St. Patrick’s Day is a festival held annually on March 17 to commemorate the death of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Despite its initially religious tradition, the date has become a festival filled with green beer and brings together lovers of Irish culture. And since we in São Paulo love a good reason to get together in good pubs, we have selected bars that celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day in the capital.
Kia Ora

In 2026, the pub will celebrate Ireland’s patron saint with a 12-hour marathon party. The program includes six live rock bands, broadcasts of the Six Nations rugby tournament, and themed experiences. To get into the spirit, the pub offers a welcome drink and the classic green draft beer, as well as a special menu featuring , Fish and Chips, and the Leprechaun Burger.
Tank Brewpub

For those who prefer to focus on the gastronomic experience and craft drinks, Tank Brewpub brings back the classic Irish Bomb drink, a potent mix of Dry Stout, Baileys, and Jameson whiskey. Another new feature for St. Patrick’s Day is Nitro Stout, served with nitrogen to ensure extra creaminess.
St. Patrick’s Week at Finnegan’s Pub
The oldest Irish pub in São Paulo has prepared an entire week dedicated to Irish culture this St. Patrick’s Day. There will be daily shows ranging from rock to pop, catering to all tastes!
The difference here is that the ticket price includes a special toast: depending on the day, visitors get a Green Draft Beer or a 300 ml Tarantino Lager beer to toast the date. Reservations can be made in advance via WhatsApp: +55 11 99860-6751.
St. Patrick’s Festival at O’Malley’s

O’Malley’s festival combines traditional Irish music with plenty of rock ‘n’ roll. The event features the band Fianna Irish Music, the sale of exclusive kits, and the distribution of gifts to the public. It’s the ideal party to enjoy the atmosphere of an authentic pub with performances by bands such as Mach 5 and Remake.
St. Patrick’s at St. John’s Pub
In Tatuapé, the party takes on gigantic proportions with five days of events and more than 20 attractions. The highlight is the 16 tributes to rock giants, including covers of Guns N’ Roses, U2, and Coldplay.
St. Patrick’s Week The Blue Pub
The Blue Pub divides its celebration between its two locations in São Paulo so that no one is left out of St. Patrick’s Day. The program includes bagpipe performances, live music, and typical dishes such as Irish Stew. The party starts at the Itaim location and ends at the Paulista location, maintaining the tradition of green draft beer at both venues.