[Editor’s note: The report mentioned here is from an inspection conducted on November 17 and may not represent the future health inspection status of the food establishment.]
The Tennessee Department of Health reported several health violations at a Nashville burger and beer restaurant on Monday. Following the inspection, the department issued a report for Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint, requiring corrective actions within 10 days.
Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint
- Where: 2201 Bandywood Dr, Nashville, TN 37215, United States
- When: November 17, 2025
- Score: 76
Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint serves American fare and beer to local diners. Menu highlights include Cobra Kai burgers, Greg Brady burgers, Pickolas Cage, and Deep Fried Oreo.
The Tennessee Department of Health gave the establishment a score of 76 following the November 17 inspection. Here are all the reported violations:
- The Employee Health Policy was missing at the food establishment during the inspection.
- The report added that an employee at the Nashville eatery was handling a freshly prepared bun without washing their hands. This was right after the employee used raw ground beef.
- Paper towels were absent from the hand sink in Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint’s kitchen area.
- The report added that raw egg shells were stored over ready-to-eat foods in the walk-in cooler of the Nashville facility.
- A low-temperature dish machine in the kitchen registered 0 ppm sanitizer.
- As per the report, an employee’s cell phone was stored on the prep table in the kitchen. An employee’s drink was found in the same place as well.
- Wet towels were stored on the kitchen prep table of Jack Brown’s Beer & Burger Joint.
- A cup with no handles was being used as a scoop in a flour container at the Nashville food facility.
- The report said that the most recent inspection report was not posted at the facility.
The complete report of the Nashville food facility is available online.
Follow-Up Inspection
The report notes that failing to correct these violations could result in a permit suspension. The Nashville facility is expected to take corrective action before the reinspection takes place in the next 10 days.
