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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 the only Guinness-certified pub on Cape Cod—and one of only 25 in all of New England—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.

"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 breakfasts to lively pub nights, every photo tells a story.

The Auld Triangle Blog

Get a taste of life at our Irish pub in Hyannis. From breakfast highlights to local stories and pub happenings, stay in the loop with The Auld Triangle Blog.