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.
Butterfield 8
5 East 38th StreetThis isn't a sports bar per se; they play sports, and they have good TV coverage, but they'd likely not even classify themselves as such. Rather, here's the experiences of one of our writers at this... Read More
Calico Jacks
800 2nd AvenueCalico Jack's wouldn't necessarily fit Where We Watch's traditional classification of a "sports bar'. But those Aggies from College Station are hardly traditionalists. The divey Mexican joint in... Read More
Central Bar NYC
109 East 9th StRight around the corner from Nevada Smiths, Central Bar is unabashedly willing to absorb the famed soccer pub's spillover crowd to an equally football-friendly East Village locale. TVs can be found... Read More
Copper Door Tavern
272 3rd AvenueA neighborhood Gramercy sports bar with plenty of drink specials, cheap bar food, and a mellow vibe. Read More
Cronin and Phelan’s
3814 Broadway, AstoriaTrue story: this joint has NHL Center Ice (or, for at least part of the 2008-2009 NHL season, it did). We walked in here late on a Friday, looking for a burger and a beer, and we ended up watching
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Croxley Ales
28 Avenue BFeaturing a few cheap wing nights and drink specials, Croxley Ales is a staple sports bar in the East Village. Croxley also has other locations throughout the state, but I can only recommend the
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Dewey’s Flatiron
210 5th AvenueThere are a lot of bars in this neighborhood that try to be more than they need to be. Dewey's isn't one of them. They got good food, lots of TVs and over 20 beers on tap. What more do you need?... Read More
