rush@sunlight.llnl.gov (Alan Edwards) (06/06/91)
A while back, I asked the readers of comp.org.usenix and rec.food.drink about the local pub/brewpub scene in Nashville, and promised a summary. Well, the response was very small, but here is the summary: A big Thank You to all who responded. -Alan P.S. You still have a couple of days if you have any additional info. Post it directly to this newsgroup (it's too late for me to re-summarize). Thanks. .------------------------------------. | Alan Edwards: rush@xanadu.llnl.gov | Member: The Hoppy Cappers | or: alan-edwards@llnl.gov | homebrew club, Modesto, CA `------------------------------------' ______________________________ORIGINAL_ARTICLE_______________________________ Are there any good brewpubs or pubs in or near Nashville? I'll summarize if I get email. Otherwise, followups have been directed to comp.org.usenix. If you have an idea of about how far it is from the Opryland Hotel (where the USENIX conference is being held), that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch! -Al ___________________________________REPLIES___________________________________ From sfreed@rigel.unm.edu Tue Apr 9 13:25:21 1991 In article <95007@lll-winken.LLNL.GOV> you write: > Are there any good brewpubs or pubs in or near Nashville? I don't know about brewpubs, but THE Worlds End is a great place. The food is wonderful, (menu is in a 3 ring binder) Prices are reasonable (I'm a student and could afford it!!) the atmosphere is pleasant and relaxing, the drinks are good, and the live entertainment is good, usually some sort of jazz or some other such thing. I can't remember the address exactly, but it is close to downtown, about 4 miles from Opryland ....but this is just a wild guess, I have a bad time judging distances while driving unless I am really making an effort to do so. _______________________________________________________________________________ From: grumpy!cr@uunet.UU.NET (C.R. Saikley) Hi, In response to your recent posting............. There is a microbrewery in Nashville called the Bohannon Brewing Company. I don't believe that there are any brewpubs though.... Cheers, CR Saikley _______________________________________________________________________________ From: schnelle@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Karl Schnelle) Newsgroups: rec.food.drink,comp.org.usenix In-Reply-To: <95007@lll-winken.LLNL.GOV> Organization: Northwestern University Status: R Theres a new (within the last few years) brewery down on 2nd Ave in the downtown area. This is a row of old warehouses one block over from the river. Some of them have been converted into shops and restaurants. I remember a bookstore and a Spaghetti place. The brewery might have a tour or pub, but I cant remember. This probably is the only place in Nashville close to what you want. Let me know if you find any others, as I will be visiting Music City in the future. Karl -- ////////////////\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Karl D. Schnelle Chemical Engineering Dept Northwestern University Evanston,IL 602018 USA \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\////////////////// _______________________________________________________________________________ .------------------------------------. Obligatory overused net phrases: | Alan Edwards: rush@xanadu.llnl.gov | some kind soul Your mileage may vary | or: alan-edwards@llnl.gov | IMHO Me too! #define CUTE_PSEUDO_CODE `------------------------------------' cute.pseudo.net.names (insert x here)
wdl@raider.RAIDERNET.COM (William D. Lindsey) (06/07/91)
Market Street Beer is brewed locally by Bohannon Brewing Co. on Second Avenue. For someone who prefers European beers to American, it is, IMO, quite good. Houston's Restaraunt, 3000 West End Ave. has a pub-like atmosphere and serves it on tap. Bill Lindsey L. P. T. wdl@raider.raidernet.com 3161 McMillan Rd. ...!uunet!mjbtn!raider!wdl Franklin, TN 37064