"This island standard is two bars in one. Molly’s, on the left, features a long bar with plenty of space to talk in private, while Old Cellar bar has its own bartender, jukebox, and a dartboard for those up for a challenge. For the Irish whisky drinkers, both have plenty of options to choose from. Be sure to ask for Snow, one of the city’s beloved bartenders." - Robert Dean
Not sure if this is Molly's or Old Cellar. The same place? This is a nice little bar, it's New Year's Eve and there are almost no people here. My partner and I can't figure this out. Good place, one star deducted because no whipped cream on the Irish coffee.
Albert Rodriguez
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Dominique is amazing! She does everything right. No problems! She kept coming back even though she had a lot of customers!
Nathan Barker
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Over 4th of July weekend, I was in town with a GM for Hilton. We were meeting the GM for a group of restaurants in the area to discuss ways to bring more patrons and nightlife to the area. On Sunday the 3rd , We were walking the Strand and decided this place would be a great place for the meeting because it had a small number of patrons and was quiet. The long stringy haired bartender was so completely rude to us that we just had one beer and moved our meeting elsewhere. I have never encountered a bartender this rude and I’ve been in the business quite some time.
Kyle Walpus
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Cool old dive bar with great TVs for catching a game
Jodie Roden
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Very friendly personable bartender named Jason. This was our first time in and will definitely be coming back. Thank you for the history chat about the building and the area.
Ashley Wing
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The bartender was very welcoming and very nice. Even though he messed up and brought me a Corona instead of a Dos Equis like I asked for originally he made it right with me and even offered to play our kind of music which gives him mad kuddos in my book.
Taylor Renee
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Legitimately my favorite bar. Danny Jay Will! Wonderful laughs and great conversation!