Fadó Irish Pub

Reviews

• JJ

  Jules

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Authentic Irish pub! A friend took me to his favorite place in Atlanta and I can totally understand why he loved this place. Bar keeper was amazing, great recommendations and fun stories. As a starter I loved the wedges with the cheese dip. The Irish spice bag was interesting and yummy, but a little spicy. Would definitely come back. It’s easy to meet people at the pub.
• JB

  John Bayer

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Super friendly Irish pub! The service was so on top of things! The fish and chips were very good! Crispy batter on flaky fish served with coleslaw, tartar sauce, and malt vinegar were delicious! The fact that we got to watch GT clobber Duke at the same time was the cherry on top!
• AU

  Adam Uglum

  Oct 14, 2025
  5.0
  Always great service and a solid menu with options for everyone. Brunch here is fab =)
• EC

  Ethan Conner

  Sep 30, 2025
  5.0
  Great beers and even greater vibes
• SR

  Shawn Rahman

  Sep 21, 2025
  4.0
  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.