top of page
From a hearty Irish breakfast to pub classics and local favorites, The Auld Triangle serves up comfort and flavor every day. Browse our full menu below.
CLICK HERE FOR OUR MENU!
What’s New
We're open Tuesday thru Friday at 4 pm; Saturday and Sunday at noon. Tasty appetizers, our famous chowders, pub favorites and Irish specialties... we have something to satisfy every taste in the heart of Hyannis' lively shopping district !
Our weekly LIVE entertainment features traditional Irish music, karaoke and phenomenal musicians. From Irish folk singers to local bands as well as many well known performers from Boston, Ireland and beyond!
Join us as we celebrate HALFWAY TO ST. PATRICK'S DAY! A grand 3 day celebration September 18th, 19th and 20th featuring live music, Irish step dancers, St. Patrick's Day cocktails and MUCH more! Full schedule on our MUSIC page!
Got a celebration coming up? Book your event with us today! Head to our EVENT page!
A Guinness-Certified
Pub Experience
We’re proud to announce that our pub has been officially certified by Guinness in Dublin for meeting the highest standards of quality.
As one of the New England region’s select few and the only pub on Cape Cod with this recognition, we're raising the bar when it comes to the perfect pint and authentic Irish pub experience.
Join us and taste the difference of a world-class pour, recognized by the very best.
.png)
"The Auld Triangle"
The auld (old) triangle refers to the large metal triangle which was beaten each morning to waken prisoners in Mountjoy Jail, Dublin. The song is featured in the writer of the song, Brendan Behan's, 'The Quare Fellow'. Brendan Behan was once an inmate of Mountjoy Jail. His uncle, Peadar Kearney wrote the Irish National Anthem. A talented family to say the least.
Tommy Fleming's version is a bit more upbeat than the original. Enjoy!
The Auld Triangle Experience
Step inside The Auld Triangle and see what makes us one of Hyannis’s favorite spots. From hearty seasonal breakfasts to lively pub nights, every photo tells a story.
bottom of page