Molly’s Pub

Good local bar. Wed night is 23 oz beer night, except for Karbach for reasons unknown

The absolute biggest ripoff and rude waitress/​bartender I have ever had the misfortune of running into. 4.00 dollar happy hour beer. Bartender can only talk of sucking d – k

A bit too dimly lit for my tastes, and weak pours from the inside bar. Outside bar was much better with the pours. Patrons are the guys you’ll see on the renaissance fair weekend dressed in leather and beards. Not bad for a drink.

This is our favorite bar to hang out on Sundays to catch the Texans and play some darts. The staff is great especially Lisa. Dont expect any menus because they dont have one for food. They do have chili dogs on Sunday and allow patrons to bring food in and order out to area restaurants.

Lots of good craft beer on tap. I wish they’d have normal beer on tap also. The bottle selection is good but would be better if they were on tap. It’s a smaller place but the outdoor area is really nice. It was kind of pricey also, cheaper places are right down the road.

This is a chill place with a good beer selection and some great bartenders. Shyama and Lollie are legit bartenders and can throw together some shots. If you want a chill place where you don’t have to scream to hear eachother and just relax this is the place. Dive bar but everything ya need. It’s my go to bar.

Sat at the Bar for 30minutes while the bartender showed all the other bar goers her bug bites on her legs. NEVER got offered service, never got a drink and left after realizing that the other girl sitting at the bar in her pajamas was a waitress. Horrible! Never will go back!!! I hate to even give them ONE star!

Great neighborhood pub with occasionally good outside service. Well ok, maybe inconsistent patio service. But the beer is great.
Bartenders like Liz or Sally are outstanding… you have to try one of Sally’s Bloody Marys! And pub therapy every Wednesday is a must with Big-​Ass beers and a healthy wall full of draughts.

Awesome place to hang out and drink a few. Easy going. Jukebox to place music of choice. Dartboards there as well. Awesome place to meet up with friends. Bartenders are great at making their mixed drinks as well. I’ve never had an issue when I go.

Took a couple of friends out to this pub one afternoon, had a nice time. HOWEVER when I opened my tab I requested with the day time bartender to pay in cash when I closed my tab and she asked for a credit card to hold. When it came time to close my tab the bartender ran my credit card instead of allowing me to pay cash. That wasn’t too much of an issue. The real issue was my tip total and total amount was changed from what I originally had written. I called the Molly’s Pub daily for a week and requested to speak to the manager and gave all my information each time. NOT ONCE did the manager call me back to explain why his bartender did credit card fraud with my card. My next step is the BBB and fill out the proper forms with my bank on FRAUD. TERRIBLE!

The BAY AREA RUGBY CLUB hang out for Thursdays after practice and Saturday’s after our games! This Molly’s pub location has got a great cozy pub feel to it. When you walk in you feel welcome. Awesome staff, 3 dart boards, booths, tables with chairs and stools, digital jukebox, indoor and outdoor areas and a wide selection of brews and booze. We at the Bay Area Rugby Club love this bar.

Just a nice easy bar. Just a bar… There’s not a ton to say, because it’s a perfect example of a basic place to get together with friends and have a few drinks.
Drinks we’re perfectly reasonable. They had pitchers on special for $ 10 which is awesome.
They had a ton of flavored vodkas which was fun as well :)

It’s just a bar, small, square, minimal lighting. I never really found my crowd here. I like a little more action going on. Gave me thoughts of, «I can sit at home and drink for less!»

You’ll find the typical Clear Lake crowd here. Cheaper than Sherlocks. More of a college age crowd at night.

Molly’s is a chain of bars, and this is probably my favorite location. Before Hurricane Ike I preferred the Galveston location, but… well. times change.
Anyhow this is a neighborhood dive bar that is frequented by the Univ. of Houston Clear Lake crowd as well. Prices are fair, and they stock a good number of beers and liquors. They don’t have anything higher than 101 (ie: no 151 Rum) so flaming drinks are out of the question. There’s a nice patio for those who want to smoke. Inside there is ample seating as well as dart boards and a juke box.
Wednesday night is «Big Ass Beer» night, with specials on pints.

I had a hard time trying to decide whether this was one star or two stars. One star generally means I would never go back — and I purposely avoid coming to this place at all costs. Yet I still have a few Unilocal check-​ins here, which would tend to lead to a second star — except I could not think of any good reason to award a second star.
Beer: they have it
D-​bags: they have them in spades (editor’s note: that means there are quite a lot of them)
Loud.
Dirty.
Lots of uggos (and no, the «drink until they become attractive» game does not work here unless you want to end up in the ICU)
Rude bartenders — sure, subordinate my order to the d-​bag with the Affliction shirt that calls you a «dudebro» like totally.
Dart board is always monopolized by people bad at darts.
Sherlocks is nearby — such a better choice all around.

Molly’s is a classic neighborhood bar. Decent beer selection, good prices, and by your third visit the bartenders will know your by name. Of the three Clear Lake bars that do Wed night 22oz beer specials Molly’s is my choice.

Molly’s is definitely my favorite bar in Clear Lake because it’s simply that… a bar. There’s no dancing or karaōke or live bands — it’s just a great place to sit out on the patio and have a drink. The inside of Molly’s feels a little depressing and dark to me so I prefer to sit outside even on a hot and humid Houston evening, but they do have darts inside if you’re into bar games.
All the bartenders and waitresses are great and the patrons are usually pretty well behaved. Although I was with a group that did get shushed once… but I think the bartender was in a bad mood that day. They have great happy hour specials ($ 6 pitchers — yes please) and Wednesday is Big Ass Beer night and you can never go wrong with a big ass beer. They don’t serve food but they don’t mind if you bring your own either.
Bring a friend, or bring your dog, or just bring yourself and chat with some of the regulars that frequent the joint. If you see a loud blonde, that’s probably me.

In my opinion, this is the best little pub around! They have a large, open patio and quaint inside seating. The bar tenders are on the ball and provide excellent customer service. My husband and I make many trips up there!!!
The thing we like most is we can bring our dogs up there. As long as your dog is on a leash, they can enjoy the great outdoors while you enjoy a tasty beverage! The waitresses (or bartender) will even give them their own bucket of water.
Wednesday nights are the best. They have big ass beer night. You get twice as much beer for a little price. Any night is wonderful at Molly’s to have a nice cool beverage!

My friends and I often meet for happy hour at Molly’s Pub. We enjoy sitting on the porch, sharing a $ 5 pitcher and enjoying each other’s company.
While the deck and outdoor bar is great on a nice evening, the indoor ambience leaves something to be desired.