The centerpiece is a horseshoe-shaped bar wrapping around the room, backed by 24 beers on tap and nine TVs scattered through the space — genuinely built for catching every game at once rather than picking one screen to watch. Free dart boards round out the game-night atmosphere, and a patio opens up the space for warmer-weather crowds who'd rather be outside with their drink. The weekday happy hour runs 3 to 6pm, Monday through Friday, giving the after-work crowd a real window before the evening rush.
Hours stretch notably late on weekends — open until 3am on Saturdays, with earlier openings on Thursday and Friday (11am) that make it a legitimate lunch-through-last-call option on those days. For a historic shopping district built more around retail than nightlife, Gracie O'Malley's has given Six Corners a real reason to stick around after the stores close.
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