Black Sheep Restaurant Bar and Patio
Imagine sitting under a 200 year old oak tree while sipping a cocktail
Looking for fine dining in nearby Blue Ridge? After enjoying your rafting trip with Ocoee Adventure Center you may work up an appetite. A great option is the Black Sheep Restaurant! Located on Main Street in Blue Ridge and featuring a large outdoor bar and covered patio dining. It is easy to imagine the history. While you sit underneath the 200-year-old oak tree sipping a cocktail on the patio in the shadow of the house. This casual upscale establishment is committed to southern hospitality and it shows every time they open their doors!
Americana Menu
As a result, you will enjoy the progressive, locally sourced, chef inspired, new Americana menu, a “Wine Spectator” recognized wine list, and exceptional service. This historically inspired architectural masterpiece make the Black Sheep one of the favorite restaurants in Blue Ridge. The Crab Cakes are a highly recommended specialty! Also make sure to check out their Raw Bar and their seasonal menu!
Gone with the Wind
The restaurant occupies a historic building full of southern charm and history. That building is Historic Butt House, circa 1914, in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia. The Butt house was originally built by Col. William Butt, attorney, Mayor of Blue Ridge and member of the Georgia Legislature. Margaret Mitchell, author of “Gone with the Wind,” was a friend and frequent visitor to the home. Fanny Butt, wife of Col. Butts, is said to have hosted a party to celebrate the book’s success at which all the guests dressed as characters from Gone with the Wind.
Reservations
The restaurant is open most evenings and offers an afternoon brunch on Saturdays and Sundays from 12-4. Reservations are highly recommended at any time and especially during the summer Ocoee River rafting season.
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Located at 480 West Main Street Blue Ridge, GA
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