Where to Watch Football in NYC
It’s kickoff season! Whether you’re screaming at RedZone highlights or just here for the wings, we rounded up the best sports bars in NYC to watch NFL games, from Wildcard Weekend to the Super Bowl. Find your borough, crack a beer, and settle in.
Jump to your borough:
Brooklyn |
Queens |
Manhattan |
Staten Island |
The Bronx
Brooklyn Bars:
51 Kent Ave | Williamsburg
Kent Ale House is a Brooklyn favorite for NFL Sundays, showing every game with full Sunday Ticket and plenty of big screens. Pair it with a craft beer, burger, and their truffle fries for the win.
9221 5th Ave | Bay Ridge
This Bay Ridge gem has three big screens and a cozy beer garden. Bonus: their beer list and menu are deep enough to soothe any game-day heartbreak.
1446 Fulton St | Crown Heights
Photo: Fulton Ale House
A lowkey Buffalo Bills bar with serious spirit. Catch all the NFL action, and don’t sleep on their blanket + beer package during colder games.
Williamsburg & Park Slope
BK Backyard Bar in Williamsburg is all about big outdoor vibes, while the South Slope spot adds billiards and arcade games to the mix. Both have plenty of screens, making them solid NFL Sunday hangouts.
225 N 8th St | Williamsburg
Wall-to-wall TVs, strong drinks, solid food, and zero judgment for screaming at the screen. Roebling’s is where Williamsburg watches sports... and eats tater tot nachos!
Queens Bars:
40-18 Queens Blvd | Sunnyside
Photo: The Courtyard Ale House
This local favorite has been serving Sunnyside for 20+ years. Expect a covered backyard beer garden, tons of recently updated TVs, and full NFL Sunday Ticket coverage.
31-19 Newton Ave | Astoria
With 64 TVs, 50 beers on tap, and a massive backyard, Katch is one of the top sports bars in Queens to watch football without missing a play.
72-07 Austin St | Forest Hills
20 draft beers. 10 big screens with every sports package. 10 kinds of wings from mild to Bob Marley?? Tap House is the full NFL package.
Manhattan Bars:
23 Park Pl | Tribeca
Photo: Brickyard Craft Kitchen & Bar
Brickyard Craft Kitchen & Bar isn’t just about the food, it boasts the longest bar table in NYC and 10 massive video walls, making it a prime spot for all-day sports marathons. Cold beers, endless screens, and zero bad seats.
Multiple Locations
A go-to for Monday Night Football. With multiple locations across Manhattan, you’ll find great bar food, loads of craft beer, and TVs from every angle.
Multiple Locations
Photo: Clinton Hall
Catch NFL Sundays with 50-cent wings and Supercraft beers. Double Smashed Burgers and Doughnut Grilled Cheese seal the deal. Come hungry, leave happy.
43 E 7th St | East Village
No frills, all game. A dive bar legend known for putting sound on the games and craft beer in your hand. Pennant-lined walls = game day energy.
6 W 33rd St | Midtown South
Legends NYC may be known as the city’s soccer HQ, but it’s also a top NFL spot with 20+ big screens, a stacked beer list, and a prime Midtown location steps from Penn Station.
138 W 25th St | Chelsea
Arguably the most complete NFL experience in NYC. NFL Sunday Ticket, table reservations, central location, and screens for days. Bring your crew.
1664 1st Ave | UES
UES staple for all things football. Think $18 Bud Light pitchers, wing deals, and every NFL game on deck—including preseason matchups.
832 8th Ave | Midtown West
Two floors, tons of TVs, and one of the best craft beer lists in Midtown. Spacious, friendly, and built for game day. Bonus: the covered patio is clutch.
Staten Island Bars:
O'Neill's
1614 Forest Ave | Westerleigh
Classic Irish pub with big screens, big beers, and a regular crowd that treats every Sunday like the Super Bowl. A true neighborhood spot.
1571 Richmond Road | Todt Hill
Ralph’s Sports Bar is a Staten Island favorite for NFL Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays with the game sound on. Expect plenty of screens, award-winning wings, and killer game day deals.
61 New Dorp Plaza | New Dorp
Steps from the New Dorp train station, Trackside is a hidden gem for football fans who want strong drinks, no fuss, and zero transit excuses.
216 W 238th St | Kingsbridge
A local favorite with daily specials, craft beers, and skillet nachos that might outshine the game. Easily one of the best sports bars in the Bronx, plus they play all the college games too!
3713 Riverdale Ave | Riverdale
Beer, wings, big TVs... all the essentials for a proper watch party. While you’re at it, get elbow-deep in their wings and the legendary Blackstone Bleu Burger.
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Check out our full guide to the Best Sports Bars in NYC.
Updated September 2025
