Bar Molly Malone

Yes, several reviews mention an outdoor area or terrace at Bar Molly Malone in Palma. According to reviewers, the terrace closes at midnight. If you want a table outside, arriving earlier in the evening can be useful, especially on busier nights.

Several reviews say the venue gets busier on Saturdays and after midnight. One reviewer noted that arriving before 8 pm on a Saturday usually meant no long queue. There may also be door control, so coming earlier can help if you want to avoid waiting.

Reviewers mention different prices: beer at around €4–5, pints at €2.50, and gin and tonics at €5. Several guests also said there is no drinks menu. If you want a specific drink, it can be useful to ask at the bar directly.

Yes, reviews describe Bar Molly Malone as having music and dancing. Mentions include DJ sets and styles such as reggaeton, Spanish pop, current hits and classics. One reviewer said Wednesday and Thursday usually offer plenty of space for dancing.

According to reviews, Bar Molly Malone has two indoor bars, two dartboards and a pool table. One reviewer also mentioned a wide entrance with a slight ramp and an accessible restroom. These details may be useful if you are planning a visit with friends or need step-free access at the entrance.

Yes, reviews mention that food is available at Bar Molly Malone. At the same time, some guests note that the venue is mainly focused on drinks or that food is only available in certain areas. If you are planning to eat there, it can be helpful to ask on arrival what is currently being served.

Several reviews mention that it can get warm inside. Air conditioning is also mentioned, although one reviewer described only one air conditioner. If you are sensitive to heat, earlier in the evening may be a better time, as the venue can become busier later, especially on weekends.