Molly’s Irish Bar and Restaurant Cusco

Very good entertaining atmosphere, Cristhian treated us super well

Carlos was great at taking care of our table of 5. Would come back again.

Great vibe Irish bar in Cusco - live music, and service from André was great 😊

Great live music and fantastic food. The service by Andre was spot on. Definitely recommend.

Christian was a great server! We enjoyed our meal a lot too and plan on coming back during our stay in Cusco.

Our server André was extremely helpful and willing to help during our time here. Food was delicious and a good choice of both food and drinks.

André was great! Very friendly, good service.

Andre was a very attentive server, had bangers&mash and fish&chips. Food was big portions and tasty

Wife and I are in Cusco for a few days, and I noticed there were a couple of Irish style pubs near the center of town. Have visited Irish themed pubs in Japan, Hong Kong, Budapest, Vienna and the US, so thought it would be interesting to try this place.I'll start right off by pointing out that it's not entirely clear what there is about Molly's that the owner feels makes it Irish. The atmosphere doesn't remind me of an Irish pub, and they weren't pouring any Irish beer. Molly's actually feels more like a sports bar that just happens to have several different Irish style items on the menu. Otherwise, the menu listed Guinness as an option, but it wasn't on tap and I didn't see any sign of cans or bottles. They did have Molly's Irish red on tap, whatever that is. Apparently, its not possible to obtain Smithwicks, Kilkenny, or any other actual red ales from Ireland.In terms of beer, I think they had 7 different beers on tap and one cider. Most everything on tap was brewed by Zenith. I think they also had the usual ubiquitous light lagers available as well in bottle (Cusquena, Heineken, Corona, etc.). I ordered the Zenith IPA, which was OK, but no better than that. "Pints" here are generally in the $6 range for draught beer.Service is where things really fell flat at Molly's. The young lady serving me was very polite and nice, but knew nothing about the beers on tap (she mentioned that she thought one of the beers was sweet, but could tell me nothing else). She also had no idea how to pour a proper pint. She short poured my pint and left more than an inch of foam in the glass. Didn't try any food, but I wouldn't be surprised if its pretty good. There seems to be a pretty vibrant restaurant scene in Cusco, with many places serving very good food.Was here for just over an hour and had just the one pint. I didn't have a bad experience here, but it wasn't so memorable that I felt the need to stick around any longer. Interestingly, Molly's was pretty much dead when I left around 4:30 on a Friday. The area outside was packed with throngs of people. Maybe Molly's appeals to a late night crowd? Or maybe people shuffle in when there's an important Premier league game on the tele (there are several TVs interspersed throughout the pub)? Regardless, I was surprised the place was so empty on a Friday afternoon.5/24/25 edit. And for the owners edification, I've been to Ireland several times and visited numerous pubs. At least in places Iike Dingle, Dublin and Castletownbere, I never saw one that was anything like Molly's in Cusco. However, as there are over 6000 pubs throughout Ireland, for all I know there may well be one somewhere that is just like Molly's in Cusco (though of course with a much different beer selection than what one can find at Molly's Cusco).