Bridie Molloy's Pub & Eatery
A Traditional Irish Pub and Eatery located on famous George Street, in St. John’s. Below [...]
Rich and colourful, rugged and refined, St. John’s is the creative capital, and the beating cultural heart of the province. Woven into our history and tradition is a new wave of art, architecture, music, and cuisine all waiting for you to discover.
We recommend that, before making any plans, you contact the individual operator to confirm details.
Explore our town by taking a guided tour of the colourful cityscape and historic sites, pop into a gallery or museum to see Newfoundland & Labrador through a curated lens, or hike past icebergs and whales. Being the most easterly city in North America comes with the perks of endless coastlines and amazing ocean views
After a day of exploring the colourful neighbourhoods of St. John’s unwind and get ready to tap your toes to fiddles and mandolins in one of the city’s many live music venues. Generations of influence from Ireland and the British Isles make St. John’s no stranger to pubs, pints, and laughs. Fancy something different? As home to one of North America’s premier entertainment districts, we have every variety of nightlife, enjoyed by a genuine mix of locals and visitors alike.
We’d recommend filling your boots with some best kind experiences and don’t worry, you’ll soon learn what that means.
A Traditional Irish Pub and Eatery located on famous George Street, in St. John’s. Below [...]
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