By: Amy Rosner, Chandler Presson, and Sarah O'Brien By: Amy Rosner, Chandler Presson, and Sarah O'Brien | January 29, 2025 | Food & Drink, Feature, Guides,
Super Bowl Sunday is nearly upon us, and you know what that means. Tons of beer, all your favorite appetizers and the one Sunday you can sit around and watch football all day guilt-free.
With sports bars on nearly every street corner, it can be difficult to decide where to watch the big game, which is why we rounded up our favorite spots all over the city. Indulge in plenty of eating and drinking, and watch your favorite players fight to the finish at the best sports bars in NYC.
See Also: The 11 Best Soccer Bars in NYC
399 Greenwich St. / 212.334.7827 / Website
For those who favor the west side, Greenwich Street Tavern is a great spot to watch the game. FYI, all the cool kids call it GST. We’ve made that mistake before. Pregame for the day with GST’s famous bottomless brunch, treat yourself to a large bitcher of beer or, if you’re feeling classy, sip on some mango rose sangria. No matter what you’re drinking, GST is a fun place to sit back, relax and root for your team alongside Tribeca locals.
497 3rd Ave. / 212.689.6900 / Website
If you live in Murray Hill, chances are you’ve heard of this NYC staple. Great food, bottomless brunch, a fully stocked bar and indoor-outdoor seating make this neighborhood bar a favorite among Murray Hill’s younger crowd. If you’re looking to throw it back to your college days this Super Bowl Sunday, The Flying Cock’s the place to do it.
168 Orchard St. / 212.477.7771 / Website
Many people come here to dance to throwback music at 3 a.m., but we come here to watch the Super Bowl. Described as an “Old-school watering hole meets big-time sports bar,” this historic Lower East Side hot spot has something for just about everyone. In addition to the multiple TVs plastered on the walls, the pub food is perfectly greasy, messy and delicious for game day. And if you’re not a big fan of Buffalo chicken nachos and fried pickles, Katz’s Deli is right across the street. Just saying.
2153 Frederick Douglass Blvd. / 212.866.4500 / Website
While those who refuse to step above 14th Street are probably sleeping on Harlem Tavern, those in the know are well aware it’s worth the trek to 116th Street. Just blocks away from Central Park, Harlem’s most-coveted sports bar is truly an institution in its own right. With daily happy hour specials from 4–7 p.m., Harlem Tavern is a great place to eat, drink and be merry, all at a very reasonable price point.
138 W. 25th St. / 212.929.9677 / Website
Smithfield Hall might be known as the home of soccer in NYC, but they also throw down for American football from time to time. Enjoy some of our favorite pub food in the city while you watch the game on one of the 26 TVs, and expect a rowdy crowd ready to enjoy the big game.
212 W 79th St. / 212.363.3311 / Website
It’s no secret that blondes have more fun, so naturally, Blondie’s Sports is one of the rowdiest sports bars in all of Manhattan. If you’re a wing fiend like we are, there is no better place to spend Super Bowl Sunday than at this female-owned Upper West Side tavern. Rest assured, their famous Buffalo chicken wings will be your good luck charm this game day.
5-14 51st Ave., Queens / 718.392.9600 / Website
With 5,000 square feet of space, over a dozen large screen TVs, an 11-foot LED video wall and over 20 beers, many of which are local, on offer, there’s a lot to love about Gamehaus New York. There will also be tons of specials available for Super Bowl Sunday.
177 Christie St. / Website
For LES-goers, there’s simply no better place to spend an afternoon, and Super Bowl Sunday for that matter, than Ray’s Bar. Expect to find their beloved wings and classic beers on offer alongside immaculate vibes, expansive screening and tons of attractive young people. What more could you ask for out of your Sunday?
236 W. 54th St. / 212.586.2080 / Website
There is no better place to monkey around Super Bowl Sunday than at this city-renowned bar. Known for serving the best craft beer and sliders in town, the Three Monkeys is a great place to watch the game, schmooze with fellow fans and get a little too drunk off of the huge variety of types of beer. Or, if your team loses, you can always opt for the hard stuff with their craft cocktails.
61 Wythe Ave. / 718.963.3369 / Website
The Super Bowl is a serious business, meaning a serious sound and viewing system is in order. Full concert sound across 14 HD screens is waiting at Brooklyn Bowl alongside dishes such as Rock N’ Roll fries topped with chicken gravy, cajun spice, provolone and cheddar; cheesy nachos with red beans, jalapeños, white cheddar, aged provolone, sour cream corn and red onion; and a fried chicken dinner.
Multiple locations / Website
Eagles fans, this one's for you! What says Super Bowl more than one of NYC's best Philly cheesesteaks? If you’re not a huge cheesesteak person, indulge in the Pookie with buffalo chicken fingers, melted provolone and your choice of blue cheese and ranch, or the Chicken Tender Club with breaded chicken, bacon, American cheese, chipotle mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, banana peppers and ranch.
250 Ashland Place, Brooklyn / 718.673.6740 / Website
Calling all Brooklynites! Head on over to Fort Greene for a day of good-old Fulton fun. Coined as a place where “good friends meet,” you’re guaranteed to have a good time at this no-frills establishment. Isn’t that sense of community what being a sports fan is all about? And winning, of course. Eyes on the prize.
304 Bowery / 212.253.7030 / Website
Since 2004, Sláinte has been a Nolita neighborhood staple. Your classic Irish pub, there are plenty of craft beers, wines, ales and cocktails to go around. Not to mention the delicious wings, nachos, mozzarella sticks, burgers and more. Or just opt for the appetizer sampler and try a little bit of everything.
202 9th Ave / 646.484.6691 / Website
This premier Canadian Sports bar is the ultimate spot for you and your buddies on Super Bowl Sunday. If you're looking for a spot with supreme poutine, top-tier Canadian beer and even better TV’s at every turn, The Canuck is the place for you. Whether you're cheering for your favorite team or just want some grub, The Canuck will give you a Super Bowl Sunday to remember.
27 W. 35th St. / 212.268.8868 / Website
Everybody says the Irish know how to have a good time. What better way to find out for yourself than at the ultimate Irish Pub in the heart of New York City? A combination of Irish charm meets the energetic Big City, the Irish pub has munchies from French onion soup to the Playwright burger. With screens everywhere, a good ole' fashioned Guinness, and an electric atmosphere, this pub is a legendary experience just waiting to happen.
Multiple locations / Website
Calling all Eagles fans! Authentic cheesesteaks, next-level wings, and craft beer on tap? Now that I've got you hooked, you already know where you should be for Super Bowl Sunday, Olde City. Come root for your favorite team at this legendary bar.
27-20 40th Ave., Queens / 347.617.1120 / Website
Chiefs fans, we could never forget about you. Throw on your red and gold head to John Brown's, grab some of their infamous BBQ, and get ready to cheer on your favorite team. The energy will be high, the beer will be cold, and the crowd will be loud. Let’s run it back!
Whether you can't wait to cheer your team on or have no dog in this fight, Super Bowl Sunday at any of these NYC hot spots promises to be a good time. Happy watching!
Photography by: George Bakos