Most authentic pub in the state probably. The owner Brendon takes great care of his customers. He was 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. read more

Me and my brother visited The Boro Inn and the ambience was great and it felt like a true Irish pub, 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... read more

If I could put zero stars I would. We went to the Irish pub & ordered Irish car bombs for my bachelorette party & the bartender pulled out a sign that said no Irish car bombs the kicked us out for being "disrespectful for asking" & then refused serving any other drink....... Never been to an irish bar that denies car bombs. Shitty double wide trailer bar. read more

Bartender was very rude. Went in with a group of 7 girls and asked for an Irish car bomb, was presented with a sign that said "no Irish car comb". We said okay can we order another drink and the bartender said "no you need to leave". The bar was barely full at this point.... If I could give zero stars I would read more

I was in town for a bachelorette party weekend with 7 other girls, and have a friend who has a cabin near by that recommended we come to Boro Inn! He mentioned that the owner, Father Brennan, was awesome and it was a true irish bar. He was right!! When we came inside, there were quite a bit of people inside. We looked around and the decor was really great and authentic. Going up to the bar, it was just him behind the bar and it was pretty busy, so after a couple minutes, he came over to take our order. He was very nice and accommodating to us! The Boro Inn is a really cool authentic hole in the wall kind of place and I loved it. We didn't have any food since we had just come from dinner, but maybe next time! I will definitely be back when I'm back in town!! read more

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Best Irish pub in the states! I could spend hours here and still be looking at stuff on the walls, the owner/bartender has five generations of history and the drinks show it as well. read more

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10/10 great atmosphere. Rare to find a bar with such an authentic atmosphere. The decor is incredible and worth stopping in to just look around. read more

The Boro Inn - Irish Pub Near Me - Blue Ridge, Georgia

Love the quaint Boro Inn in Blue Ridge! Great all around experience. Such a unique place and the Irish Coffee "More Please!!!!

Awesome bar great town great people. Musical instruments on hand. Claymores on the ceiling. Enjoy

Authentic Irish pub with great atmosphere. For those that complain about the service, understand that that the owner, manager, and bar tender are the same person, cut him some slack. read more

The Boro Inn - Irish Pub Near Me - Blue Ridge, Georgia

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It didn't look like much from the outside, but this was the most authentic Irish pub that I've ever stepped foot in. You have to visit all the different rooms to understand, but I felt like I was in Ireland from the decor to hearing owner Father Brendan tell stories in his Irish accent. Whatever you do, don't order an Irish Car Bomb. As the other reviews mention, you'll get berated by the owner or denied service. Fortunately, I ordered Guinness and had a great experience at the bar and enjoyed playing pool. read more

The Boro Inn - Guinness - Irish Pub Near Me - Blue Ridge, Georgia

The owner/manager/server/president/congresswoman w the fake Irish accent was despicably rude upon entrance into their establishment. We sat down and he suggested myself along w my two pals to stick to water (we're sober). All because we ordered a Jagerbomb to which he said they don't do bombs and don't serve redbull bc someone died from it? We're drinking redbull right now at another bar. read more

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. My boyfriend and I walked into this so-called "Irish pub" in Blue Ridge expecting a fun night and some classic drinks. Instead, we got scolded like children and exiled (yes, that's the word he used) for ordering an Irish car bomb -- a drink that's literally one of the most common at any actual Irish pub. The bartender, putting on the fakest Irish accent imaginable, told us to "look at the sign" (a handwritten one hidden behind the bar) that says "No ICB." As if anyone walking in would magically decode that abbreviation. When we didn't immediately understand, he treated us like we'd committed a hate crime. We were polite, we were paying customers, and he acted like he was running a royal court instead of a five-person dive bar. The entire vibe was arrogant, rude, and delusional. There were maybe five customers in the whole place, and now I understand why -- he seems to pride himself on banning people instead of serving them. There's apparently even a "banned list" behind the bar like it's some weird power trip. Save your time and money. Blue Ridge has plenty of great local spots that actually appreciate customers. This one just wants to lecture you for ordering a drink. read more

To the man behind the bar: get off your fake Irish high horse. You're not protecting the sanctity of Ireland, you're gatekeeping a drink menu in Blue Ridge, Georgia. My boyfriend and I walked in ready to drop half your rent on drinks, and you exiled us -- EXILED US -- for ordering the single most popular drink at any Irish bar on the planet. You barked at us to "look at the sign" like we were supposed to know what "ICB" means. Nobody sees your sad little handwritten sign taped to the back of the bar. Then you hit us with a "family-run Irish pub" speech in a fake accent that would make a leprechaun file a lawsuit. Newsflash: we're in Georgia, not Dublin. You've got five people in your bar, a running "ban list" of locals like it's middle school detention, and apparently nothing better to do than kick out paying customers for not being mind readers. Here's a reality check -- it's not "Irish pride" to treat people like trash. It's just bad business. I hope you enjoy your empty bar and your imaginary moral superiority, because you sure won't be paying bills with it. read more

There are some real idiots making comments like the fake Irish accent and the bartender not wanting to serve an Irish Car Bomb drink. The owner, manager and bartender is a retired Irish Priest from Ireland. So much for the fake accent. Being a retired Priest whos relatives were in the Army and law Enforcement in Ireland during the rebellion he is not inclined to promote a drink called an Irish Car Bomb. As for the décor, most of it came directly from Ireland. So for those ugly Americans with no clue about real hardship, or Ireland or authentic Irish pubs; please stay out of Blue Ridge Georgia. read more

If I could give this place negative stars I would! I came in to enjoy a whiskey so I sat at the bar and patiently waited. It wasn't super busy or anything. The two bartenders kept taking every other dude who walked up to the bar instead of serving me and my friend. After getting past up several times I got up to leave and as we were walking out the door the bartender yelled "have a good night" sarcastically. Anyone traveling here I would steer clear of this dump. I guess I was passed over because I look gay and they aren't gay friendly. I have served my country but I can't get a drink in a pub because of the way I look. How sad. read more

Looks Irish, feels Irish, and tastes Irish. Although the times open are subject to change, I enjoyed catching it open one day after work. The ambiance sets it apart. read more

The Boro Inn - Irish Pub Near Me - Blue Ridge, Georgia

Bartender is the reason you go! Father makes this bar run, he's friendly, hilarious, and kind. This bar has many different rooms, instruments to play (guitar, piano, etc.) and games such as darts, billiards, and jenga. The alcohol selection is vast and please do not ask the father to make an Irish car bomb. It's offensive and frankly not a great drink. read more

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Great place to have a drink in an authentic Irish pub. The gentleman that runs it is amazing to talk with and is a delight to listen to the stories. read more

The Boro Inn - Ardbeg 10 in a true Irish Pub. - Irish Pub Near Me - Blue Ridge, Georgia

Attempted to visit this establishment recently, but was completely ignored by the bartender on two separate occasions, 1st when we first arrived and then when I went to the bar to order drinks and he helped another group that came to the bar after me, without acknowledging me. Took my money and went to a business that was happy to have me and my caramel colored skin. read more

Our night in blue ridge was awesome thanks to Father B! This is a truly unique Irish pub that his brothers built! The decor is amazingly unique and the place is very big! Father B is the owner and bartender and he is the Nicest person and so fun and easy to talk to! I would go back here any time over some of the other establishments in this strip! I highly recommend and get a Guinness! read more

A genuinely interesting vibe when we first entered with an eclectic array of furnishing. Walked in while bar was practically empty and ignored by bartender. Seemed suspicious considering one in our party was not white and went up for the drinks. Gave up trying to get service as the bartender decided to greet and serve others just coming in. Finally headed to a bar where we were treated graciously despite the crowds. Disappointing. read more

Love the decor @ this place. Honestly looks exactly like a Irish pub. The owner is a nice guy. Has the humor & grumpy of a old bar owner. Definitely is a must to come by & have a drink. Don't ask for a Irish car bomb. This guy is a true Irishman who loves his heritage. Will be back! read more

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The pub doesn't have regular hours of operation so could be closed any given day, especially a weekend when the town is busier and the owner could cater to locals. read more

Most unique pub in Blue Ridge with all the spirits you could ever want! Service was great! Will definitely be back!

Walked in with my boyfriend, I had to use the restroom so I went immediately to the bathroom while my boyfriend attempted to order for us at the bar. Apparently this particular establishment has some kind of unwritten rules on bathroom protocol. The bartender was upset I didn't ask him to use the bathroom before going??? When I came out, he had already berated and publicly embarrassed my boyfriend for ordering an Irish car bomb. He yelled to the whole bar, "take a look at this guy!" before crucifying him for his order. We were then "excommunicated" as he put it, and left. read more

The ambience was incredible. The portions were minuscule. The fries were good. Wings were not cooked all the way through. The malt vinegar was so old the half full bottle was sealed shut. No honey mustard or barbecue sauce. The shocker was the bill. There was no menu. Six wings, an handful of fries, and two little beers $35.20. Three very small chicken tenders, a handful of fries, and two tiny bottles of coke $28.50. He may have thought we were tourists - even though we mentioned we were locals. Complete rip off. I looked at the menu on line and found my bill should have been around $17. My friend bill should also have been less than $20. Very disappointed, Father. read more

We love this pub! We visited Blue Ridge for thanksgiving and stopped here both Friday and Saturday night. Had no problems with the bar owner. He was friendly and polite to us. Beers and irish coffee were amazing. We absolutely loved the atmosphere! read more

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Father Brennan was so incredibly rude to my husband and brother in law. They asked for an Irish Car Bomb on St Patrick's Day and were told that they don't serve this and if they ask again they will kick them out. So weird , so rude about it and so unprofessional. I do not care how cool you think this place might be. DO NOT SPEND MONEY HERE. You are a tourist destination and you treat the tourists like trash. Unacceptable . read more

This is a very unique Irish pub. I've had some great times here the hours are chaotic. The owner is magnificent great people visit here and the beer is cold and the whiskey is unlimited. You must take a walk through the entire bar to see all the magnificent art. read more

Great atmosphere. The antiques are fabulous. The true photos of an Irish copper are his family's history.

Story time: Walk into a bar. Sit next to a local. Local explains we will love this place because the owner works the bar and is so great he will "remember our drink 2 years from now." Get excited about a true Irish pub with owner working bar. Order Irish car bomb on st pattys day. VERY rudely get asked to leave by owner. We think it's a joke so we wait without conversation as he ignores us and walks away. Owner comes back and rudely says we can get a drink elsewhere. We leave. Old man has now personally ruined my night. Look up and learn about history about Irish car bombs. * While it may have been irresponsible to order an Irish car bomb in a true Irish pub directly from an owner with decedents from Ireland, the understanding of this issue is completely unclear to most Americans, myself included. This man handled the situation like a child rather than being an adult and sharing history where time has clouded it. After this experience I would never support this man and I would never recommend anyone else support his business. I truly feel sorry for the hate in this man's heart. I didn't want to mention the place smells like a sweaty armpit, but after the experience I might as well share it all. read more

Wonderfully authentic Irish pub including the Irish ex-priest proprietor who does not suffer fools. (Hint: do not order your drink "on the rocks"; no rocks at the Boro Inn, only ice). Great juke box and a veritable museum of Irish pub artifacts. Service is friendly for the most part as long as you are not an annoying sod. Cheers, Father Doyle! read more

This might be the coolest Irish pub I've ever been to. It has a dive feel to it, but it's also got some incredible stuff inside: cool furniture, darts, pool, dominos, and the like. There is a great room in the back that seats probably 40 people and feels like a banquet hall, complete with a wolf skin and bear skin on the wall. And Brendan is easily the friendliest bartender I've come across in many years. Every town should have a place like this. read more

I read about how great this pub was and yelp said it was open, drove there to find it closed, no signs of when it might open or if they are going to open! I'll just stick with my hometown pubs. read more

Cool Irish pub but the angriest grumpy bar owner in America! Food sucks and the service is sooo bad!!! STAY AWAY! read more

We went in on Saint Patrick's Day hoping for a good experience, walked in, cute place, found a space at the bar because it definitely wasn't that busy......25 minutes later we are still waiting for an acknowledgment, a "hey I'll be right with you! " Nothing. Not even a glance in our direction. We left, never to return. When people are willing to support your establishment during a pandemic do better. What a joke. Brendan should be ashamed of himself. Unfortunately I don't think he cares. read more

This pub is my favorite pub in the world. Father Doyle has brought a little bit of Ireland to Blue Ridge!

So here's the thing: if you're even the type of person who checks or writes Yelp reviews this place may not be for you. On the other hand here I am writing a Yelp review because I loved the place. If customer service with a big ass fake smile is important to you then don't go here. If waiting for a bartender to finish talking to his buddy before serving you grinds your gears then don't go here. If you want to have a beer or some good whiskey with some friends and a gruff but charismatic old Irishman who lets you bring your dog inside then you should come here. If you're from out of town and sick of the tourist shtick and ready to come off the trails and drink where the locals drink then you should come here. If you get hungry don't bother with the sandwiches-order the fish and chips or the the fries sausage, trust me. read more

Very unique place for Blue Ridge, it is not on the main road and not super noticeable therefore we didn't discover this place until years after starting to visit Blue Ridge. The decor makes it a very fun and unusual place. Good drinks on draft. Owner/bartender is Irish and a little coarse but if you can appreciate that this is just his personality then he is enjoyable to talk to. There is a pool table and also a back room that is a dining hall that he said should be opening up later this year. read more