April 28, 2002
Mulleady's (#66)

Four blocks up from the Soundtrack is a bar I want to get more familiar with. Mulleady's is an Irish pub, owned by an Irishman as all good Irish pubs should, and on walking in struck me as about the most welcoming place I've been on this whole quest so far.

It's softly lit inside, and there's a few tables in the front portion, as well as the long bar. In back, there's an empty space which one presumes is for the regular performances they have, and also a nook filled with comfortable chairs and couchs. And then there's the back yard. A real back yard, and they have barbeques there on nice Sundays, bring a side dish and they provide the meat. Plus, they have trivia nights.

One other thing before I get to the heart of matter, the bar we bellied up to. And that other thing is the urinal. The men's room has the largest urinal I have ever seen. Made me wish we had Kathryn with us, cause I'm pretty sure she could have fit inside without trying, and that would have made a great picture.

So, on to the bar. Like any Irish pub worth the name, they feature Harp's, and I was sorely tempted. But we had more bars to go to, and beer seldom agrees with our quest. So we just had our standards, and my vodka cran was decently strong in a good sized glass, and worth the reasonable price. But the bartender was the best thing, I think. Darcy has worked at Mulleady's since it opened, which is only 14 months ago, so she knows all the regulars of whom there are many. She said all but one of the employees can walk to work with ease, so it's really a local place. She's willing to talk, she's got a lot to say, and she's very easy on the eyes. For me, that last bit doesn't matter, but I mention it in the interest of the quest.

Good drinks, friendly staff, a cosy bar (playing jazz music, no less), the offer of free meat in exchange for things that aren't meat, what more could you want? Nothing, I say, and Mulleady's joins the short list (the Pacific Inn and the El Camino are the obvious other two) of which I intend to become a regular patron after I'm done. And if you think Magnolia's too far to go for a new bar, you're wrong. Not when this is the bar. Go to Mulleady's, have a drink, and tell them 570bars sent you.

Posted by Jason at April 28, 2002 12:56 PM
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Soy un Mulleady que vive en la Argentina al cual el gustaría poder tener más información sobre"Mulleady's"
Thanks.

Posted by: Guillermo Mulleady on March 10, 2003 05:00 AM

Soy un Mulleady que vive en la Argentina al cual el gustaría poder tener más información sobre"Mulleady's"
Thanks.

Posted by: Guillermo Mulleady on March 10, 2003 05:01 AM

Milleady's is not owned by an Irishman.
Hey, I am really enjoying your website.

Posted by: dee on May 30, 2003 03:30 PM

Father - James Francis Mulleady .
ex - Edgewothstown Co.Longford
served in 2nd WW with 4th garr.Signals (Athlone)
postings in Donegal et-al.

Any other history / contacts appreciated

Posted by: Brian Mulleady on August 15, 2003 02:32 AM

Mulleady's is owned by a very cheery, and welcoming Irishman named Dave Mulleady. At least I think that most people that are born and raised in Ireland are Irish. "dee" is mistaken.
I also enjoy your website very much. Thank you for drinking.

Posted by: Pamela on August 20, 2003 02:14 PM

Dave's as Irish as they come. I'm a regular at Mulleady's and have gotten to know Dave pretty well! It's a great pub, and Dave's an awesome guy.

Posted by: Sara on November 11, 2003 02:28 PM

The gossip I hear is that Dave Mulleady is a nephew of my cousin Cissie who is in Ireland. I think Dave is Irish.

Posted by: Susan Mulledy on December 27, 2003 02:01 PM

there is another Mulleady's pub down here in southern california.

Posted by: Kyle Mulleady on January 6, 2004 07:04 PM

Father Dave's has it all: Great craic, tall pints, and some extremely attractive Colleens (in the form of servers). Darts, music, laughs, and gurls ("Feck, drink, gurls..to be exact"). Outside Arran, it's the grandest of pubs to be.

Posted by: Jay on July 22, 2004 03:30 PM

hola soy de argentina y quisiera saber mas de este bar y de otras personas de apellido mulleady gracias

Posted by: Esteban Mulleady on January 21, 2005 04:53 PM
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