With locations in Woodstock and Kennesaw, Keegan’s is a family-friendly Irish pub serving everything from reubens and burgers to shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and pot roast on the menu. There’s plenty of Guinness and Harp to go around as well as cocktails and wine. The pub also offers brunch on the weekends, live music, and trivia nights.

This friendly neighborhood Irish pub is housed in a former fire station just off of Marietta Square. Look for over 70 beers on tap here, ranging from Carlsberg, Smithwick’s, and Guinness to a local Irish wheat, chocolate nitro stout, and a kolsch. As for food, expect classics like corned beef and cabbage, fish and chips, and a Scots-Irish breakfast plate, along with burgers, chili cheese fries, and even po’boys. Try the Irish nachos, or tater tots topped with beer-steamed corned beef and Irish cheddar cheese. Johnnie MacCracken’s often hosts live music and offers a daily Irish happy hour with specials.

Irish Bred Pub is where the South meets Ireland. Expect everything from shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and bangers and mash to fried chicken sandwiches, bayou Cajun shrimp, and country fried steaks served here. Looking to wet your whistle? Order the Irish mule with Jameson, lime juice, and ginger beer. The pub also features pool tables.

This Sandy Springs Irish pub serves corned beef egg rolls, nachos, and reubens on its menu as well as corned beef and cabbage, Guinness beef stew, and bangers and mash. Order a pint of Guinness, Harp, or Magners Irish cider or even a snakebite (Harp and cider). There are other beer and cider combos here, too. For cocktails, try the Maddie Black made with barrel-aged Irish whiskey, sweet vermouth, and orange bitters.

Located in Virginia-Highland, this is Atlanta’s oldest Irish pub. Limerick Junction specializes in Guinness, live music, imported beers, Irish whiskey, Irish-American fare, and a friendly atmosphere. Order everything from fish and chips and Irish cheeseburger sliders with horseradish cream sauce to Guinness barbecue wings and cottage pie packed with beef, peas and carrots, and gravy topped with horseradish mash and cheddar cheese.

With locations in Milton and Brookhaven, the Olde Blind Dog features a menu filled with classic Irish pub food, including an all-day Irish breakfast, as well as other bar bites like reuben egg rolls, loaded fries, and sliders. Pair a meal here with pints of Guinness, Harp, or Magners cider or an Irish whiskey cocktail. There’s brunch on the weekends, too.

This warm and friendly Dublin-style pub in downtown Decatur includes a rotating tap selection throughout the year of Irish and local beer and cider. For those unable to make it to Decatur, the Marlay House food truck was created to keep Atlantans supplied in the pub’s popular fish and chips. Grab a seat outside on the front patio on a sunny day in Decatur and take a load off with a pint and Guinness-braised beef brisket and potatoes, fish and chips, or shepherd’s pie.

Formerly Mac McGee’s, O’Sullivans Irish Pub continues to serve classic Irish pub fare on Decatur Square, including bangers and mash, fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and sides of English peas. The Scotch egg is a must. Head here for pints of Guinness, Carlsberg, Harp, and Irish cider or scotch, Irish whiskey, and bourbon neat or on the rocks. The pub often tunes its TVs to soccer during the week. It’s a great spot to watch Atlanta United games.