If you appreciate great food in a sports bar atmosphere while rooting for your favorite team (especially hockey), this is your place. Get the mac n' cheese, nachos, or chili and you'll leave happy.
The Spiced Pumpkin Cider (topped with whipped cream) combines pumpkin puree, apple cider, pumpkin spice, and rum to create the perfect fall drink. Best part - it's served in an "I Love NY" mug!
One of the best bars in the Financial District (which is seriously lacking in them). If you want an expertly-crafted cocktail, head upstairs to the Parlor. For a beer, stay at main level Taproom.
If this place was George Washington's favorite, then it's ok in our book! While it's known for its whiskey selection, the extensive beer list is not to be ignored. We usually go for the beer flights.
This place truly feels like an English pub, and provides a great escape from downtown corporate America. We usually stop in on Monday nights for 2-for-1 drinks and a Shepherd's Pie.
A wonderfully dark and divey bar where the drinks are cheap, the bartenders are friendly and the patrons are suitably subdued.
The perfect spot for after work drinks. Opt for a spot at the bar rather than the crowded outdoor seating. Pair the Saffron Risotto Fritters with your drink of choice.
This season spot is THE place to enjoy beers and burgers, some sand, a ping pong and if you're lucky, music from the hippest new band.
Probably one of our all-time favorite date spots in the city - what better way to break the ice than ping pong and alcohol? Plus, Susan Sarandon owns this joint, which totally ups the coolness factor.
Plan in advance to come here with a big group so you can make a reservation - otherwise, you may be stuck with a very long wait to get up. Great selection of wine and beer!
This Murray Hill speakeasy is the sister bar to Little Branch, & is a welcome addition to the sports bar-packed area. Do the Bartender's Choice if you really want to try a different & inventive drink.
Great Happy Hour spot, but beware - it's always packed! Get the cheese steak spring rolls, the sliders, & the bruschetta flatbread to split with a friend. Wash all it down with a jalapeño margarita.
You'll find a pretty incredible selection of craft beers here, with over 35 on tap and more than 100 different bottles. If you have a tough time making up your mind, order a beer flight.
Make sure to come for the bottomless brunch, and order the egg sandwich. The music is always great and so is the atmosphere.
From the folks behind Houston Hall, this more intimate beer garden in the beer cellar has great soft pretzels. This place hasn't gotten too hyped up yet, so check it out before the crowds form.
A great place to see and be seen – that is once you get past the bouncer. As expected, service is expensive and slow. And, don’t jump in the pool, you’ll be escorted out.
The beer list is quite intimidating (it as long as some wine lists) but the friendly bartender will help you out. The Car Bombs are a must and the pig’s head intrigues us. Next time.
The official bar for LSU fans. Wednesdays are Karaoke nights. Different drink specials every night. Delicious brunch with cheap drinks.
$10 pitchers of beer, $6 Frozen drinks and $5 appetizers during games, especially if you’re a Clemson fan.
We love the split personality of this place – enjoy stiff drinks and sexy jazz downstairs, or head upstairs for equally stiff drinks and bumpin’ hip-hop.
Awesomely cheap brunch! Try the Grilled Wurst followed by a Brezel with Nutella. The selection of German Beers is out-of-this-world.
While the brunch here is pretty solid, we like to come here for a cocktail & the Crispy Duck wings after seeing a concert at Barclays. From 11pm-12:30am Thursday to Saturday, it's happy hour!
We're big fans of the restaurant, but we love to come here after a Nets game for drinks on the bar side. On a warm night, we like to sit on the patio & sip a Mo' Stormy - we just love the atmosphere.
