Malone's Pub

Great place to have a drink. No food but that's ok. Bartenders are attentive and quick with a drink.

LOVED this place. It's like the little bar you go to where half of the people are regulars. It was quiet and doesn't look like a bar that you would be served one of the best lemon drop martinis you ever had, yet there we were. If you are staying at the Omni or near the convention center (this place is right behind it) stop by, we had a great time and great conversation with the bartender and I wish I had caught his name. If you're looking for fancy, this isn't the place but if you are looking for a quiet bar, good conversation and a great place. Don't pass this one up.

Classic pub. Check it out. Dark, cool, Guinness on top, TV, good tunes, what more could you ask for?

If you're looking for a casual location downtown to watch a game or cut up with some new people, Malone's is your place. Another establishment where you go and make new friends every time you set foot in the door. They have a full drink menu and every beer you'd ever need. And the bartender working that night was on his game. Super friendly and interesting. Such a fun talk and a fun time. If the atmosphere is your thing, look no further than Malone's! Go check them out!

Malone's Pub is exactly what you'd want, need, and expect a pub to be. Super casual with no frills or fancy light fixtures or modern furniture; comfortable and laid back. Think low lighting, a couple pool tables, a big wooden bar, a few TVs, a few neon signs, and a low-key crowd. The staff is warm and casual. It's not really a place for on-trend artsy craft cocktails, but they make the classics well and the pours are strong. Great prices too! I like the true red painted brick out front and their cute little patio. It's just a couple tables! It feels very neighborhood-y and long-time-local-y here at Malone's, a trait that makes Fort Worth my favorite. It can be a little intimidating when you feel like everyone inside already knows one another, but you'll quickly be welcomed soon have a drink in hand. All is always well at Malone's!

When you want a cocktail without swapping out of your Dallas Stars gear, all those south downtown steakhouse options aren't going to cut it. A work colleague mentioned he was headed to his favorite after-work drinking spot, Malone's Pub, and I tagged along due to both geographical convenience and zero motivation to change my t-shirt. I'd been there before, albeit with a multi-year gap between visits. Malone's added a pleasant patio on its Calhoun Street entrance before the smoking ban went into effect. I walked past the empty outdoor tables and inside the very dimly lit shotgun-style space. Surprisingly, every seat at the rail but one was already taken by 5pm, which is a good sign for a joint that doesn't serve food.What was different from my last sojourn to Malone's was the intense smokiness, and a non-internet-connected music system. The bartender said the original jukebox broke a few times, and eventually their vendor made them switch to the digital version. Anyone who has been trapped in a bar near a drunk dude with $20 in his hand and a thing for Staind should pour one out for the loss of the vintage machine that was always loaded with local CDs and tunes.Other than those insignificant changes, Malone's Pub remains a damn decent place to post up for a no-frills drink that won't break the bank and the staff is no nonsense in the best sort of way.

Great old school joint across from the convention Center, fair selection of beers,good cocktails.Local characters make for interesting conversations.Velton is a great bartender, like in Billy Joel song,"quick with a joke and to light up your smoke"Try his version of a Moscow mule!Will return to this place

Malone's is a great place for an honest pint. Velton let's you know how it is and offers you the BEST PINT!! Everyone here is great! I'd recommend it hands down while you are here.

The best thing I could say about this place is that they had Guinness on tap, and were within walking distance of restaurants. Went a few weeks ago and was extremely disappointed. We were a party of two, and the only patrons in the place. The bartender was too interested in texting and watching Harry Potter that she never checked in on us/asked if we needed anything. A guy came in yelling and apparently works at the bar. He acknowledged us slightly more than the woman, but they were more occupied in gossiping with one another than doing anything else (i.e., their job).

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