Bar 515
515 3rd AvenueBar 515 refers to itself as "the perfect combination between sports bar and a sophisticated urban night spot." Those cynical of us at WwW refer to Bar 515 as the "place where the magic happened in
... Read MoreNew 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.
Blackstones Pub
245 East 55th StreetIn the heart of midtown east, among all the standard irish pubs, you'll find Blackstones. In addition to an expansive bar, great happy hour specials and dozens of flat screens, the bar boasts a... Read More
Brother Jimmy’s BBQ - Murray Hill
181 Lexington AvenueLook, this is a good spot -- but you need to keep everything in context. It will be crowded, and loud, and play audio -- so if you're looking for a place to shoot the ish with friends, this might
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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
Duke’s NYC
560 Third AvenueVery strong spot -- on College Football Opening Weekend 2011, we went in here and racked a few beers (they have Abita, which is something you don't often see in Murray Hill establishments) and
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Galway Hooker
7 East 36th StreetGalway Hooker has something for everyone. Not only is it spacious, but it offers plenty of bar space to try to secure that all important beverage. True to its Irish roots, Galway Hooker usually
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Jack Demsey’s
36 West 33rd StreetThe topline on Jack Demsey's website is simple: Manhattan's No. 1 Celtic supporter club. It was backed to the gills for the 2009 Champions League Final - but before you assume this is some "dank"... Read More
Joshua Tree
513 3rd Ave new york, nyThis is probably the best bar in Manhattan (if you are 21-23, already drunk, sweaty, don't care about the game that is happening and looking for a place to put your tongue.) Joshua Tree leans
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Keats Restaurant
842 Second AvenueWhile the neighborhood may be barren, this karaoke bar, which doubles as a sports bar, is full of life. The crowd's great and the beers are cheap. Karaoke is king here, but that shouldn't keep you... Read More
