New Heights Brewing Company

Visited New Heights Brewery in Nashville and had a great experience. This is an amazing spot to enjoy quality beer with a laid-back vibe. I tried their Coffee & Cream beer, and it was truly one of a kind — smooth, flavorful, and the coffee notes came through perfectly without being overwhelming. I also had the Gold Skull Lager, which was clean, refreshing, and really well done. Overall, a fantastic brewery with unique offerings and solid classics. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in Nashville and enjoy exploring great craft beers.

We came on a Monday. Chill atmosphere. LOTS of beer choices! Great service. We are brewery hopping (we're from out of town)... but I'd come back here! Not many breweries have an Amber AND a Red Ale! (Not many snack choices, though. No kitchen.)OOPS. Looks like we came on the ONLY day they don't have a food truck!

Pros.. many beer options. However beer quality, and hospitality was poor. If you are visiting there are better options for local beer.

New Heights Brewery is my go-to Nashville gem! This place is a hoppy haven with an epic beer selection that never fails to impress, whether you’re a craft beer nerd or just here for a good time. It’s the perfect spot to kick back with a friend, a crew, or even your furry four-legged pal (yes, it’s dog-friendly!). I’ve been a loyal regular for years, and it’s no wonder why: the vibes are pure “off-Broadway” Nashville, where you can mingle with locals and dodge the tourist traps. The staff? Absolute rockstars who make every visit feel like coming home. Oh, and did I mention you can channel your inner Mario Kart champ on their gaming setup? Grab a pint, race for the checkered flag, and soak in the best of Nashville’s laid-back charm. New Heights, you’ve got my heart (and my tastebuds)!

Great service, awesome space, and excellent beers. Definitely worth stopping by. Pilsner and IPA were favorites this time around.

Cool place! My friends liked the beer a lot (I don't drink) and the staff was so nice and courteous! So much seating inside and out! I didn't take any pictures the last time I was here so you get to enjoy old snaps I took long ago.

Our first stop in Nashville was a brewery. Well? It’s because~~~it’s just what we do. We always look for a brewery that has my favorite style of beer ~ Belgian Triple. While I was saddened it wasn’t on draught, it was bottled beautifully. Barrel Aged in Red Wine Barrels from my neck of the woods ~ Huber Orchard & Winery in Huber Indiana. It’s fabulous. The only issue is that I only bought one. I was pleasantly surprised for my draught pints that I didn’t reach for a Blonde style. I opted for the Red Lasso Red Ale with @ 5.4% ABV & the Scotty McNab Wee Heavy @ 8.4% ABV. These styles for me are usually a one & done. However, I could have had a few in one session. The taproom employees are very social & helpful. The flights are hilariously served in muffin pans. However, no flights for me on this day. The brewer even let me have as many free samples as needed to ensure the pint was what I needed & enjoyable. I highly recommend New Heights Brewery.

Yea the beers are amazing. The food truck was insanely good and unique. @dr.ZsASF Follow on IG. I will be back for these 2 places for sure.

In a city with a bunch of breweries, many very touristy, be like New Heights! Located on John Lewis Way just south of downtown, New Heights is tucked away and hidden in plain sight. A small but mighty spot featuring a nice taproom with a cozy bar and some high tops flanked by a great outdoor patio area where you can enjoy your beer under the patio and city lights! As with all breweries, New Heights has a constant rotation of brews and drinks, with a few solid staples always on tap. One of my absolute favorites is the Coffee & Cream Vanilla and Cream Coffee Ale. Sounds weird and dark? Well, you are 0 for 2. It's a phenomenally smooth, crisp and balanced light beer that gets better by the glass! If coffee infused isn't your thing, they also have Shandy's, Lagers, Porters, Ciders and many more types of booze. In addition to the drinks, they have a small menu of light bites. The pretzel sticks and beer cheese are a solid choice and oddly pair nicely with the above coffee ale. Service is always friendly and helpful here. Bartenders are super cool, knowledgeable, patient and friendly! Parking can be tough, and is normally street parking. So scoop up the first "good" spot you see! Lastly, New Heights has some pretty solid merch. Love the logo and the nod to the skyline! Overall, there are many breweries in Nashville, but only one New Heights!

I originally came for the seafood truck outside, but I was honestly way more impressed by the brewery! It has that classic brewery vibe, and the outdoor seating area is huge--can't wait to come back when the weather's warmer to fully enjoy it. I tried one of their rotating draft options, a Mexican lager, and it was awesome. The bar staff was really on point, super attentive, and got our drinks to us in no time. I'll definitely be back!

Huge selection of beers to choose from. They have a paper where you can write down whatever tasters you want (up to 6) so we were able to try a few. All of them were good, with a stand out being the Coffee and Cream Lager. Wow! I've never had a coffee flavored beer that was light and crisp. They usually are all stouts and porters which I don't care for. This one was extremely good, I highly recommend it. Place was on the smaller side, but had games and such for people to play. Is a family friendly place as well. We enjoyed and would come again.

Our industry group visited this site as the last stop on the BBQ, Bourbon and Brews tour. When we arrived, we took one of the picnic tables set up for tastings. We were promptly served several different beers--Nothing Fancy cream ale, Coffee & Cream ale, New Heights IPA which is a west coast IPA with 6.9% ABV. Finally the Navel Gazer which is an Imperial Stout at 9.2% ABV and obviously my favorite. If you're going to do a similar tasting, I would recommend sampling in the order I have above. If you're like me and want a good full body beer, go with the New Heights IPA or the imperial stout. Those 2 were my favorite. The service was very good. Additional samples were available, but I was a bit full after a full day of food and bourbon.

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

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!

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

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.

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!

We loved visiting this brewery on a recent weekend getaway to Nashville. The atmosphere was casual and welcoming, with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. There was a delicious variety of beers on tap, and there was even a countertop video game (for free!). We settled on a flight with three of New Heights Sours (all delicious) and a local cider (also tasty). The beers were so good, we ended up taking home a four-pack plus one more single to share with friends from home. Our teens were with us and purchased sodas, and I noticed smaller kids as well as a few dogs, so definitely family friendly.

We decided to check out New Heights for our last brewery of the night and this visit to Nashville. It was a great choice as they had a large variety of beer choices that included sours for me. The place had a good vibe with a window view of the brewing area that I am sure during the day you can see the brewmaster hard at work. They do have a patio area out front that was lit up by lights. We sat at the bar and chatted with the beertender who offered up suggestions for Ben for the flight as there were several different ones he was going back and forth on. When the flight came, I laughed to myself as they served in a muffin tin. I have to say that is the first time seeing that one but I loved it. Clever really. On the flight we had Coffee & Cream, Raspberry S'wheat Tea, Rum Runner, I Cannot Tell A Lie, "The" Double and New Heights Strawberry And Cream Double Nothing Fancy.

We had a great time at New Heights. They have a large tap menu with a variety of styles. I got a flight which is served in a muffin tin making carrying the glasses super easy. The beers were delicious making me wish we had gone their earlier. The staff were super friendly and knowledgeable.

Great place for easy fun hangs with friends and family honestly. There's a place for kids to play while parents can just hang out and do something for themselves. I thought that was a brilliant touch. So many options of great flavorful beer and the employees were helpful in answering questions or giving us their thoughts on what they liked best. They did have a good truck outside, but other than that not many food options for a Sunday at least! And that was plenty ok :)

If you want to get off Broadway, avoid tourists, and drink like a local while visiting Nashville, then you must try New Heights Brewing Company. Raise your expectations of craft beer, because New Heights Brewing Company definitely resets the standard in Nashville. The quaint brewery has old world brewing vibes. The kind of place that feels like some friends decided to buy a warehouse, fill it with brewing gear and take a shot at making it. Well guess what, the done did the damn thing. They have a really cool patio with some string lights. It serves up perfect vibes for a summer or warm weather chill session with friends. Sadly I was running a race the morning after we visited New Heights Brewing Company so I couldn't fill up too much on their yummy craft beer. But I was blown away by the Batch #3 Coffee IPA. This was a small batch, experimental beer that I would be happy to drink every day for the rest of my life. The beer was smooth and clear, not too hop forward. I loved the coffee flavor, such a creative spin on an IPA. The other thing I liked about New Heights Brewing Company was their merchandise. They offered a huge selection of shirts, hats, and barware. I really wanted to buy all of it so that people could be made aware that I'm in the craft beer "know."

This was a fun find off the beaten path. We had gotten sick of the Broadway crowds and decided to wander elsewhere. This is right down the street from another brewery so definitely worth the trip. We got a flight so we could try a few. They were all quite tasty. Cool ambiance. Had a nice crowd but wasn't packed.

I checked out New Heights yesterday and I really liked it. The place on the inside is relatively small but I love that they have so many different beers on tap and a bunch of board games to play while you enjoy a beer. The place gets pretty busy post-work time but overall seating isn't a huge issue. Overall, if you are looking for a place to relax and enjoy a wide selection of beers, this is the spot for you. P.S. Parking can be a bit of a problem

Don't partner with local sports clubs touting that you will "open early" for watch parties if you're not going to actually follow through on that.

That Mai tai tho. Seriously. Thank you brewers for making such a delicious sour. They handle hops great as well. And as a mom of 4, it is nice having a place that has events with inflatables incorporated for the whole family to enjoy. It is a Nashville hidden gem and we are so thankful for something that makes the whole family happy. See you soon!

In a city of great breweries, this particular outpost of all things frothy and fantastic does a great job in bringing a quality product to what some may call a crowded playing field. One thing I truly liked was the diversity of their beer. While some breweries focus on a particular style, say an IPA or a sour, the offerings here are quite varied. They have ales, wheat beers, IPA's, and more to satiate and please a beer drinker whatever their tastes prefer. It is also a brewery that creates a great vibe. The staff is friendly, as are the customers. Though there was a chill in the air, it was considerably warmer than the last few days and many were taking advantage of hanging on the front patio. As are many breweries, this is in an industrial area, but if you hit Google, you should have no problem finding here.

New height is a very simple brewery. No fancy architectural feat that makes you want to snap pictures for your gram. It is a down home brewery that does just that... makes beer. There is ample outdoor seating and it is pet friendly when nice out. Indoor can seat about 30 tightly. As much as I love a simple brewery the beer is just good. I did a flight of their in house beers picked from the 15 ish choices. The beers were good not great but that could just be a stylistic thing. Tack this place on a UB crawl but I don't think it needs a dedicated trip.

This is my favorite place of all time. Most friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Dogs welcome! Live music!!! The beer is wonderful. Try the navel gazer if you like stouts! Can't wait to return.

A must when you are in Nashville. Always good beer and you can't beat the staff. We dropped in and they weren't opening for a while. The guy said come on in, the door was opened. He explained that they were having a private event but let us sit at the bar. The group that showed up were a group of such friendly people. Came down for an asphalt convention from Canada. Always a fun experience.

I ended up visiting New Heights Brewing Company on my travels through Nashville. When I got there, I was delighted to see dogs inside as well as humans. I've always had fun seeing and going to dog friendly breweries. The staff at New Heights Brewing Company was very nice, fun, and knowledgeable about all their craft beers on tap. I sat at there bar and enjoyed one of their beer flights and I liked most of their beers that I tried. Overall, great experience!

This terrific local brewery in Nashville's Gulch neighborhood serves up tasty beers in a cool setting with great views of downtown from their front patio. On a recent visit to Music City, I enjoyed a pint of their delicious flagship IPA and an equally tasty Damguday, one of a number of Hazy and West Coast IPAs on their extensive menu of brews. The only downside to New Heights is its fairly isolated location, in an industrial neighborhood across I-40 from the bulk of the activity in The Gulch. I came by on a late weekday afternoon and was able to find street parking right in front, but I can imagine that being much bigger challenge on weekends. And while the next closest brewery is just under a half-mile away, that involves crossing under the interstate in what seems like a sketchy neighborhood after dark. One of the better breweries I've come across in Nashville, New Heights is definitely one I'll be coming back to whenever I'm in town.

New Heights is by far my favorite Nashville brewery! They don't have much covered patio seating, but their inside has quite a few seats. They love dogs here and have lots of treats for your furry friends as well as some water bowls and leashes you can buy. Our favorite beers here were the Damguday IV, Nothing Fancy Cream Ale, the Belgian Tripel, and the Coffee and Cream. I think breweries that can pull off a light coffee ale are so talented, and Coffee and Cream was probably the best beer I had my whole time in Nashville. You can really taste both the coffee and vanilla and it's not heavy at all! We always bring our own games, but they had lots to play here, including Pacman. It wasn't too crowded on a Saturday afternoon inside as most people stayed outside on the patio seating. There's lots of street parking around the brewery as well, so you have no excuse not to come try this brewery out! The bartenders are wonderful and love to help you figure out what to try based on your current beer preferences.

This was our first brewery stop while visiting friends for the weekend and it did not disappoint! The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Our group of 4 each got flights. I am a sour beer fan and loved Peaches and Cream, honeymoon phase was a favorite too. I wild definitely come again when visiting!

There are many well known breweries in Nashville. New Heights is up and coming and is located in a slightly industrial area, as most breweries are. On our first visit, there were gorgeous huge pumpkins out front for sale. We stopped in for our second visit last night. Indoor and Outdoor space, your dog is welcome. The beer flavors are spot on. I love a blonde stout. They have one. It's called Stay Gold Ponyboy. Try it. I think you will like it. They have a Boston Terrier Boy too. We shared pictures last night. The flights are served in a muffin tim. I'm sure you can bring food in. The owners are so welcoming. Pay them a visit. Try their beer. I'm sure you will return.

We've been making our way through the Nashville breweries while we can enjoy things outdoors and we stopped in here back in August. They have a ton of beers on tap and we got to try a few of their Navel Gazer barrel-aged variants, which were absolutely delicious. The other beers were pretty good as well and we had a great time overall. The staff were great about keeping tables as far apart as possible for social distancing and the umbrellas on the tables were fantastic given the hot sun as well as the rain that we had that day. We'll definitely be back!

The beer was fantastic. So since that's the main attraction, this place gets 5 stars. The seating was fine, food was okay - pizza wasn't amazing, but good. Middle of the road. The people who worked here, are super friendly. They have a good strange variety of sours and others. Currently still have flights. Lots of doggos on the outside area.

I hadn't heard of this place (granted i've only live in Nashville for a year) until my friend suggested we try it on a nice sunny day! I'm so glad we did. First off, it felt safe. A bit bachelorette party rolled in towards the end, making it a bit busier, but prior to that it was perfect. Now the drinks themselves were so unique! While I wish there were some more basic ales or lagers, i was still so happy with my flight. Each taste was a cool experience. I feel like it taught me about what can be donewith beer, and more about what I like. I would especially recommend the Rum Runner or that mimosa beer!

Great selection of beer! Atmosphere and customer service was fantastic!! If you want local flavor and great beer stop here!!

Hop heads will be in heaven at New Heights !!! Opening weekend for New Heights - Sunday afternoon and the wife and I were up for a walk (long) on a nice afternoon so we left our downtown loft and headed out to 928 5th Ave S. A bit tricky to find the first time - just 1 block on other side of freeway if you are coming from downtown , and note 5th stops at freeway so you have to take 4th under freeway and then head 1 block West. Plenty of street parking - grey building with corn hole in front. So on to the tasting room - the crew at NH refurbished their brewery and ended up with a nice front end tasting room and the brewery taking up 75% of the space in the back - nice touch with the see-through windows to let you check out where the magic happens. Plenty of seating, games etc and two big TVs hanging over the bar. The beers - 10 on tap - were mostly high IBU and in the 6-7% alcohol range with a few lower selections and two choice barley style 10%+. I must say every one I tasted and tried was a real quality beverage - coffee-IPA blend New Heights IPA that is their flagship coming in near 100IBU's Session IPA with 4% ish ABU and great flavor . So many choices giving us a reason to come back another day!! Lastly the "service" and vibe felt like I was having beers with my favorite next door neighbors. I believe there are (2) husband/wife teams that own, brew, and are the life blood of NH. They were so friendly and helpful with educating us on the various beers and it seemed that everyone in the place was chatting together. New Heights will become one of Nashville's leading brewery's ... stop in now so in the future you can brag that "I remember when they were small and just opened" ...

New Heights Brewing has a great vibe and beer! Together this is a winning combination. Although a small craft brewery, it packs a punch. The tasting room inside has somewhere between 10-15 beers--and at $5 for most 16 oz beers, the price is right. I tried the Sweet Munich pale ale which has a tinge of bitterness but is a refreshing choice. I also got a different pale which I think was called Sweet-T or something like that, which I also enjoyed. We ended up sitting outside on the patio and played some corn hole against some people we met there. Parking situation isn't too bad--but you will have to park on the street. The brewery is near the cemetery and tucked away on a side street so you just have to look for it!

Good beer, cool atmosphere with board games available to play and a couple TVs to watch a game. Love their beers, will be back!

These guys are serious brewers- 20 plus with plenty of unique and higher gravity creations. They make a great super imperial stout. Their doppelbock and coffee and cream were excellent as well. I only wish they sold more of these at stores.

Simply said, this place makes great beer. I am a homebrewer that lives in Los Angeles. When out of town I always seek out great beer, the beer here is 5 star.

I really enjoyed my visit to New Heights on my most recent visit to Nashville. I was in town 9 months ago, wanted to go after picking up a 4-pack of New Heights IPA at Filling Station-East, but ended up missing out. So when I went last weekend, I made it a point to go & while New Heights hasn't achieved the status (yet!) as, say, Bearded Iris, Yazoo, Southern Grist, or Tailgate, their smaller staff is very friendly & humble, & they have a wider variety of different beers on tap. The owners are from San Diego & are doing a good job of bringing that beer scene to the mid-South. I will most likely check back in the next time I'm in town & I'm sure they'll be doing bigger & better things by then. New Heights is definitely worth keeping an eye on in terms of growth!

This place is a gem of Nashville! Clint the beer tender took great care of us. Talked to us as soon as we walked in the door! Family friendly, great beer, and awesome environment! The owner was there and super friendly, we highly recommend them!

Checked out New Heights Brewing today. What a fantastic little spot! This brewery has many options and the beer is superb. I love a low key and chill vibe when I come to so brewery for some fun and this brewery has absolutely delivered. Low lit, comfortable, and efficient. Many different games to play. Seating inside and outside. Genuinely enjoyed conversation with the man and woman working the bar and how helpful they were in telling us about the available beers. Enjoyed a Coffee & Cream Ale which is definitely a new favorite of mine in all of Nashville. If you are considering stopping here, do it. Don't even think twice. You will love it.

I found my new favorite beer from here and the place is a nice hangout spot. Corn hole outside and shuffle board inside. We needed a snack so we got the Mac n cheese that's from a local food truck. We left with a stockpile of my new favorite beer and a few more to try. If you spend $25, you get to spin the wheel to win something, so we got half-off a growler- which was perfect. we got great service as well. If we end up in Nashville again, we will go back!

Amazing beers!! They have a large variety so if you love IPA, Gose, Porter, Stout,Cream, etc they have it. I also loved that if you got a flight of 6 they take $2 off! There's a small front outside area with picnic tables and the inside has lots of seating. Free popcorn to munch on while you enjoy the beer. I wish this brewery was local to me because I would be here often!

New Heights Brewing is such a fun place to visit and, generally, isn't too crowded. They have a beautiful outdoor area with some games and an even better indoor area with ample tables, chairs, and games. Staff are always pleasant and the beer choices always vary (perfect to please any crowd)! They have a variety ranging from sours, stouts, to ales and IPAs. Parking is on the street in the area. But it's easy to find something and shouldn't be a deterrent.

Recently visited this brewery while in Nashville and let me say it didn't disappoint. The brewery is a small spot and it has a pretty chill vibe which I loved on account of the hustle and bustle of Nashville but the most important part is their beer was good. While visiting I purchased the flight which was served in a muffin tin and if you buy six beers you get $2 off a flight which is nice. I can honestly say I wasn't let down by any of their beers but my favorite by far was their standard IPA which they can and have available for purchase. Overall, new heights is a place to visit if your looking for good beer and a chill vibe.

My wife and I were on vacation in Nashville and we were trying a bunch of tap rooms. The NewHeights IPA was my favorie IPA after going to 8 different tap rooms. It was clean and refreshing with a nice finish. The owner and his wife were there and seemed to enjoy what they were doing. Cool logo too and just an overall great family owned establishment. Loved it.