Live At Your Local
Sunshine. Singalongs. Spritzes. This isn’t just another summer - it’s the ultimate season of sound, sport, and socialising at the Molly Malones.
See what's onWelcome to
Molly Malones
A summer of events (even if it rains)
Limited edition, unlimited vibes
From NEW fruity cocktails to crisp ciders, our summer drinks are strictly here for a good time, not a long time. Swing by and sip something seasonal while the sun's out.
Explore our summer drinksSmash to win
We’ve partnered with Jack Daniel’s and Coca-Cola to bring you an all-new Smash to Win game. Free drinks, exclusive JD goodies and with every Jack Daniel's & Coke purchased, a 10p donation will be made to the Music Venue Trust.
Facilities
Top-notch amenities to make sure you have a great time. Here’s what you can expect when you visit The Molly Malones.
- Family Friendly
- Sky Sports
- TNT Sports
- Beer Garden
To old friends and new drinks
We've updated our drinks menu with plenty of tantalising new tipples. But don't worry – we're still pouring all your favourites.
View our drinks rangeChristmas 2025 at the Molly Malones
Christmas is all about good food, great company and making lots of brilliant memories. This year, why not savour a fantastic Christmas dinner in Aberdeen? The Molly Malones has everything you need to make this festive season one for the books.
Join us for Christmas 2025What makes us special
Watch football with us all year round
Join us for all the footy action across the SPL, Premier League, EFL and European football. We've got it all for the whole season!
Secure your seat nowBeer garden vibes guaranteed, beer garden weather isn't
From post-work drinks to Saturday sessions, there's a beer garden in Aberdeen just waiting to welcome you. So, text the group chat, grab a table and enjoy the classic British weather, rain or shine.
Discover our beer gardenBelhaven Brewery Tour
The home of Scottish brewingEstablished in 1719, Belhaven Brewery is the oldest working brewery in Scotland. Situated in Dunbar, the brewery nestles amongst the rolling barley fields of East Lothian, just 20 miles from Edinburgh.