Molly Darcy's Pub

Perfect place for meeting three different dates at the same time, if you ever have that problem.

Sophisticated Date? Take them into the dining area for the most amazing Potato Leek Soup ever made. Creamy, delicious and served with three different kinds of bread - including a to-die-for slice of Irish Soda Bread you can fight over.

Ugly Date? Keep them happy over at the bar. Big bar, lots of nice, dark wood work - nice dark lighting to help you with those beer goggles. Grab a big, fat burger. Delicuous, awesome fries.

Hot Date? Get your grind on over in the dance / party room behind the bar. Full bar there, too. Little stage. High tops. Bust a move.

You can keep all three dates happy, chow down, drink up AND get a workout running room to room. You are WELCOME for the tip!

Great for live music and drinks, but can get crazy and very crowded.

This is probably the biggest bar in the Danbury area and it has a big dance floor and plenty of room for indoor and outdoor dining. The bar staff is outstanding and the prices are pretty good. Live bands play and it does get loud. Another plus is the late hours and TONS of TVs.

When school is in session the crowd is mainly college students. Otherwise in the off-season and on weeknights, most of this people who come here are 35+. Parking might be difficult on Saturday nights! They do have bouncers and there's usually a cover Friday and Saturday nights. On those nights, be prepared, this place can be extremely crowded.

Overall, if you want a fun place with , a great bar and friendly staff, this is your place to go. If you don't like crowded places or very loud music, you may want to pass.

I was on the fence between giving this place a 4 or 3-star rating, but it's still one of the better happening places to go in Danbury.

This was a disappointing experience.  The slate steps leading up to the restaurant were cracked and loose.  The waitress sat us right next to another party even though there was no one else in the entire dining room.  We had to get up and seat ourselves elsewhere so that they would not hear our conversation and they ours.  The hamburgers are really meatloaf pressed as patties and the french fries, usually hard to get wrong, are actually tasteless here.  The melting snow was evident inside the dining area as two large drips splat next to our table.  A large, expanding pool of of water lay next to our table.  Overall, this was a waste of time and money.