The 29 Best Sports Bars for New York Giants Fans in New York (2026 Edition)

This is the closest thing the Giants have to an official pregame headquarters. Redd’s sits less than a mile from MetLife Stadium and runs its own shuttle to and from the gates every 5 to 10 minutes on game days, with the parking lot opening 5 hours before kickoff. Prices and parking rates adjust on stadium event days; shuttle passes are sold per rider.

Black Bear is Hudson County’s showcase NFL room, pairing more than 50 HDTVs with a 25-foot LED screen above the bar and splitting its Sundays between Giants blue and Jets green.

The AB&G has fed northern Bergen County since 1935 and is now run by the fourth generation of the same family, which makes it the longest-tenured room on this list.

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.

East End is the home bar of the Big Blue NYC Crew, which makes it Giants headquarters on the Upper East Side and one of the most team-specific rooms in Manhattan.

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.

Standings is the sports purist’s bar of the East Village, built on one policy: game sound, not music. If you want to hear every call of a Giants broadcast, this is the room. Compact single room with no kitchen; opens at 5 PM on weekdays and noon on weekends.

Family owned in Hell’s Kitchen for more than 25 years, Mercury Bar West is the neighborhood’s steadiest Giants room, established in 1998 and still run by the same crew. I have been here several times as I have friends who live in the neighborhood.

Blue Haven South carries the Giants Bar Network flag downtown, three blocks from One World Trade and steps from the Fulton Center transit hub.

The original Houston Street Blue Haven blurs the line between sports bar and craft brewpub, with a 7-foot main screen that turns Giants games into an event.

The Gin Mill brings the neighborhood sports bar formula to the Upper West Side: 17 TVs, an oak bar, cheap strong drinks, and a room that fills for every Giants game.

Bronx Alehouse brought craft beer to Kingsbridge in 2009 and the borough’s best tap program with a Giants Bar Network listing.

Known to regulars simply as The House, Rambling House is Woodlawn’s definitive Irish pub and the neighborhood’s Giants room, with a Giants Bar Network listing to match.

HK took over the beloved Throggs Neck Clipper space in 2019 and kept the neighborhood’s game day tradition going, with a Giants Bar Network listing and a long bar lined with taps.

Keg and Lantern is the only bar on this list that brews the beer it pours, giving Greenpoint Giants fans house-made drafts with their football and a Giants Bar Network listing on top.

O’Keefe’s has anchored Court Street for 45 years, making it Downtown Brooklyn’s longest-running gathering spot for game day.

Sweet Spot carries the biggest screen count in Queens, with more than 40 TVs and a Giants crowd that shows up every Sunday.

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.

Bourbon Street is the verified 2026 pick for Giants viewing in Bayside, holding down the Bell Boulevard strip with a Cajun-American twist.

District is Staten Island’s watch party bar, throwing Giants events with a DJ and giveaways whenever the team makes a playoff push.

Richmond Republic gives Great Kills a gastropub take on game day, with a New York-themed menu headlined by NY pastrami egg rolls. Restaurant-forward gastropub; dining service shares the room with game viewing.

Jack’s Goal Line Stand is the Shore’s football headquarters, named best sports bar in New Jersey by NJ.com and built wall to wall for game day.

The original sports bar in Asbury Park, Asbury Ale House pairs 52 taps with more than 40 TVs a block from the boardwalk scene on Cookman Avenue.

McDonagh’s combines a turn-of-the-century brick building in downtown Keyport with more than 25 TVs and bartenders certified by Guinness for the perfect pour.

Fireside is Marlboro’s family game day room, a sports bar with a scratch kitchen that welcomes kids without losing the football crowd.

Deal Lake Bar + Co. puts 5,500 square feet, three bars, and a lakeside patio next door to Asbury Park, giving the Shore a big-room alternative for Giants Sundays.

Frenchy’s has served Roselle Park since 1964 and carries a credential most bars on this list cannot match: NJ.com cited it among the top 10 sports bars to watch the Giants.

The Pic-A-Lilli Inn is a fifth-generation Pine Barrens roadhouse whose wings are widely rated the best in South Jersey, giving Giants fans in Burlington County a destination worth the drive.