Sports Bars in New York

Breakfast / Dance / Dancing / DJ

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20s / 30s / 40s / Ambient / Bar Food

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Party Earth Review A relaxed restaurant and rowdy sports bar all in one, 200 Fifth is a versatile venue that attracts a diverse and loyal clientele of young professionals, older regulars, and sports fans. On one side, small candlelit tables and ambient tunes create a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the restaurant, usually full of dating ... more

20s / Beer / Beer Lovers / Casual / DJ

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Reviewed by Alex P.

"In my opinion, there are two sides to this place (pun intended). There's the bar happy hour "Let's go Knicks!" side that is happening every day until ..." more

20s / Beer Pong / Casual / Crowded

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Party Earth Review New Orleans meets the Upper West Side at Bourbon St., where patrons channel a Mardi Gras mentality every night and aren’t afraid to leave behind their inhibitions…and maybe a brassiere or two. Calling this an authentic Big Easy joint is a stretch – aside from the token masks, beads, and over-the-shoulder boulder holders ... more

After Work / After Work / Casual

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Party Earth Review A large pub that feels far removed from the ever-congested late-night world of nearby clubs, Dewey’s Flatiron draws a sports-loving crowd for cheap game-day pitchers and greasy, filling bar food. Seventeen flat-screens on the exposed brick walls display football, baseball, and Premier League soccer, all of ... more

80s Music / Bar Food / Beer / DJ / TVs

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Party Earth Review Students and twenty-something patrons nostalgic for their college days will want to check out Village Pourhouse, a boisterous beer bar offering enough Happy Hours, theme nights, sports events, and cheap food to satisfy just about anyone. Preppy beer scholars and NYU jocks from the dorms across the street pile in to the ... more

30s / After Work / Arcade Games

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Party Earth Review A lively sports bar with a classic West Village feel, Barrow Street Ale House is a refuge for blue-collars, young professionals, and students in need of a beer and a sports fix. Patrons entering the narrow space will find typical pub trappings like wooden booths, a weathered bar lit by a single iron chandelier, and the ... more

20s and up / Bar Food / Beer / TVs

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Reviewed by Jaclyn W.

"My Take: If you’re into hockey, then definitely visit The Flying Puck at least once. If you’re just in the area and looking for a place to drink with ..." more

Beer Pong / Budget-friendly / DJ

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Reviewed by Taylor M.

"I went here because my friend was dating the bartender. That made the cheap drinks even cheaper. Remember that one bar in your college town that ever ..." more

20s / 30s / Bar Food / Casual / Pub / TVs

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Reviewed by Jaclyn W.

"Love this place for brunch! They have the best pecan encrusted french toast ever. Also their corned beef hash and eggs? Love is how to explain it ..." more

20s / 30s / 40s / Anything goes / TVs

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Party Earth Review Light on the décor but heavy on the beer and the flat-screen TVs, Blondies is a must for die-hard fans in need of a sports fix, whether they want to see the NBA Finals or Sunday NFL football. An illuminated awning and double glass doors lead sports lovers into the no-frills pub, which features a long wood bar, plain tables ... more

Barbeque / Bar Food / Brunch / Rock

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Party Earth Review A simple BBQ joint by day, by night the southern farm-themed Brother Jimmy’s turns into a raucous ex-frat boy hangout where hordes of former Gammas and Deltas chug Bud Light, yell along to classic rock, and relive their glory days. Khaki-clad young professionals and recent college grads mill around the whiskey barrel wall ... more