Brewery Profile

Johnnie MacCracken's Celtic Firehouse Pub, Inc.

A beer stop in Marietta feels different when it is set inside the walls of Georgia’s first professional fire station. Visitors walking into Johnnie MacCracken’s Celtic Firehouse Pub, Inc. find a historic setting used as an active gathering place, with beer, food, and music sharing the same room rather than being treated as separate attractions. The pub’s identity leans into both parts of its name: the Celtic pub side and the firehouse setting. For someone exploring Marietta’s beer scene, it offers a change of pace from a standard taproom, especially for visitors who want their pint tied to a building with a clear local story.

Travelers looking for craft beer around this part of Georgia often seek variety without needing to plan around a single flagship style. This pub fits that pattern with a rotating selection of craft brews, making the day’s list part of the visit. The food is also a major part of the experience, with scratch-made pub fare rather than only snacks or light bar food. Shepherd’s Pie and housemade Corned Beef are specifically associated with the menu, giving visitors a reason to treat the stop as lunch or dinner as well as a beer outing. On weekends, the atmosphere can shift later in the evening when local musicians perform, turning the room from a casual pub visit into a livelier night out.

Because the beer selection rotates, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours and decide what to try. The same practical approach applies to live music: weekend performances are part of the pub’s appeal, but the current schedule is best checked directly before making plans around a late-night visit. Visitors who want a quieter meal may prefer to arrive earlier, while those looking for music and a crowd should aim for later on weekend nights. Known amenities center on beer, scratch-made pub food, the historic firehouse setting, and local live music, so details such as hours, reservations, parking, or outdoor seating should be verified with the pub before going.

Step into Johnnie MacCracken's Celtic Firehouse Pub in Marietta, Georgia, where history meets hops inside the walls of the state's first professional fire station. This unique venue pairs a rotating selection of craft brews with authentic, scratch-made pub fare—think incredible Shepherd's Pie and housemade Corned Beef. Stick around late on weekends for lively performances from local musicians, turning this historic spot into a vibrant hub for great beer and good times.

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15 Atlanta Street, Marietta, Georgia, 30060-1985

Phone: 678-290-6641

Website: http://www.johnniemaccrackens.com

Hours: MONDAY 4pm-1am TUESDAY 3pm-2am WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY 11am - 2 am SUNDAY 12:30 pm - 12:00am