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?

Overlook NYC

225 east 44th street

Dubbed "Midtown East's premier sports bar," the Overlook offers everything a New York-residing sports fan could hope for: drink/food specials, 20+ hi-def tvs, and an awesome patio with two GIANT ... Read More

Papatzul

55 Grand Street

Most unreal thing here might be the brunch menu -- most items under 10 bones, with drinks. Almost everything on the menu will be in Spanish. If that's not a place to view Spanish-speaking countries ... Read More

Phebe’s

359 Bowery

While it wasn't called Phebe's, this structure has been sitting on the Bowery for well over 100 years. Hosting Red Sox and Bengals fans, the eclectic mix of people and large standing area makes this ... Read More

Players Sports Restaurant and Lounge

25 West 32nd Street

This is essentially the rare combo (except for seedy towns along central NJ) of "karaoke bar" and "sports bar." There are only two karaoke rooms in the back -- less than in most Korea Town jams -- ... Read More

Playwright Irish Pub

27 West 35th Street

There are a lot of reasons why the Where We Watch team loves Playwright Irish Pub. Besides being a go-to location for some of our favorite sporting events, including Champions League Finals and the ... Read More

Pound and Pence

55 Liberty Street

Don't let the revolving brass doors fool you - Pound and Pence isn't exactly looking to pay back their TARP funding. Conveniently located between Broadway and Nassau, this financial district hub ... Read More

Professor Thom’s

219 2nd Ave

Place is a Michigan joint in the fall (insert 2008 joke here), and is a chill bar on a stretch with a few other underrateds, i.e. Telephone Bar (not to mention the entirety of the Village several ... Read More

Public House

140 E 41st Street

It can get crowded, yes, but Public House is a sweet atmosphere right by Grand Central, thus making it accessible to most trains. We checked out a MLB playoff game here last year -- not the biggest ... Read More

Rattle N’ Hum

14 East 33rd Street

Rattle N' Hum is a fairly popular after-work spot. We once heard one of the more accurate descriptions of the venue from a drunk Norwegian guy standing outside. "Good beer bar here," he slurred. ... Read More

Red Lion

151 Bleeker Street

This bar is pretty great. Walked in one afternoon and immediately started chatting up the bartender. The vibe is great and there are a ton of tvs. They have live music sometimes, but that doesn't ... Read More

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