" A Congenial Place " Ed Noyes "

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Malone's Pub
Location-Downtown Fort Worth-1303 Calhoun St. Fort Worth Texas
Pool-Darts- Juke Box-2 Big Screens-WIFI
Open 3 pm to 2 am Monday-Friday/ 6 pm to 2 am Saturday and Sunday
817-332-5330

Voted Best Pub By The Fort Worth Weekly

Critic's Choice - Malone's Pub 1303 Calhoun St.
The mixed crowds that regularly visit Malone’s have one thing in common: drinking in peace. Staffers ensure that drama and pretentiousness get checked at the door, leaving patrons free to enjoy the daily drink specials, pool tables, and often intelligent and informed conversation. Service also is full of personality and efficient.

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Malones Has Gardetto's!

Voted Best Jukebox By The Fort Worth Weekly

Critic’s choice: Malone’s Pub, 1303 Calhoun St, FW

For those old souls who still judge a place by what’s on the jukebox, and hate those touch-screen internet jobs that allow anyone to come in and spoil the vibe, Malone’s Pub downtown is like a beacon in the fog. They’ve got it all: classic funk, hard rock, prog rock, old school hip-hop, and plenty of local stuff. More importantly, they have an old-style box, brimming with taste and a song for every mood.

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Bob Hoover Informs guest that his Mr. Wiggles smells like bacon.

Bat Man throws down 24 Krystal Boogers!

Tha Doug

Steve Smells Of Fish !


St. Patrick's Day


Turd Ferguson
 4 oz of red bull- pour in a high ball glass
Mix in one shot of jager
Then Knock it down


 

" Work is the curse of the drinking class " Oscar Wilde

 

The Malone's Crew



Hellaween

The people your mom always warned you about.

Ed caught tipping a jar at the G Man

“You Can’t Beat That With A Wiffle Ball Bat"

William Shakespeare


 


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      All bad poetry springs from genuine feeling.
Oscar Wilde