Offizielle Fanclub-Treffpunkte und Sonntagsrunden in der ganzen Stadt.
Nutze dieses NFL-Verzeichnis für New York, um die Bar deines Teams zu finden — die offiziellen Fanclub-Treffpunkte und Sportkneipen, die sich sonntags, donnerstags und montags abends füllen.
Printers Alley is the official home of Steelers Nation NYC, which it calls the city's number one Steelers fan club, and shows every game on 15 screens and two projectors. Tables are reservable for big games and sightlines run from nearly every seat. It is two blocks from Times Square and one from Port Authority.
Kettle of Fish states on its own site that it is a Green Bay Packers bar, and Packers fans have held the Christopher Street room for years. It opens early for Packers and Wisconsin Badgers games and runs a Kettle Packer Backers mailing list. The bar is just off Sheridan Square.
Finnerty's calls itself a Bay Area home away from home in New York and carries games across 24 large screens. The bar sits a block from the Empire State Building and shows all major sports. Sundays draw the city's Northern California crowd.
Wogies brings Philly comfort food to New York and runs a dedicated Eagles game reservation line for its Greenwich Avenue room. Philadelphia transplants fill the bar on Sundays. Cheesesteaks and scratch-made bread anchor the menu.
The Trinity Place branch of Wogies takes the same Eagles game reservations as the West Village original. It is the downtown option for Philadelphia fans working in the Financial District. The kitchen runs the same Philly menu.
DolfansNYC, which calls itself New York City's official home for Miami Dolphins fans, holds its weekly watch parties at Slattery's Midtown Pub. The group also uses the bar as the meeting point for its MetLife takeover when the Dolphins visit the Jets. The pub is on East 36th Street in Midtown.