Molly Wee Pub & Restaurant

Once you arrive at Penn Station and step off your train, you'll only have to walk one block to arrive at Molly Wee Pub & Restaurant; a gathering place to enjoy friendly conversation, great food, drink and "mighty craic."

You may ask yourself…what does “mighty craic” mean? According to Wikipedia, “craic is a term for news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation”. The term has great cultural currency and significance in Ireland. This holds true at Molly Wee Pub & Restaurant in New York City too.

Established in 1980, The Molly Wee Pub & Restaurant is located at the corner of 30th St. and Eighth Ave. For almost 40 years it has been a fixture of New York City.

Lunch & Dinner Specials Every Day

The Molly Wee is a casual and friendly Pub & Restaurant that serves lunch and dinner, provides daily specials and offers a weekend brunch. The Molly Wee is located on 8th Ave. and less than a quarter-mile from Penn Station. Their menu includes an array of burgers, sandwiches, soups, salads, Buffalo-style wings, and much more. If you’re looking for a full meal, they offer dishes such as traditional homemade Fish and Chips, Lamb Stew, Chicken Pot Pie, New York Shell Steak, and Broiled Pork Chops to name a few.

Molly Wee Fish and Chips Molly Wee Burger

“One of the better Irish pubs…original Irish charm…a relaxed yet lively ambiance that immediately sets you at ease.”

– NY Post

Great Bar Scene

The Molly Wee Bar is open Sunday 12 Noon-2 am; Monday 11 am-2 am and Tuesday-Saturday 11 am-4 am.

Molly Wee Bar - Open till 4AM A dimly lit sign for Molly Wee Pub is illuminated at night, with two lantern-style lights mounted below it, casting a soft glow on the wall.

Near the Molly Wee

The Molly Wee, with its prime location in Manhattan, is located one block from Penn Station and Madison Square Garden. This is a great place to eat pre or post-event at MSG. The pub and restaurant is also home to a large New York Rangers fan base, so come and watch the game on one of their large-screen televisions. Grab a bite and a brew then head over to the 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail, the High Line—a 10-minute walk from the restaurant.