The 33 Best Sports Bars for New York Jets Fans in New York (2026 Edition)

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.

Miller's Ale House in Paramus is officially a New York Jets Bar Network venue - an honor that means every Jets game will be shown live with sound in Bergen County

The Dublin Yard gives Secaucus a proper Irish pub where you can catch sports on the telly, just ten minutes from MetLife Stadium. For fans coming through Secaucus Junction on game day, it's the nearest sit down option in the stadium corridor of Hudson County.

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.

O’Hara’s has a bit of pedigree going as it's part of the official New York Jets Bar Network making this Jersey City gastropub is the Jets' go-to spot in Hudson County's most densely populated neighborhood. Plus, they've got a kitchen that really knows its stuff, which is a welcome respite from your average sports bar grub.

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 first stop for Jets fans as this electric Kips Bay sports bar

Blue Haven South brings the Blue Haven magic to the Financial District with over 50 TVs just 3 blocks from One World Trade.

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.

Stout NYC is the anchor of the Stout Group and is actually listed on the official New York Jets Bar Network page as one of the team watch event hosts. And it's just two blocks from Penn Station and the Madison Square Garden

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.

Union Grounds takes game requests, which means a Jets group in Carroll Gardens can usually claim a screen and audio for their game. Long communal tables make it one of Brooklyn's best rooms for group viewing.

Clara's runs a huge projection screen in the back room, which turns Jets games into a theater experience in the middle of Bushwick. It is the neighborhood's clearest sports bar and a hidden pick for fans east of the Williamsburg core.

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.

Break Bar and Billiards runs a 105 foot HD projection wall across 7,000 square feet in Astoria, backed by 16 big screens, 14 pool tables, ping pong, darts, and vintage arcade games. No other Queens room combines a screen this size with this much to do between windows.

Rivercrest is the Astoria member of the Stout NYC Hospitality Group, the family listed on the official Jets Bar Network page, and it gives Ditmars a big, polished sports room with a full kitchen. It is the strongest sit down football option in northern Astoria.

Tap House pairs roughly 20 rotating taps with a 4 AM close every night, giving Forest Hills a beer focused sports room steps from Austin Street's restaurant row and the Forest Hills LIRR station.

Bourbon Street has run an annual bus retreat to the Meadowlands for a Jets game for close to a decade, a tradition documented in the 2nd Home Sports Jets guide. That standing trip gives this Bayside Cajun house a genuine Gang Green identity in eastern Queens.

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.

The Bronx Alehouse is a real winner when it comes to combining a tap program that's probably the best in the borough - 16 rotating craft lines - with a whole bunch of TVs and a projector, making Kingsbridge the go-to spot for a Jets Sunday.

Rambling House is Woodlawn's definitive Irish pub - the regulars just call it The House, and it's got more than 25 drafts and big screens right in the heart of the Bronx's most Irish neighborhood. For Jets fans along Katonah Avenue, it's the go-to spot on game day.

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.

Jody's Club Forest has been the real deal on Forest Avenue for a long time - decades even - with loads of viewing areas and a private room for parties and events and a loyal local crowd that's been coming back for years.

The Kettle Black is the place in Staten Island for wings - loads of different sauces, TVs in every direction and a real rowdy crowd on an NFL Sunday

The Lazy Boy Saloon is not just any ordinary bar - it's an official New York Jets Bar Network venue and definitely the premier beer bar in Westchester county. With over 40 rotating drafts and close to 400 bottles on tap since 1994, it's the go to place to watch your Jets. Official team status plus award-winning wings makes it clear that this is the Jets headquarters of the county.

Burke's is also an official New York Jets Bar Network venue, and its 2025 schedule named it the official host site for the Week 4 Monday night game at Miami. With 20 large screens to get your parties started and over 25 drafts to keep things interesting, it is the official Gang Green room for Yonkers and the south county.

Rudi's is another official New York Jets Bar Network venue - and named the host site for the Week 8 watch party on the team's 2025 network schedule - it opens as early as 7 AM on weekends.

RC Dugans has been a Hempstead Turnpike staple since 1997, with a spread of 32 HDTVs, 24 taps, and a wing kitchen that's all about the wings - that makes it a complete screen room for any Jets Sunday in Nassau County.

Minnesota's has been holding down the Long Beach beach block since 1994, and as one of the listed Jets gathering spots, they know the Gang Green crowd keeps coming back to the West End on fall Sundays.