The best bars & nightlife in Lebanon

“Keller's Bar & Grill is dialing up dinner with premium cuts, artisanal burgers, and craft cocktails built for lingering conversations. Expect locally sourced flavors and a lively vibe that works for a midweek catch-up or a low-key celebration, which makes it a strong play for this week.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 28, 2026

“The Goat Mt. Juliet is your close-to-home fix for solid American eats, easy cocktails, and a social scene that actually delivers, from laid-back brunch to sand volleyball leagues... ideal when you want friend time without the Nashville hassle.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 27, 2026

“From full production crews and sound management to lighting, staging, and LED walls, ShowPro, LLC- Productions handles the messy tech so your event actually looks and sounds like you imagined.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 17, 2026

“Major sports events are shown at this sports bar with a varied menu including gluten free options.”

“From blistered-tortilla vibes to full-on molcajete glory, El Comal - Mt Juliet nails the scratch-made thing with sizzling fajitas, street tacos, and seafood plates that actually taste like someone cared. Bring friends for the parrillada, stay for a margarita, and call it your new midweek standby.”

From the Mount Juliet newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Whether it's trivia night, karaoke, or catching a local set, Tenn Lakes Brewing Company pairs craft beer with craveable pub favorites like the Percy Priest and Old Hickory pizzas, wings, and a BBQ baked potato. Built in 2022 around good beer and good company, it’s an easy weeknight win.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 25, 2026

“East Nashville Beer Works - Wilson County brings a two-story taproom to Lebanon with a huge beer garden, LED screen for the big games, a playground for the kids, and a dog park for your four-legged roommate. Approachable beers, bright flavors, and genuinely family friendly vibes make it an easy local go-to.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, September 15, 2026

“In Mount Juliet, Hillside Hangout nails the laid back vibe with juicy smashburgers, house-smoked wings, and in-house sauces that don’t come from a packet, plus 13 rotating local and regional taps and seasonal cocktails, all best enjoyed in a massive fenced backyard while live music rolls most days.”

From the Hendersonville newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Cedar City Brewing Company, just down the road in Lebanon, keeps the taps interesting with a lineup of Southern-crafted beers, plus Americana eats that actually hold up to your pint... think the house favorite smash burger and six styles of smoked wings.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Mt. Juliet Sport & Social Co. is the easy win when you want a low-key night that still feels like an event.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Casual, family-friendly place featuring a menu of burgers and wings, plus beer and wine.”

“Whether you're itching for a quick cruise, a mellow campout, or a lazy sunset dinner over the water, Cherokee Marina & Campground has you covered with boat rentals, slip rentals, an RV campground, and a Club House now available for private celebrations. Make Old Hickory your backyard this week.”

From the Gallatin newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Family-friendly chain serving classic Tex-Mex & American fare in a Southwestern-style setting.”

“Stars and Stables turns a Tennessee evening into an easy win. Come early for dinner at Six String Social, then settle into the Grand Ole Barn for intimate sets from hit songwriters... the kind of hometown night out you forgot you were missing.”

From the Gallatin newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Boisterous Australian-themed chain serving steaks, seafood & other hearty steakhouse fare.”

“Coach's Eastgate Grille is that relaxed, sports-memorabilia-filled spot where the wings are a local favorite, the TVs keep the games in view, and the patio hits just right when football’s on. Bring the crew for easygoing eats, good drinks, and gatherings, or let them cater your next get-together.”

From the Lebanon newsletter, August 31, 2026