Fillin’ Station

The patty melt burger is world class. But the best thing about this place… the reason you want to be hete… is the owner… Patrick. If he runs for President, he has my vote. Nicest guy you’ll ever meet. But wait… there’s more. Just when you least expect it, our man Patrick pulls his weapon of choice out from behind the bar… a Hohner Blues Harp… and begins to wail away with the band. And the guy can flst out PLAY that puppy. John Popper ain’t got nuthin’ on Patrick… the man is a monster of the mouth organ.
Good music. Good beers. A very laid back cool joint. And a né plus ultra harmonica player behind the bar. Everything a growing boy needs.

We were there last night, and boy, are we glad we went! Not only was the serving staff nice, quick and efficient, but the food was fantastic.
The music was **out-​of-​this-​world** great (Daryl Dasher and Friends), but I do not know how often they have such outstanding performers. (It was our first time.)
We were told that the burgers are amongst the best around, which proved to be true last night, and I got a salmon quesadilla, which was great.
I would relive the whole experience in a heartbeat!

I know this place is popular for the music — but the burger and grilled chicken salad are worth the drive too. Superb food and entertainment! Seems every night we’ve been in there we’ve enjoyed first rate pros jamming with top notch amateurs.

We love to listen to live music with family and friends at the Fillin Station. During the warmer months, we always sit on the patio and have dinner and beer while we listen. The food is typical pub fare, lots of burgers, sandwiches, fish tacos, etc. The food is cheap, the beer is cold, and the music is always outstanding.
We have been several times to listen to 8 Ball Aitken, a singer-​songwriter who has multiple number 1 hits in Australia. He now lives here and is such a hoot to watch. He is really talented and original.
This place is family friendly; kids are welcome and they can run around and play in the area without bothering anyone.
The Fillin Station is very laid-​back and fun, a Kingston Springs treasure.

I wish they were open for lunch! The burgers are off the charts! Great service, amazing burgers and cold brew. It doesn’t get any better!

A Nashville secret, the Fillin’ Station is a great place to see and hear celebrities and musicians. Excellent beer on tap and amazing service (for a bar.)

If you are looking to get away from the rat race of Nashville and you like cold beer, live music, and excellent burgers this place is for you. The patio is the place to be. The music is excellent. All you have to do is rode up sit back and relax. It is more than worth the drive out plus its an awesome little town.

Patrick is a wonderful owner and I love the new renovations to this place. I have had the privilege of singing there, having great meals, cold drinks, and meeting so many people from all kinds of places. I hope to do all of these things there again soon!

Nice little place. Service can be a little slow but it is a family run place and some times the guest can overwhelm the staff.

The Fillin’ Station is the little known gem of middle TN. Music is superior to most listening clubs in Nashville… from blues to rock or folk, check out the calendar and be sure and try one of their famous burgers!

Great atmosphere, excellent food (try the burger) … need to get there much more often than we do!

Okay listen up everybody because I’m about to let the cat out of the bag. You want to come to Nashville to hear some great live music? Then you need to visit the Fillin’ Station. Yes, you will have to drive out to Kingston Springs.
The best night is Thursday night. This is their Blues Jam. Want to know a secret? The owner is that salt and pepper haired man who works behind the bar shuffling food and drinks. Want to know a bigger secret? Then picture this:
You will be sitting in their open aired patio enjoying your Yazoo beer from the tap, munching on your BBQ sandwich and having your face blown off with some ripping blues guitar when all of a sudden over the sad wailing of the Strat your ears will pick up the distinct tune of a harmonica. Where is that tune coming from you wonder? From the dark shadows of the bar comes the answer: it is Patrick, the owner. But this isn’t your grandpa’s swampy harmonica playing. This is the Captain Beefheart/​Steven Tyler kinda wailing that only a true professional can create. And after Patrick blows everybody’s mind with his mad skills he calmly goes back to serving drinks and cocktails while the blues band continues playing.
Ahhhh, only in Nashville.

This is a neat little bar/​music venue if you happen to be way out in the Kingston Springs area like I often am. Its located in an old service station in downtown Kingston Springs next to what used to be Macke and Kate’s.
They have a decent selection of wine and beer but they also happen to have some really good food. So far I’ve had a hamburger and a chicken quesadilla and both were quite tasty. They do have some of the best french fries I’ve ever had.
If you’re out in the area its definitely a cool place to check out. Good music + good food make it a fun stop!