Jack of the Wood does Sunday brunch with live music at noon, which is a solid way to ease into the afternoon without committing to a whole day. The room works for this kind of thing, and you can grab food while you're there.

Jack of the Wood keeps their Sunday Irish sessions completely acoustic, which means fiddles and flutes cut through the room the right way. The downtown pub has been doing this since 1997, back when it was still the original Green Man Brewery spot, and the tradition holds every Sunday afternoon and evening at 95 Patton.

Jack of the Wood is a downtown Asheville Celtic pub on Patton Avenue, hosting live music nights since 1997. Bluegrass jams, Irish folk sessions, and rotating bands fill the room most nights of the week.

RECENT REVIEW: ...this place has ALL the live music, plus hearty pub grub and an amazing rotating tap selection... You !! must!! try the scotch egg and brussel sprouts!!!

Jack of the Wood Pub

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