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Sports in NYC
Hand-picked by Gothamly and checked against each place’s own site. Nobody paid to be here.
Brickyard Craft Kitchen & Bar
23 Park Pl, Lower Manhattan · ten video walls built for game day, steps from City Hall Park
Standings
43 E 7th St, East Village · tiny craft-beer shrine wallpapered in pennants; every game, every screen
Kettle of Fish
59 Christopher St · the Village’s legendary Packers bar — enemy territory worth visiting when Green Bay’s in town
Houston Hall
222 W Houston St, West Village · a massive beer hall showing every major game on 12-foot screens
Smithfield Hall
138 W 25th St, Chelsea · the city’s serious soccer hall — supporters’ clubs claim it at dawn on match days
Buddy’s
354 Third Ave, Kips Bay · 25 TVs and a neighborhood crowd — the East 20s’ reliable game room
The Ainsworth
45 E 33rd St, Murray Hill · stadium-size screens plus TVs everywhere — the city’s college-football Saturday HQ
Stout NYC
133 W 33rd St · cavernous pre-Garden staple; two floors, endless taps, a minute from MSG
Mustang Harry’s
352 7th Ave · the polished Knicks/Rangers pre-game — white-tablecloth energy, stadium volume
Legends
6 W 33rd St, Midtown · three floors opposite the Empire State; global footy HQ with NFL Sundays upstairs
Pig N Whistle
58 W 48th St by Rockefeller Center (wall-to-wall HD TVs over two floors) · and 202 W 36th St, the self-billed “premier rugby pub”
T-Squared Social
7 E 42nd St, by Grand Central · golf simulators, darts & duckpin bowling around the screens — currently private events only, so check before you go
Jimmy’s Corner
140 W 44th St · the late Jimmy Glenn’s boxing shrine off Times Square — fight nights here are church
Blondies
212 W 79th St, UWS · wings-and-pitchers institution since 1986; the uptown Sunday-ticket room
The Supply House
1647 Second Ave, Upper East Side · seven TVs plus two big projection screens — the Yorkville weekend watch
Stan’s Sports Bar
836 River Ave, the Bronx · directly across from Yankee Stadium — billed as the official home sports bar of the Yankees
The Wing Bar
275 Smith St, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn · the neighborhood’s wings-and-the-game room, “where great sports come together”
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