Bars

New York has more bars than any other city in the world. There are great bars and a fair amount of terrible bars. The team at Where We Watch know the "where should we go out?" feeling and want to take the guess work out of your drinking plans.

Come back often - we'll be adding info on more awesome NYC bars on a regular basis. And if we missed one that you think we should add, click here to let us know. Where are you watching?

Bar 29

405 3rd Ave

Formerly Maker's Bar, Bar 29 did right by itself with a renovation. The unassuming little bar serves a menu of Italian sandwiches and with a Syracuse and FSU alum running the joint, college sports ... Read More

Bar Coastal

1495 1st Ave

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Bar None

98 3rd Avenue

The first time I came through Bar None it was full of Saints fans losing their minds. This is usual fare for Where We Watch bars, but these fans upped the ante as this was during the preseason. ... Read More

Bar Tabac

128 Smith Street, Brookyln

This is a pre-eminent French bar in NYC (just trying loading their website, will you?) It's a good spot -- with outdoor capacity -- to watch that squad in World Cup 2010. ... Read More

Barrow Street Ale House

15 Barrow Street

Surprisingly, unless their website's counter is busted, less than 300 people have visited their online home since 2001. Odd, since whenever you walk in this place, it's pretty jumping. Now, the ... Read More

Beckett’s

81 Pearl Street

Just steps from the current (and former) titans of Wall Street is Stone Street, a hotbed of bars chock full of women and Wall Streeters trying to strike it rich. Hidden amongst the happy hour ... Read More

Blondie’s West

212 West 79th St

Possibly the best 1-2 punch of sports bars in New York is Blondies East and Blondies West. The latter boasts awesome wings, a Monday night all you can eat wings with beer specials, 2 big screen TVs ... Read More

Blue Donkey Bar

487 Amsterdam Ave

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Brother Jimmy’s BBQ - Murray Hill

181 Lexington Avenue

While there is a certain charm and appeal to all Brother Jimmy's locations, the spot in Murray Hill is a favorite for the true college sports fan. On a college gameday, every corner of this two story ... Read More

Brother Jimmy’s BBQ - Upper East Side

1484 Second Avenue

We'll sum this one up with an anecdote from a co-worker -- "My girlfriend just moved to town. Huge Ohio State fan. First weekend she's here, they're kicking off at noon. We get up there at 11:30 and ... Read More

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