We've made some news lately. Co-owner Pete Boland quoted/featured in the following: JUNE 27: The New York Times | By Patricia Mazzei, Sarah Mervosh and Shawn Hubler Leaders Re-examine U.S. Reopenings as Coronavirus Cases Hit Another Record Officials nationwide were rethinking their efforts to slow the virus, which the nation’s...
A statement from our owner-operator: At The Galley & Mary Margaret's, we take the safety of our staff and our guests very seriously. We are increasing the measures of disinfecting and cleaning routine at this time. Our staff washes their hands every opportunity and with great...
Spring has sprung, and your friendly neighborhood #HometownPub has treats galore. We spoiled you to a top of the morning at our recent President’s Day Bottomless Brunch, and those bottomless mimosas sure went down smooth, didn’t they? As the Irish would say, what you need now is the hair...
For newcomers and visitors to the area, Tampa Bay’s rich music history may not be well appreciated. Tampa originally attracted national attention for several local rhythm and blues bands in the 1930s and 1940s. And it’s even better known for the explosion of rock and death metal bands in the area throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Without question, the Tampa Bay area has always been a great destination for local music.
Snow? Nope. Reindeer? Nope. Sensational times in Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. Heck yes! Obvious yet fun fact - there is no snow in St. Petersburg, Florida. We’re thousands of miles away from the North Pole and ice skating outside isn’t an option. The good thing? We’ve got a ton...
"I was hungry and went out for a bite, ran into a chum with a bottle of rum and we wound up drinking all night.” - Jimmy Buffett August 16th is National Rum Day, and what better way to celebrate the occasion than by making a...
For us at The Galley, St. Patrick’s Day is not simply another reason for celebrating friends, food and cheer. It’s our passion! For one, Irish lies deep within the heritage of both Pete Boland and Ian Taylor, the owners of The Galley. As Irish Americans...
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Over two years ago, Ian Taylor and Pete Boland had a vision. Many suspected the block just north of central along 4th Street was an unlikely location for St. Pete’s next local hotspot. But they knew better. Today, The Galley is an entrenched haunt for locals who enjoy great food, fantastic drinks, and the best social atmosphere around…And better yet, The Galley’s reputation as “thee” locals pub continues to grow.
