Lounge Under Oak Trees At The Black Sheep Restaurant In Georgia

One of the highlights of being in Georgia during the summer months is being able to sit outside on the cool, crisp nights and dine al fresco. In this historic house in Downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia, guests will be able to dine under the stars while lounging under the 200-year-old, gargantuan oak trees, for a truly soothing meal. Check it out…

The Black Sheep Restaurant in Downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia is one of the most historic restaurants in the area.

Located in the Historic Butt House, this restaurant was built around 1914 and has since become a cherished restaurant within the community.

Picture cooling off with an ice cold craft beer under the towering 200-year old oak tree on the property.

What was once one of the first homes in Fannin County to have indoor plumbing, this historic hot spot built by the Mayor of Blue Ridge is now thriving as a foodie's personal dream.

One of the biggest draws of The Black Sheep Restaurant is that guests can enjoy the North Georgia weather as they dine al fresco.

It isn’t enough for the restaurant to have a beautifully charming historical house to call home, but the food too, is spectacular.

Local cuts of steak, pasta made in-house, fresh seafood, and so much more pepper this creatively crafted menu.

If you visit The Black Sheep on a special night too, you’ll be able to catch an outdoor movie from the patio, sipping on a glass of wine underneath the trees.

Now open for Sunday Brunch, too, guests can enjoy dining outside, sunshine filtering through the trees, enjoying that sweet, creamy drizzle of hollandaise sauce.

The next time you’re passing through Blue Ridge and want to dine under the towering oak trees, add The Black Sheep Restaurant to your itinerary.

The address for The Black Sheep Restaurant is 480 W Main St, Blue Ridge, GA 30513-8566. The hours for the restaurant vary between breakfast, bar bites, brunch and lunch. The Black Sheep Restaurant recommends making reservations, simply because the space can be limited at times. To check out reservation dates and times, visit the website and Facebook Page.

Meanwhile, when you’re in the North Georgia area and want an entirely new experience, make sure to check out the luxury wine tour that will take you throughout the Georgia wine region.

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