22 Best New York Jets Bars in New York City Metro Area (2025 Edition)

Mustang Harry’s is the flagship of the official Giants Bar Network in Manhattan, a two-floor Irish gastropub that has held its corner of Seventh Avenue since 1995.

This place is a hidden gem - right in the Theater District but offering a huge sports bar with reservable tables that lets you secure your seat for kickoff

Blue Haven East is the Murray Hill outpost of the Blue Haven family and a listed Giants Bar Network venue, with a dedicated text line for reserving game day tables.

Shades of Green is the go-to spot for the New York Jets Meetup Group on game days - this Union Square Irish pub has the most organized fan club identity of any Manhattan Jets room going.

3 Sheets Saloon in Greenwich Village is your go-to spot for a rowdy, affordable football room that's been a staple for Sunday day drinking for years. If you're looking to watch the game without breaking the bank - this is your value pick.

Kent Ale House has the right balance of a cozy little pub and a full-on sports bar. And that waterfront location in Williamsburg doesn't hurt - on a nice day, you can grab a spot at the curbside tables and watch the game while taking in the view.

Fulton Ale House gives Bedford-Stuyvesant a craft beer room with a backyard, a dart board, and owners who run the bar in person on game days. It rounds out Brooklyn coverage for Jets fans east of the brownstone belt.

Austin's Ale House is a Kew Gardens institution that runs until 4 AM every night of the week, sitting directly beside the Kew Gardens LIRR station. It is central Queens' most dependable football room and a family friendly one at that.

Break Bar is Astoria’s games-and-football room, a Giants Bar Network member that once hosted former Giants running back Ahmad Bradshaw. Opens at 4 PM Monday through Thursday; weekend kickoffs are covered from noon.

Stan's Sports Bar is basically a Bronx institution when it comes to sports rooms - it's a River Avenue landmark right across the street from Yankee Stadium, and the memorabilia-covered walls have got decades of New York sports history just bursting out of them. And yes, that extends to football season too.

This is a stadium bar first. The crowd on Jets Sundays is a mix of season ticket holders, shuttle riders, and locals who treat Redd's as their default Jets living room. On Jets home Sundays the bar fills with ticketed fans staging before kickoff and stragglers settling in for the broadcast. Plus Redd's has a shuttle to MetLife Stadium, which is a real winner when it comes to getting people to the games.

Sundays at The Horseshoe Tavern are a NFL parties. Football Sundays draw crowds of more than 400 people, with a DJ and an MC running giveaways and raffles between games. For Jets fans in Morris County, this is the biggest football room within reach.

The Pig and Parrot gives Jets fans a place to watch the game just a PATH ride from Manhattan, right on Hoboken's bar row. It's listed as a Jets Bar Network venue, and has a pretty good menu too - a mix of sports bar fare and shareable plates.