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Top 5 Irish pubs in Atlanta
2021-07-19
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It doesn’t have to be St. Patrick’s Day for you to enjoy a great Irish pub. When you are craving classics like fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and a pint of stout like you can only get on the Emerald Isle, Atlanta’s Irish pubs have you covered. Check out the top Irish pubs in Atlanta below.
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Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub
Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub in Milton and Brookhaven features a menu of upscale Irish pub food paired with pints and spirits. This restaurant has the look and feel of a classic Irish pub. It was even the first pub in the United States to win the Irish Pub of the Year award from the Irish Pubs Global Federation of Dublin, Ireland. They serve Irish-inspired pub fare, including an all-day Irish breakfast, Saturday and Sunday brunch specials like Corned Beef Hash, and dinner entrees like a Kilkenny Rueben.
Keegan’s Irish Pub
Keegan’s Irish Pub has three locations throughout Atlanta: one in Kennesaw, one in Vinings, and one in Woodstock. This pub offers an Old World atmosphere and award-winning Irish fare. You can enjoy live entertainment, weekend brunch, and trivia nights. The family-friendly pub offers a menu of Irish-American dishes like shepherd’s pie, Ruebens, burgers, and pot roast. They also offer plenty of Guinness on tap and patio dining.
Fadó Irish Pub
Fadó Irish Pub has two Atlanta locations: one in Buckhead and the other in Midtown. “Fadó” (pronounced f’doe) is Irish for “long ago” and is traditionally used to start a story, and the restaurant aims to tell the story of Ireland’s rich and ever-evolving pub culture. The menu at this pub features dozens of international and local beers, Irish standards, and a few original dishes. This is also a great place to watch sports on TV, mainly soccer, and enjoy some great whiskey.
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Limerick Junction
Limerick Junction in Virginia-Highland is Atlanta’s oldest Irish pub. Founded in 1988, Limerick Junction brought a slice of Ireland to Atlanta with authentic pieces from Ireland like school benches in the windows and an old wardrobe for the bar. This pub specializes in Guinness, live music on the weekends, imported beers, Irish whiskey, and Irish-American dishes like the Irish Burger and Limerick Wings.
Johnnie MacCracken's Celtic Firehouse Pub
Located inside the original firehouse in Marietta, Johnnie MacCracken’s Celtic Firehouse Pub has a menu of Irish favorites like beer battered fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and a Guinness beef stew alongside American favorites like a BBQ Butt Plate and an array of burgers. This neighborhood favorite pub has local musicians playing live music regularly and a long menu of draft beers, cocktails, and adult slushies.
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