- Event Overview
About
Tampa, FL
Saint Paddys Pub Crawls
The Tampa pub crawl for St. Patrick’s Day is the March event that the city’s bar scene builds toward every year. Green-dressed participants fill the route from first stop to last call, and the result is one of the most energetic and welcoming pub crawl nights in the Tampa calendar.
Tampa’s Irish community — whether it traces back generations or only arrived for the holiday — turns out in force for the St. Paddy’s pub crawl every March. The city’s bar culture provides the perfect backdrop for a celebration that is equal parts tradition, community, and exceptional drinking.
What sets the Tampa St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl apart is the genuine enthusiasm of the city’s bar community for the holiday. The pubs go all-in on green, the bartenders know their Guinness pour, and the crowd that fills the route every March is the kind of welcoming, festive group that makes bar crawls worth attending.
Our Tampa St. Paddy’s route is curated to showcase the bars that best capture the holiday spirit — from the Irish pubs that serve proper pints to the neighborhood spots that go all-in on green decor and Irish drink specials. The route moves, the drinks flow, and Tampa celebrates St. Patrick’s Day the way it deserves: together.
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5,000+ Attendees
15+ Participating Bars
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- What's Included
What You Get With a Pub Crawl Ticket
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Luck of the Irish Contest
Best Irish-themed outfit wins. Traditional, creative, and green-everything entries all welcome.
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.
St. Paddy's Wristband
Your all-access pass to every pub on the St. Patrick’s Day crawl route.
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.
Green Gear Pack
St. Paddy’s accessories and Irish holiday items at check-in.
Handpicked Route
Pubs chosen for their holiday spirit, Guinness pour, and authentic Irish atmosphere.
Participating Venues on the Pub Crawl Route
The 2026 Madison July 4th pub crawl 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 St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl 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
Your complete St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl timeline from check-in to after-party.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the St. Patrick’s Day pub crawl.
Do I need a full Irish costume?
Green attire is required. Full Irish outfit, shamrock hat, or creative green look all qualify.
Where is check-in?
Tampa bar district. Full address emailed with your ticket.
What is March weather like?
March in Tampa averages 62 to 72 degrees. Layer appropriately for walks between pubs.
What comes with my ticket?
Welcome Irish drink, wristband for all stops, Paddy's specials throughout, green gear pack, and outfit contest entry.
Group bookings available?
Yes. Ten or more get priority entry and group pricing. Reach out at pubcrawls.com.
What is the age limit?
21+ with valid government-issued ID. No exceptions.
Last-minute tickets?
Available at the door if not sold out. Online purchase is the safe bet for St. Patrick's Day.
Is the route walkable?
Yes. All pubs are within walking distance of each other on the St. Paddy's route.