8 Best Irish Pubs near Decatur

“Awesome people, treat you like they’ve known you forever“

“We came here because we had been craving fish and chips. We definitely made the right choice! The fish and chips and brussel sprouts were so good. We were greeted as soon as we sat down and service was excellent. The beer was cold and the Sangria was great! We will definitely return soon!“

“This is the best gem in EAV. Their food is absolutely *phenomenal* — gastropub meets fine dining…. But at gastropub prices! Great drink selection (including actually good wines, not the same stuff you’ll get for $12 a bottle at Kroger), super friendly atmosphere. It’s definitely a keeper!“

“Our server Zach was great. Has the best restaurant Bangers and Mash I have had outside of Ireland. bartenders killed it on there Jameson and Ginger. 10 stars!“

“On a Saturday night, being possessed of a thirst and a certain leisure after a Jordan Klepper show, I inquired for an establishment most proudly Irish in its constitution. Indeed, Fado is one of the most Irish public houses I have encountered in Atlanta. The place wears its heritage most openly, and with such authenticity that I half expected a fiddler to spring forth from the rafters and demand I sing along.

My intention was to secure a seat upon the patio; alas, every corner of it was already overrun by a cheerful horde of college students, each behaving as though stout were the fountain of eternal youth. Thus deprived, I consoled myself with their array of Guinness inspired potations, which I found both abundant and most welcome. One could scarcely lift a glass without the faint suspicion that the brewery itself was watching with approval.

I resolved that I should return on some future occasion when a soccer match is in progress, for the atmosphere, I suspect, will then be nothing short of riotous. With foresight, I inquired into the vexing matter of parking, and was relieved to learn that the house does indeed validate for the garage behind Yeppa. A gentleman likes to know he may part with his coin over ale, not asphalt.

All in all, it is a spot most conducive to merriment, if one does not mind the occasional roar of youth reminding one that his own college days are now but fondly misremembered footnotes.“

“After walking into another restaurant & being completely ignored even though that restaurant wasn't busy in the least, we on a whim decided to try here. And bc of the game in town, they were super busy but even with that, we were greeted warmly by our waitress Shay (sp?) within moments. The food was top notch and we were also checked on by another staff member just in case. I highly recommend this place. We got the chicken sliders and the wedge fries plus I got a whiskey cocktail. Everything was fantastic. Will definitely revisit!“

“Good drinks and service. Their fish and chips was overcooked, hard, and unseasoned. Fries seems like something that should be hard to make bad, but their fries were bad. It was like they hadn't changed to oil in a long time. The service was great though and I liked their drinks. The atmosphere was fine, but there really wasn't much to make me think I was in an Irish pub.“

“This is me & my partner's go-to spot when we want a simple night out with good food, a good hookah, & good music. The vibe is real laid-back & the crowd is not too young or too old. We're both in our mid 40's, so this is just right for us.“