Five of the best sports bars for all kinds of fans in New York

There’s plenty to do in the Big Apple, but sometimes all you really want is to sit back, relax and support your team with no distractions, and a good pint at hand. 

New York’s size means there are plenty of options when looking for a good sports bar to cheer on your side from afar. 

Here, Travel News Blitz’s Sam Condy reveals five of the best locations to watch your favourite sports in the ‘The City That Never Sleeps’.

The Ainsworth (Multiple Locations)

With a stylish twist on sports spectating, The Ainsworth bars have cemented themselves as a favourite amongst New York sports fans. 

With an expansive menu, plenty of TVs and their famous mac and cheese burgers, what’s not to love about the New York sports bar chain?

Stout NYC (Multiple Locations)

Another chain of bars, Stout NYC has an array of locations scattered throughout the city. 

Known for its impressive beer selection, and lively soccer nights, Stout is a must-visit for those looking to watch the Premier League and European soccer competitions. 

Blondies Sports (Upper West Side)

Blondies is a classic, no-frills sports bar. The location fills up quickly on game days, and the atmosphere is electric. 

Well known for their wings, if you are after some good food, and a loud, passionate atmosphere, there is no better place to spend your afternoon. 

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Legends NYC (Midtown)

A mammoth sports-watching venue, Legends specialises in soccer coverage, showing games from across the globe on a regular basis. 

Despite its size, there are plenty of screens, ensuring that no matter where you sit, you will always have a great view of the action as it unfolds. 

Standings Bar (East Village)

Standings may be a small venue, but it keeps things simple and gets straight to the point; good beer, great people and sports on every screen. 

Known for its small-town pub feeling, Standings’ extensive craft beer selection will keep you hanging around long after the final whistle blows. 

Summary

There’s a diverse selection of sports bars in the big city, ensuring that no matter your style, there’s a spot tailored to your taste. 

Many of the locations listed are fan favourites, so make sure you show up in plenty of time to secure a seat before the action kicks off. 

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Sam Condy

Sam is studying journalism and media comms at Strathclyde University and also works in Glasgow. He supports St Mirren but also has a soft spot for Man Utd and West Ham. He likes boxing, tennis and golf and grew up in Paisley.

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