- Event Overview
About
Buffalo, NY
Saint Paddys Pub Crawls
St. Patrick’s Day weekend in Buffalo is one of the most anticipated nights of the spring bar season, and the pub crawl is the event that earns that anticipation. Green attire, Irish drink specials, and a city full of community spirit converge on the route for a March celebration worth remembering.
St. Patrick’s Day is one of the great American pub crawl holidays and Buffalo takes it seriously. The neighborhood pubs, the riverside bars, and the corner taverns that define Buffalo’s drinking culture open their doors to a sea of green on St. Paddy’s weekend and the energy that results is one of the most festive and welcoming nights the city offers.
St. Paddy’s in Buffalo is about more than just wearing green. It is about the community that comes together every March to celebrate with good drinks, good company, and the kind of infectious holiday spirit that only a proper Irish-themed pub crawl can deliver. Buffalo brings all of that and more to the pub crawl route.
Our Buffalo St. Paddy’s pub crawl is designed from the ground up to make the most of the city’s bar culture. The route hits the pubs with the best atmosphere, the best Irish drink programs, and the best holiday spirit, creating a St. Patrick’s Day experience that is genuinely Buffalo.
Event Detalis
Largest Pub Crawl Event
40,000+ Attendees
100+ Participating Bars
Organized Event
- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
Pub crawls for the biggest party holidays. Choose your event and join the party in 100+ cities across the USA.
St. Paddy's Wristband
Your all-access pass to every pub on the St. Patrick’s Day crawl route.
Check-In Irish Drink
Included Guinness, Irish whiskey shot, or green cocktail waiting for you at the first stop.
Exclusive Paddy's Deals
St. Patrick’s Day-negotiated specials active at every bar and pub on the route.
Luck of the Irish Contest
Best Irish-themed outfit wins. Traditional, creative, and green-everything entries all welcome.
Dedicated Irish Hosts
Our staff manages check-in, the route, and the Irish costume competition all night.
VIP Pub Access
Front-of-line entry at select high-demand venues on the St. Patrick’s Day route.
Handpicked Route
Pubs chosen for their holiday spirit, Guinness pour, and authentic Irish atmosphere.
Green Gear Pack
St. Paddy’s accessories and Irish holiday items at check-in.
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
The Buffalo route runs through State Street / Capitol Square. All stops within walking distance. Full lineup sent to ticket holders before the event.
How the Pub Crawl Works
Four simple steps to join the Buffalo and start bar hopping.
Secure your spot at pubcrawls.com. St. Patrick's Day events sell out in popular cities.
Check-in address is in your confirmation email. Don't miss the welcome Irish drink.
Get your Irish drink, green gear, and wristband at the first stop. Route moves at 7:30 PM.
Our hosts keep the energy high and the Guinness flowing all night long.
Event Agendas
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Buffalo St. Patrick's Day Bar Crawl?
Saturday, March 13, 2027, from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Buffalo takes St. Patrick's more seriously than most American cities, and that Saturday is the centre of it.
Why is St. Patrick's Day so big in Buffalo?
Because the city has deep Irish roots, particularly in the Old First Ward and the Valley. Buffalo runs two separate parades and treats the whole stretch as a genuine season.
Which part of Buffalo does the route use on St. Patrick's?
Chippewa Street, Allentown and the Old First Ward are all plausible. Your confirmed check-in venue and participating lineup arrive with the ticket confirmation. The candidates sit closer together than the map suggests.
How cold is Buffalo in mid March?
Still cold, usually in the 30s during the afternoon with snow on the ground more often than not. March in western New York is winter rather than spring.
Is the Old First Ward worth knowing about?
Very much. It is the historic Irish neighborhood of Buffalo and its pubs run the holiday differently from the downtown strips, with a much older and more local crowd.
Is Chippewa Street walkable that afternoon?
Yes. The strip packs its bars into a short run of blocks, which is exactly what a seven-hour daytime crawl in March weather needs. You rarely walk more than a couple of minutes between stops.
Does the 8 PM finish end the day in Buffalo?
The scheduled route does, and official after-party access is included, so the night continues at the designated venue rather than stopping while the city is still going.
Should I arrange a ride home in Buffalo on St. Patrick's?
Yes. This is the busiest drinking Saturday of the Buffalo year, rideshare demand across Erie County peaks accordingly, and March roads are frequently snowy. Decide who is driving before anyone orders.
