesome and the staff is super friendly. I'm glad I stopped in for a visit!

This review will be short - I just needed to tell the world how much I LOVED their Midnight Delight strong ale. It was heavy, but one of the best dark beers I've had in a while. Very impressed!

Our server DANIEL was energetic and very helpful. Visiting my daughter this is a highlight. The beers offered can suit any taste. Honestly I've always had great beers.

All I can say is wow! I think this is the best brewery in the city because of the beer and the ambiance itself. The brewery is built right on the river, and they used the outer brick skeleton of an old warehouse, which creates the coolest environment. What is really awesome about this brewery is the amount of options. First off, they have about 10-12 beers available at all times. I love the Blood Orange IPA. In addition, if someone is gluten free, they can have one of the slushies or one of the ciders. Also, they have a large list of non-alcoholic drinks, which you don't see at many breweries like this. Even when they are crowded, the line moves very quickly. They also have really fun themed nights. I have been to two of their movie nights (Goonies and Ferris Bueller's Day Off), where they show a movie in their outdoor space on an inflatable screen. This is becoming a can't miss, whether it be in the summer or the winter.

Went to MNB for a Pride Pregame party. Walked in to immediate seating and open and clean space. Walk up bar was great with quick service! I love that the NCAA WCWS softball tournament was on the screens! As well as the Pride flag display. I did not come looking for food because the yelp reviews didn't show a full menu. They have a few snacks but not what I would consider a restaurant so manage expectations. I'm sure the snacks are legitimate. Wonderful place and nice date spot. Dog bowls and water are available and for hole games for fun!

So, Wifey, friends and I have been back a "few" more times since my first review. Note that we tend to go during off hours given or work (drinking) schedule. MNB is solid 5+ stars .... Beer: so many choices - Pilsner, Sours, Barrel aged, IPA - they have it all and real tasty. They also offer drinks, wines, and boozy slushy. Prices good - 2x1 Tuesdays amazing. Service - this is a make or break for us. GM Mathew- who seems to always be working, is very friendly and is a great chat about their beers, local beers, and just things in general.

The ambiance and service were great, but the beer was just average and nothing special. I would still recommend going here if it's very convenient and you need a very relaxing place to hang out later in the evening. My review is based solely on the beer.

Went on Grand Opening Day and was very excited for Nashville's first taproom. Beautiful large indoor and outdoor space. Staff was extremely friendly. Drinks: Great variety and selection. I got the Mischief Managed (Unfruited) and I was disappointed that they ran out of the Passionfruit and Guava version on opening day so I got the unfruited version. Tasted like a typical sour. For stouts, they had some interesting ones. Tears of my Enemy Vanilla was a nice stout with a hint of vanilla. I also tried Come Te Llamas, which gave that hint of cinnamon and horchata flavor, very spirit forward. Food: light snacks available like a hummus and cheese box, cookies, and googoo clusters. Wish they had some more bar food like wings or fries as it would be nice to pair that with drinking and watching games on game day. We saw other tables bring pizza from another place outside during their time here. Space: Huge space, chill vibes, industrial look inside. They have cornholes outside. My biggest complaint is that with this large establishment and how it fits that many people, there's only 2 single-stall restrooms. For the time I was there, that long line never ended. Parking: they have a decent amount of spots in their lot, but I guess it fills up as a lot of people come here with their groups. very rocky/gravel in the lot, and there's some street parking. To be honest, this place had so much potential and I was disappointed.

I'm going to get straight down to business, this place has EPIC beer! Easily one of the best breweries in Nashville. They've got a great selection of stouts and they are all bangers. They have some excellent IPAs as well, featuring both hazys and your more traditional west coast style. Every time I've gone there's been a food truck there so you can always grab a bite there or bring something with you. Super chill and helpful staff as well, they'll definitely hook you up with something great if you tell what you're looking for. Parking is easy, but the lot can definitely get full on Friday and Saturday night.

Cool beer options with helpful bartenders. Lots of fun board games to take outside and play with while you drink.

Another hit for Monday Night (ATL brewery that is also in Birmingham). The space is very nice. Plenty of seating both inside and out (even more out), cement bar tops, plenty of taps, and what looks like a space for live music. They are supposed to move up the street in a couple of years (near the greenway), but this space is nice for what they are doing now. The beer? I have always liked Monday Night's beers, so appreciate what they brought here. The barrel aged stuff would normally be my highest ranked, but there are a few that are a bit strange in this batch. I like experimental beers, so kudos for trying, but the vanilla barrel was a bit off. I think the Apple Brandy barrel stout would go well with the cheese plate. They also have some clean IPAs (not against NEIPAs, but does EVERYONE have to fill their menu with hazies?), some lagered beers, and a few sours (unfortunately, my fave of the group tapped out during the soft opening :-( Hopefully more soon?). Make sure to grab some of the Preservation Society (PS) exclusives while you are here, as you won't find them at other Monday Night locations. See mondaynightbrewing.com/nashville-menu/ The food? Very limited (Cheese Box, Pimento Cheese Box, Hummus Box, pretzels, cookies, and goo goo clusters - at least some Nashville?). The cheese plate sounded the best of the batch and may go back in at some point and pair it with the Apple Brandy Barreled Stout (Tears of My Enemies). The place? Parking is still a bit munged up, although I was able to roll up and find a rock star spot fairly near the door. With the number of people at the opening, some people were parking on the street about 2 blocks away. It will be a while before the construction is done, so plan accordingly. The building itself is beautiful. You can tell it is an old factory and the vibe still fits (weathered brick, pipes left across the ceiling. The staff? We sat at the bar, so we were within grabbing distance. Everyone was friendly. Except for one of us sitting for a bit with an empty, they were always on top of it, but I chock that up for the crowd and getting used to working this type of venue, so I give a pass on one minor faux pas (sorry T). If I had to name a negative, it would be 2 single stall restrooms for a place this large. I can see this being a sticking point at some time, especially if they continue to attract this large of a crowd.

I had a good beer and really enjoyed the atmosphere of MNB! It's so cute inside and out.

The ambiance is incredible - inside is equally as fun as outside. A nice shaded patio coupled by an open, airy indoor area with lots of seating and fun decor. The bartenders and friendly and fun, especially Lizzie! Every drink I had was good. I got the espresso martini and the strawberry basil smash but substituted vodka for gin. 10/10 would recommend.

They have indoor and outdoor dining/drinking areas. The staff there is really kind and sweet. They have a great selection of beers - When I went there wasn't any gluten-free beers, Just cider. I would have liked more gluten-free options, but it's an all-around great brewery in Nashville.

Zombie blood is the greatest sour I have ever had. All the flavor profiles come through, blood orange and pomegranate followed by spice with a subtle almond after taste. Slap fight is really good. Barrel fires and open brick building checks all my boxes.

I haven't been on Yelp in years but my experience today at Monday Night Brewing (first visit) has brought me back to the land of Yelp reviews. My husband and I had been looking forwarded to visiting this location for quite sometime. We are both busy people and decided to take the day off to have a day date and Monday Night was our first stop. The beer we chose in our flight was flavorful and crisp and aesthetic of this location was absolutely breathtaking (the only reason 2 stars were given instead of 1 was for the aesthetic). The customer service though - short, not interested in answering our questions about parking (heavy construction confusion in the area right now), beer, or really anything. When visiting a brewery for the first time, especially on a day where we are the only customers in the building, I expect to be told about the brewery in detail without short responses. Anyone working for a brewery should be excited about their product/location and welcoming to guests. That mark was completely missed today. We will not be returning even though this could be a fantastic spot to bring friends or host a party/work gathering. Disappointed!

I love Monday night brewery! What a great location in Germantown. Typically I get flight just to try everything. Super fun atmosphere which bags outside! Lots of seating so great for a big group of people!

This has to be one of the most interesting breweries I've been to. Cool spot! The exterior of the place looks like an old abandoned factory. They have a large selection of brews and a nice indoor seating area. I'll definitely be returning!

Absolutely love having out here. The outdoor area is pretty big and a great place to hang with friends or coworkers for a happy hour. The inside is roomy as well and has some comfortable couches as well as benches and high tops. Love hanging out and playing a few games as well. The red sangria I get every time, but the seltzers are pretty good too!

This is a true gem of a brewery! Great service and the beers are noteworthy and delicious! Traveled around the US and this place is worthy of a revisit. Take the time to enjoy the drinks! Cheers!

So cute, great views and so chill. We brought the dogs and they loved it. Kind of has Bushwick vibes which I love!

Monday Night Brewing is a great spot to meet up with a large group for drinks. They offer a good selection of beers and non alcoholic options. We took our dog and I called to make sure we could take her inside the building (due to the heat). The recording when I called said that dogs are allowed inside and outside the building. When we got there, we were (nicely) told by an employee that if anyone asked, to say that our dog was a service dog. Slightly confusing, but no one made a fuss about her being inside. We will be back.

Favorite place in Nashville have a drinks. Something there for everyone! Outdoor seating is beautiful with games on the side like corn hole. I go there for the beer but Always get a Margarita

Husband and I visited on our recent trip to Nashville. Excellent atmosphere and wicked awesome building. Beers and service were both fantastic. Unisex bathrooms, place is accessible, but bring your boots; the outside area with the picnic tables and the old chart reader is gravel.

This place has a fantastic beer selection. We love stouts and they certainly delivered. Lots of yummy IPAs as well. A definite must see if you're in the Nashville area.

Monday Night Brewing's location in Nashville is a hidden gem. It is a warehouse that was in disrepair and provides a cool backdrop for any gathering. The taproom inside is spacious and has different areas to host any group of people. I love the blood-orange IPA called "Blind Pirate". Any blood orange IPA is my go-to and this one did not disappoint! If beer isn't your thing, no worries! MNB has a full bar that can serve whatever you desire. My wife got the Aperol Spritz and was greatly pleased with it. I will say the only negative thing I have is the parking situation. The area around MNB is under construction and parking is on an unpaved lot. I will like to revisit and partake in a trivia night or something at MNB.