Football
Premier League, Europe, internationals, and the matches people rearrange holidays around.
Irish Pub. Sports Bar. Beer Garden.
Live Sports. Live Music. Best Burgers in Town.
If there’s a match on, we’re showing it.
If there’s a fight on, we’re full.
If there’s music, you’ll stay longer than planned.
Premier League
UEFA Nights
Boxing
NFL Sundays
Live Music
Air Conditioned
Sports First
Big matches are taken seriously. Everything else is argued about loudly.
Premier League, UEFA nights, boxing, NFL. If it matters, it’s on. If it doesn’t, someone will still care.
Boxing
Fight cards, late finishes, and a room that gets invested very quickly.
NFL
Sundays, playoffs, and the sort of last quarter that calls for another round.
Daily Sport
Management has strong opinions about empty screens. None of them are positive.
Best burgers in town. Patryck insists.
Proper pizzas, Tex-Mex favourites, and food built for long nights and bad decisions.
Good beef, crisp fries, plenty of wings, loaded nachos, fish tacos, and kitchen decisions nobody has complained about so far. Officially.
Burgers
Fish & Chips
Wings
Tex-Mex
Pizza
Pub Classics
Fish & chips, chicken fingers, and the sort of plate that disappears before half-time.
Proper Pizzas
Pepperoni, jalapeño, plenty of cheese, and no interest in being delicate about it.
Always Something On
Not every day is a final. The screens are still busy.
Rugby, tennis, MLB, NBA, Olympics, odd kick-off times, late fights, and the random fixture you swore nobody else in Valladolid cared about.
Doesn’t stop people shouting at the screen.
Daily Screens
From lunch onwards, something is happening. This seemed like a good plan at the time.
Late Fights
The crowd gets louder as the clock gets less sensible.
Odd Kick-Offs
If you’ve found the one fixture nobody else wanted, chances are it’s still on here.
Live Music
Music most nights. Talent levels vary. The atmosphere doesn’t.
Courtyard gigs, late beers, proper crowd noise, and a very workable arrangement between the screens out front and the music out back.
Beer Garden
Open-air music, local crowd, and no urgent desire to head home early.
After The Match
A tidy shift from football shouting to live music shouting.
Atmosphere
Real pub, real crowd, very little interest in being polished.
Tourists, locals, football shirts, burger baskets, pints on the bar, and the kind of room that gets properly lively once the score matters.
No fake Irish nonsense. Just the pub, the people, and enough character to keep things moving.
Mouse
There’s always a seat at the bar. Except one.
Mouse sits at the right-hand end of the bar.
That’s his seat.
We don’t discuss it.
Useful local knowledge.
The chair has rank. Saves everyone a conversation.
Patryck
Patryck runs the place. Supports Arsenal. We’ve learned to be patient.
Owner, organiser, occasional optimist. Best burgers in town, proper pizzas, local craft beer, and all of this because management decided Valladolid deserved a proper pub.
Location
One block from the cathedral. Big games fill up fast.
Irish pub in Valladolid, Yucatán. Air-conditioned inside, beer garden out back, draft beer at the bar, and a room that gets properly lively when the sport starts.
- Address: Calle 42, Local 205-F, entre 43 y 45, Centro, Valladolid, Yucatán.
- Hours: Daily from 1:00 PM. Later on weekends and nights that get carried away.
- Beer: Draft beer, local craft beers, and no shortage of opinions about either.
- Food: Burgers, pizza, Tex-Mex, pub classics, and daily specials worth asking about.
Come early. Or start practicing disappointment.
Map Reference
OpenStreetMap for the page. Proper map apps for the walk.
Nobody sensible is navigating Valladolid from an embedded map in a browser. This is just the reference. Your phone can do the rest.
St Patrick's Irish Pub
Calle 42, Local 205-F, Centro, Valladolid, Yucatán
20.687862, -88.202231