Most authentic pub in the state probably. The owner Brendon takes great care of his customers. He…read morewas working the bar and making food. While enjoying a VERY rare sour, I looked up on the wall and saw family photos, career memories and the most unique decorations that appear to be one of a kind. This place is soo special. You must check it out.

Me and my brother visited The Boro Inn and the ambience was great and it felt like a true Irish…read morepub, however that's where my praise ends. The owner was very rude and refused us service saying they were closed (it was 7PM on a Saturday, cmon), despite hearing from multiple sources that they close around midnight. The owner told us he was "offended because "didn't approach the bar immediately" and looked around the bar first--which I believe was the reason we were refused service as there were already people ordering drinks in the establishment. Overall, despite our money also being green, unless you're specifically looking for an Irish pub, we recommend that you go somewhere else. There are much better options further into town...

Best Wine Tasting in Blue Ridge!…read more Hands down one of the best wineries we visited in Blue Ridge! The wine was absolutely delicious, the atmosphere was beautiful and relaxing, and the entire experience was amazing. The owner made the tasting so much fun and were super friendly and knowledgeable. If you're visiting Blue Ridge and love a good wine tasting, this is definitely a must-stop! Great wine, gorgeous views, and even better vibes. We will absolutely be back!

The covered porch is a great place to relax with a glass of wine and play games or cards with…read morefriends by the fire pits. On Saturday, they have live music and a/(an expensive) food truck. The gravel parking lot isn't very big. I recommend skipping the $59 VIP wine tour experience and get a flight of the various wines to enjoy on the porch. We didn't discuss the flavors or fruits in the wines, but got generous pours. The website mentions a keepsake wine glass which we didn't get. Neat place to enjoy a glass of wine and let the kids play.

We chose The Black Sheep to celebrate our anniversary and my wife's birthday, and it could not have…read morebeen a better experience. The atmosphere was upscale without feeling stiff special enough for a celebration, yet warm and comfortable for the entire family. Our waitress, Kayla, was absolutely wonderful. She was friendly, attentive, and helped make the evening feel genuinely special. It felt like she was using some of that Georgia southern charm! Every course impressed us. From the starter to the entrées, everything was prepared beautifully and full of flavor. We even ordered dessert, which we almost never do, and it was worth every bite. The best way I can describe the food is big-city quality meets Georgia country comfort and hospitality. Our kids loved it, my wife loved it, and I loved it. We consider ourselves serious food people, and The Black Sheep easily earned five stars from our entire family. If you're vacationing in Blue Ridge and looking for a wonderful meal and memorable experience, make a reservation here. You will not be disappointed!

A very charming old house about a block off the main strip sits the Black Sheep restaurant…read moreoperating out of the historic 1914 Butt House. An old time atmosphere with charming brick walls and fire places and I wouldn't be surprised it the creaking wooden floors were original. Lol So in honor of an old time building I just had to order the Old Time Fashion. A never had before Bacon Old Fashion. Bacon and bourbon just had to be good right? Well it was amazing. Elijah Craig Bourbon, Barrel Smoked Maple Syrup, Rosemary & Orange with a strip of Candied Bacon! The appitizer was a huge table hit. Shrimp and crawfish fritters. Covered in cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese with fire roasted poblano peppers, corn salsa, remoulade and green onions. Holy cow. My main I went with the server recommendation of Lobster Ravioli with scallops and shrimp in a black garlic champagne cream sauce. All of this was finished off with some fresh Parmesan cheese over the top. It pays to listen what is recommended. It was fantastic. Exceptional service throughout the meal with charming interaction made the whole experience fabulous. This is going down as a must try when you visit Blue Ridge GA.

Must stop in here !!!Heck - make a trip to blue ridge just to come here !!! Funky cool place to…read moreenjoy wine and have a bite. Everything is great but our fave is the black and blue flatbread !!

Cute dog friendly (on the back patio) wine bar on the main road in Blue Ridge. Staff was…read moreknowledgeable about wine and made great recommendations. The pita and olive oil were a great light appetizer!

Great service, stellar food. When I'm in BR I always stop by for food and company and maybe a…read moreShirley Temple. The place is always clean and the live music is always great. If you are in Blue Ridge, this place is a must.

This is by far one of the finest establishments in Blueridge if you are looking for local…read moreentertainment and great food. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Not to mention their dedication to helping the community in so many different ways.

We arrived in town late, and were happy to find this place was open! A lot of the restaurants…read moreclosed at 8PM. We were seated quickly with no wait, and the staff was all very friendly and the service was prompt. My son was happy to see mac and cheese on the kid's menu. It looked like standard Kraft mac and cheese, served with fries, so he liked it. I got the grilled cheese and tomato bisque, and both were very good. Overall, we were happy to have found Chester Brunnenmeyer's and had a good experience, good food and a nice cold beer.

Wow. Just had the daily special egg rolls and the house wings!! Just incredible. This is our…read moresecond time visiting from Boston. I can recommend this place enough.

Grayson was THE best server ever 10/10!!!!!! The food was great and it was the best experience…read moreever!!!!

We went to Harvest on Main with another couple. We were all very happy with almost everything. And…read morethe things we didn't love were a matter of personal taste, not inferior taste. We shared the Brussel sprouts, the spinach and artichoke dip, and the three Onion and Apple soup. That soup was killer!!! Two in our party had the Tomahawk Pork chops. One had the Salmon over Teriyaki rice. I had the peach habanero meatball appetizer as a meal. All were really really good. Kaya was our server and she was wonderful. We are having dessert elsewhere but we will be back and will try it next time based on how good the food was.

I was kind of taken back when i was reading the reviews from this place but it is the only spot…read morethat stays open late. the wings and the mozzarella ticks were a hit, we got a tip from a local/regular to get those! It did not disappoint! IT definitely is a dive bar and an industry bar at that. Pat was great! Think that sums it up in a nut shell.

For your average hole in the wall bar, with cheap drinks, music, karaoke, etc. we had a great time!…read moreWe were in town for a bachelorette party weekend (8 girls total) and we came here on a Friday night for some karaoke after dinner in town! We had a blast! We got drinks right away, it felt safe even though it was packed. It's right on Main street, so it was easy to get too.

Service was fast and friendly!…read more Awesome food! Crab dip is to die for! I had the Stuff Flounder and is was packed with great crab meat. True Charleston Style Clam Chowder, best I have had out side of Charleston. We also had fish and chips and the kids loved it! Must visit when in Blue Ridge.

***SAME DAY REVEIW*** I've never experienced such a ridiculous and unprofessional situation at a…read morerestaurant. We made a reservation on Resy for 7:15 PM while walking to Whiskey & Water. We arrived at 6:45 PM, thinking it couldn't hurt to be early. We were told there would be a 15-minute wait, so we patiently waited. When 7:15 PM arrived, instead of being seated for our reservation, we were told by the hostesses that the manager had instructed them to tell us to leave because the restaurant was now only accommodating reservations. Let that sink in: WE HAD A RESERVATION! When I explained that we had booked through Resy, the response we received was that we couldn't trust technology. Seriously? If you use Resy to manage reservations, how can you turn around and tell customers they can't trust the very technology your restaurant uses? To make matters worse, the two hostesses were just standing around while there were open tables and dirty tables throughout the restaurant. From what we could see, there appeared to be no urgency to clean tables or seat waiting customers. We were standing there with a reservation while open tables sat unused, yet we were being told to leave. The entire situation was baffling and made the restaurant look disorganized, poorly managed, and completely indifferent to its customers. What made this experience even worse was that not a single manager had the courtesy to come speak to us directly. Instead, management apparently chose to hide behind the hostesses and leave them to deliver this absurd message. No apology, no explanation, no attempt to resolve the situation, and absolutely no accountability. We arrived early, waited patiently, and honored our reservation, only to be treated as if we were the problem. If there was an issue with the reservation system or the restaurant's ability to honor reservations, that is management's responsibility--not an excuse to turn customers away. Whiskey & Water, your reservation system is only as good as your ability and willingness to honor it. Telling customers they can't trust technology when they have a reservation is an embarrassing response. Having open tables, dirty tables, staff standing around, and a manager who won't even come out to address the situation makes the entire experience even more unacceptable. There are plenty of restaurants that understand the basics of hospitality: honor reservations, keep tables clean, communicate honestly, and treat customers with respect. Whiskey & Water failed on every front. Save yourself the frustration and spend your money somewhere that actually values your time and business. Based on our experience, Whiskey & Water has some serious management and customer service issues that need to be addressed. We will not be returning.

We made reservations for Labor Day. We were seated very soon after arrival. Cheyenne, our server,…read morewas very personable and knowledgeable. She attended to our every need quickly and efficiently. We had a delicious meal of burgers and fries. As soon as I saw the menu, I knew I wanted to try the cornbread, it was outstanding. We all enjoyed it. Overall, we had an excellent experience!

Food was amazing. We started with stuffed mushrooms that I highly recommend. I had the pecan…read morecrusted trout. It was fresh and served with kale salad. My husband wanted the chicken cordon blue but also loved it. Be sure to save room for dessert - homemade key lime and the cast iron skillet cookie were our faves. Service was great too.