TV
141 bars that New York on Tap listed under “TV” around 2008, with what's licensed at each address in 2026.
Manhattan
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1020 Amsterdam Ave · Morningside Heights
Still pouring
All the right ingredients for a good Columbia student hangout: cheap drinks, booth seating, pool and darts.
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735 10th Ave. · Hells Kitchen
Closed; now HaSalon NYC
Low key hotel bar attracts a crowd almost as diverse as New York itself.
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119 BarPick
119 E. 15th St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
Closed; now The High Note
Cheap beers, dim lights, beat up sofas, wood paneling, and a pool table - this could almost be a frat basement, except it's the kind of bar where frat boys get kidney punched.
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192 2nd Ave. · East Village
Still pouring
A little personality, and less charm, make it hard to imagine what will draw people into the plasma TV infested corner bar when there's no game on. Beer pong?
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322 2nd ave · Grammercy
No license found in 2026
A simple and straight forward bar. What it's missing in personality and warmth it makes up for with a rare combination of cleanliness and cheap drinks. Look for the small brass plaque and head downstairs to the basement.
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32 Cliff St. · Financial district
No license found in 2026
The only beer pong table in the Financial District is at this popular Pace student hangout.
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AmbiancePick
68 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now Luscious Market Deli
Smells of must and vomit, but you'll soon forget to care. Cheap beer, friendly bartenders, and even odds of walking in and getting straight on the pool any night of the week.
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20 W. 38th St. · Chelsea
Closed; now The Westbury
Walking inside it's as if you've suddenly been magically transported around the world to a bog standard, always a bit too crowded, dull as you like pub in midtown Sydney.
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1768 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed
Successfully replicates the frat party feel of Mardi Gras without all of that distracting cajun culture. The magic recipe: $1 well drinks for girls on Thursday nights.
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218 E. 53rd St. · Midtown East
Closed; now Hudson Malone
A bi-level sports, beer, and miserbale DJ bar. A decent place to watch the game - drinks are reasonably priced and booths have personal flat screens. On weekend nights the scene is ugly. We're talking clasic Bon Jovi and Apple Pucker shots ugly.
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Blarney Stone (Midtown East)Pick
710 3rd Ave. · Midtown East
Closed
Efficient Irish bar keeps, absurdly cheap and tasty food, and $4 for 22oz beers draws everyone from day laborers to traders to this half deli half dive bar.
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58 Bleecker St. · NoHo
Moved to 648 Broadway
A male to female ratio few straight bars can rival. This is a bar for men. Men who like pool and darts and TV and top 80's and 90's top 40.
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233 E. 14th St. · East Village
Closed; now Coyote Ugly
There was a time not too long ago when bars like this confined themselves to the Upper East Side. This sharp counterpoint to Beauty Bar next door features giant plasma TVs, wings and burgers, and standing room only crowds.
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212 W. 79th St. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
Covered from wall to wall with plasma TVs this sports bar is always packed on game days. The name, shared with its crosstown twin comes from the hair color of the co-owners one of whom is a former playboy playmate.
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Blondies Sports Bar (East Side)
1770 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed
The king of sports bars in sports bar land.
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157 Ludlow St. · Lower East Side
Closed; now Apartment 5
Attractive upscale LES sports bar with 62 plasma TVs and private room. Sounds great? Wait til you get the bill. There's a minimum bill of $50/pp per hour for the cheap seats, and $150/pp per hour for a private room. Leaves you to wonder where exactly those blue seats are…
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29 St. Marks Pl · East Village
Still pouring
There's a crashed plane in the backyard. The bartenders' are Irish and the crowds' mostly expat.
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219 E. 59th Street, · Midtown East
No license found in 2026
A popular and unobjectionable after work destination. 8 Flat screens, pool, darts, bar food and imperial pints.
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793 9th Ave · Hells Kitchen
A different business is licensed at this address: Flaming Saddles Saloon
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153 1st Ave · East Village
Moved to 233 E. 14th St.
Kind of like a strip club without the stripping, except occasionally single women and couples will wander into a strip club for a thrill.
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1804 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
No license found in 2026
Fairly standard Upper East side Irish Pub. Sports, bar food, backwards baseball caps, the steady glow of plasma TVs. Decent pint of Guinness.
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28 Ave. B · East Village
Closed; now The Hairy Lemon
So successful in Long Island they opened one in the E. Village. Luckily, the otherwordly sweet potato fries alone provide a solid raison d'être.
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611 9th Ave. · Hells Kitchen
Still pouring
A long, narrow sports bar with an average plasma tv to customer ratio averaging about 1 to 1.
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1643 1st Ave. · Upper East Side
No license found in 2026
UES paint by numbers bar. Assemble pool, darts, gold tee, digital jukebox, plasma TVs. Add jagermeister, screeching girls, and high-fiving guys. Remove cash from wallets. Clean puke from bathroom. Rinse. Repeat.
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450 Amsterdam Ave · Upper West Side
Still pouring
The small size and vague literary pretensions of this pub help keep the neighborhood's frattish hordes at bay offering a welcome respite for a somewhat brighter student crowd.
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101 W. 75th St. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
It's hard to come up with a better place to watch the game, when there's free wings during Monday night football and TV sets right at your table. And when the game's not on there's always Connect Four.
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225 W. 79th St. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
Since the 1920's this Irish saloon has been serving perfect pints of Guinness to an after work crowd. On weekend nights this bar like the rest of those in the area succumbs to a heavy drinking frattish crowd.
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95 E. 3rd St. · East Village
Closed
A prototypical East Village bar where the motley crowd starts to gather at noon on weekdays. On a recent Wednesday afternoon we shared the bar with hells angels, hipsters, and a host of friendly neighborhood regulars.
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1472 Broadway · Midtown West
Closed; now H&M
It's Times Square so it is of course, uttely, completely insane. But if you love sports, and sports bars, how can you not love a sports bar on steroids.
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130 W. 3rd St. · Greenwich Village
Still pouring
A comfortable low key bar on an off night metamorphoses into the 10th circle of B&T hell as the weekend approaches, but where else can you find Judas, Brutus, and Cassius all out for a few pints and a bit of skirt.
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54 Spring St · NoLita
Closed; now Genkiya Mart
A sports bar plain and simple. If there's a good game on the wall to wall projection screens there are few better places in the neighborhood to watch it. But failing that there's little to recommend.
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18 W. 33rd St. · Chelsea
Closed; now Finnerty's
The tourists and office workers who fill Foley's didn't just happen to wander in. They've come back year after year, and lunch after lunch, because Foley's has something sorely lacking in this area, a soul.
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127 4th Ave · NoHo
Closed; now Nomé
Sure, the faux Roman columns at this popular after work spot help lend it a certain classical feel, but it's when you try and vie for the attentions of the bartender at the fifty foot long bar that you really feel like you're at the Roman forum.
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837 W. 181st St. · Washington Heights
No license found in 2026
This cigar bar and members club sadly lacks a liquor license, but it does have a barber on hand should you require a straight razor shave.
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7 E. 36th St. · Murray Hill
Closed; now 5th & Mad
Named for a type of sailing boat used in Galway Bay, this massive bi-level Irish pub has 36 taps, pool tables, a dart board, projection screen TV, and enough space to accommodate the entire fixed income department at Merrill Lynch.
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485 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
Huge Irish pub caters to college kids and beer connoisseurs. One of the few bars in NYC with a beer engine to serve cask conditioned ale.
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46 Greenwich Ave. · West Village
Still pouring
The former Caffe Dell'Artiste still serves coffee in the AM and retains much of the old furnishings, but there's now a few video games in the back, 6 beers on tap, and a full bar. The real draw though is the view onto Greenwich Avenue from the second floor windows. Come Halloween those seats will be worth their weight in gold.
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337 3rd Ave. · Rose Hill
Closed; now AWOL Bar & Grill
Its status as one of the few Red Sox bars in the area either redeems an otherwise mediocre bar or dooms it, depending on your particular persuasion.
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132 Ludlow St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
An anachronism in the newly self-conciously hip LES, Iggy's is a bar where people go to get trashed and have fun.
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356 W. 44th St. · Hells Kitchen
Closed; now The Brazen Tavern
Shoot straight past the half dozen giant plasma screens and comically inept DJs on the ground floor and head upstairs where you'll find a relaxed lounge and pool table.
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36 W. 33rd St. · Chelsea
Still pouring
Next time there's a big fight on at The Garden stop by this midtown sports bar and you'll likely find yourself in similar company.
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430 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Still pouring
Loud and raucous, the student crowd here's the same as the other big frat bars on this block, but at least Jake's has a backroom that's free of TVs, so you can try and score digits without the sickly plasma palor.
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17 John St. · Financial district
Closed; now Carragher's at the Irish American
A bar for stock clerks not stock brokers.
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303-305 E. 53rd St. · Midtown East
No license found in 2026
This polyglot karaoke bar has a library of 20,000 English songs, 20,000 Chinese songs, 6,000 Spanish songs, and 30,000 Japanese songs. It also boasts 3 private rooms, 33 TVs, and your typical midtown bar acrylic and accent light aesthetic.
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KatwalkPick
2 W. 35th St. · Murray Hill
Closed
The vibe is similar to most it this area, a bit corporate a bit frattish, but there's a few more women and a more attractive crowd than most other places nearby.
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842 2nd Ave. · Midtown East
Closed
Depending on your perspective either a solid Irish bar and restaurant becomes a Karaoke wasteland Thursday through Saturday, or an otherwise boring Second Avenue mcIrish bar becomes an Abbatastic paradise.
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12 Avenue A · East Village
Still pouring
There aren't many sports bars in the East Village, and there aren't any other Buffalo Sabres or Cubs bars, so if that's what you're looking for you're in no position to complain.
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599 10th Ave · Hells Kitchen
Closed
Tall ceilings, plasma TVs and that certain clean, polished look that makes you feel like you're in an upscale strip mall in the suburbs. The bars primary novelty is an ice line running down the center of the bar to keep your drinks cool - it works like a charm.
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995 Amsterdam Ave. · Morningside Heights
Still pouring
Divey sports bar with incredibly cheap drinks. $2 PBRS, $4 Smithwicks, $9 Pitchers of Yuengling, and a $17 12-5pm all you can drink, all the wings you can eat special.
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178 Ludlow St. · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Sweet Chick LES
A pool table, booths and a crowd that likes to drink. This place mantains the vibe of an LES which was swallowed up by skyrocketing rents years ago.
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365 3rd Avenue · Rose Hill
Closed; now Coletta
The owner Barry McCormack, a one time star Irish footballer, ensures that no big soccer games are missed at this rock solid Irish bar. A decent kitchen attracts a relaxed neighborhood crowd that's missing from most other 3rd avenue offerings.
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240 W. 55th St. · Midtown West
Still pouring
Standard Irish bar and restaurant in touristville.
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393 2nd Ave. · Grammercy
A different business is licensed at this address: Clara's Gramercy
A perfectly average Grammercy dive boasting a rather extraordinary drink special. Wednesday night $10 buys you all you can drink from any of 16 taps.
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493 3rd Ave. · Murray Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: Blue Haven
On a section of street lined with frat bars, this is the most palatable.
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3 Madison St · Financial district
No license found in 2026
New York's best bar to pick up a cop. Just across the street from police HQ and well behind the security barrier. You'd need to head to the ocean to find more blue.
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213 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now Jackdaw
Outfitted in the style of an ultra-trendy lounge in, say, Boise Idaho, this former dive bar now boasts a velvet rope and electronic shot measures. On weekends, hip-hop DJs draw a primarily Asian crowd.
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109 Macdougal St. · Greenwich Village
Still pouring
With cheap beer, wings, sliders, beer pong, and all the big games is it any surprise that Off the Wagon is the frat bar du jour for NYU backwards baseball cap set.
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129 Ave. C · East Village
No license found in 2026
AKA Duke's Bar. $3 daily happy hour specials 4-8pm.
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225 E. 44th St. · Midtown East
Still pouring
As one of the few dive bars in an area ruthlessly homogenized by after work crowds this benign bar almost feels edgey in comparison. You can get a bucket of 5 Sam Adams for $15 and pount of wings for $10 and there are 22 TVs to catch the game on.
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237 3rd Ave. · Grammercy
Still pouring
This cozy Irish bar has Imperial (20oz) pints, 16 beers on tap, two pool tables, a dart board, and an Erotic Photo Hunt Game. Really what more could you need?
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2021 7th Ave. · Central Harlem
Closed
This locals dive is one of the oldest bars in Harlem. It's not so much a destination as a place to end up. But it you find yourself here, there's a pool table, a game on the TV, and even a piano against the wall if you've got the chops.
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1701 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Red Grill Mexican Restaurant Inc, The
A long and narrow Red Sox sports bar. There's beer pong in the back. And you're looking at .25 beers for happy hour.
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1711 Lexington Ave · Spanish Harlem
A different business is licensed at this address: East Harlem Bottling Co.
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219 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now Little Rebel
Seven TVs blight this otherwise handsome pub with a great beer selection.
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218 Bowery · NoLita
Closed
Enormous frat bar, $6 pints, top 40 hip-hop, backwards baseball caps, polo shirts, shrieking girls roaming in packs. Sounds like a good time to you? Go there. And please stay the night.
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101 E. 119th St. · Spanish Harlem
No license found in 2026
There's no tap beers at this Harlem dive and of duty police hangout. But you can score a can of MGD just $1, there's free live jazz on Mondays, and ladies drink free on Saturday.
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500 W. 43rd St. · Hells Kitchen
A different business is licensed at this address: Nobody's Perfect
There's little indication from the neon signs and roughshod exterior that there's an attractive bar with a good wine selection within.
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757 6th Ave. · Chelsea
A different business is licensed at this address: Storehouse
Decent lunch spot by day morphs into a crappy nightclub by night. The heaving crowd united by a shared lack of taste downs $10 cocktails and boogies to the hot grooves of Justin Timberlake.
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151 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now The Copper Still
Add one part Irish bar, one part dive, and one part sports bar and you've got this popular 2nd Avenue NYU hangout. If that's not your scene grab a seat on the expansive patio and enjoy the ambience of Second Avenue.
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174 Orchard St. · Lower East Side
Still pouring
This long thin dimly lit bar draws neighborhood regulars with cheap drinks and a relaxed vibe.
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102 MacDougal St. · Greenwich Village
A different business is licensed at this address: Maestro Pasta
The big attraction of this Irish in name and font only bar is the "Beat the Clock" happy hour. Weekdays from 12pm-8pm extremely generous specials vary every two hours. $1 well drinks kick it off from 12-2pm.
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751 9th Ave. · Hells Kitchen
Closed; now Craft + Carry
A relaxed low key spot to throw some darts or catch the game.
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480 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Closed; now Florentin Bistro and Bar
Eight 50" plasma TVs, 20 beers on tap, and a standard bar food menu, make this large corner bar a slightly better place to watch the game than the other half dozen sports bars nearby.
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2 St. Marks Pl. · East Village
Closed; now Ray's Pizza & Bagel Cafe
St Marks sports bar attracts a college crowd with it 24 beers on tap 7 TVs. For Monday night football here's where you want to be, but on Saturday night steer clear.
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43 E. 7th St. · East Village
Still pouring
This friendly little sports bar has 12 crafts beers on tap and over 50 in bottles. They keep a chalkboard paintstakingly updated with current team standings and the bar fills to capacity whenever there's a UC game on.
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17 Stanton St. · Lower East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Bonnie Vee
Formerly the Villedge Publick House, this pallatable sports bar has a decent beer selection, reasonable prices and a useful without being overbearing three plasma TVs.
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140 E. 27th St. · Rose Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: Ernie O'Malleys
Plasma TVs overpower the atmosphere at this midtown lounge with an UWS vibe.
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Stout NYCPick
133 W. 33rd St. · Chelsea
Moved to 215 West 35th St.
16,000 square foot mega-pub has 20 beers on tap including UK micro-brews and cask conditioned ales.
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1629 2nd Ave. · Upper East Side
Closed; now Ethyl's
A prototypical Upper East Side bar. Reasonable, clean, attractive and vaguely soulless.
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155 2nd Ave. · East Village
Closed; now The Long Pour
Long, narrow and nondescript and usually quiet. The most remarkable feature is a happy hour with a free buffet starting at 5pm on weekdays, and $5 martinis and $3 beers from 2-8pm 7 days a week.
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169 Bleecker St. · Greenwich Village
Closed; now Super Burrito
If you're in the mood for a forty ounce bottled beer, a massive BBQ sauce soaked burger, and a flaming shot or five, then you've come to the right place.
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349 Amsterdam Ave. · Upper West Side
Closed; now Tessa
4,000 square feet, 30 TVs, a beer pong table and the hottest bartenders in the city. WooHoo! Shots of Jager for my boys and those aging delta deltas over there.
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411 3rd Ave. · Rose Hill
Closed; now Bella Union
The numbers say it all. 32 Plasma TVs. 3 floors. Top 40 music. And 8 gazillion people jammed in on a Saturday night.
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134 W. 3rd · Greenwich Village
Closed; now 3 Sheets Saloon
Calling a bar a frat bar implies at least a partial college education. Failing such ready nomenclature this is a Drink too much, puke in the toilet, tip the bathroom attendant the change in your pocket, go back to the bar, sweat profusely, wait forever for a drink, get in a screaming match with your girlfriend and call her a slut, then cry on her shoulder on the cab ride back to Penn Station kind of place. It's also great for parties and fund-raisers.
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115 Broadway · Financial district
Still pouring
This large, subteranean bar is located within a 1900's bank vault. It's a ghost town on weekends, but draws a huge and very loud after work crowd.
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206 E. 34th St. · Murray Hill
A different business is licensed at this address: Mira
If you're here to watch the game it's hard to top Bar 12's square footage to plasma TV ratio or it's 24 tap beers. If you're not here to watch the game perhaps you can marvel at the packed to capacity worst of Murray Hill crowd, or you know, slit you wrists in the bathroom.
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613 2nd Ave. · Murray Hill
No license found in 2026
Low-key, low-ceilinged, low-priced bar. $1 drafts for happy hour and they've got a back (concrete) garden.
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1576 3rd. Ave. · Upper East Side
A different business is licensed at this address: Yumei Sushi
Attempting to be simultaneously a sports bar and lounge space is naturally going to involve some compromises. The TVs and noise level distract from conversation, the 30 bottle wine list and potted plants make for an odd place to catch the game. However, the extremely small segment of the population that loves a good wine with the Laker's game this place is your best bet in New York.
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64 3rd Ave. · NoHo
Closed
The giant Times Square style ticker outside insures that everyone who passes through knows what to expect. This is a bar for the NYU frat pack, a place to get drunk on Bud Light, watch the game, and if the stars are aligned have a drunken hook-up with that hot kid in your Bussiness and Marketing class.
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46 Bedford St. · West Village
Still pouring
Your beer- Coors. Your tunes - Def Leopard, Bon Jovi, and Motley Crue. Your TV - big and plasma. Your bar - The Village Tavern.
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79 Baxter St. · Chinatown
Still pouring
A bar that measures it's worth in flat screen TVs seems unlikely for this well off the beaten track location, but, well, here it is.
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29 E. 3rd St. · East Village
Still pouring
A late night rock and roll joint where the beer only comes in cans (plucked from ice water) and bottle service options consist of only a half bottle of whiskey with no mixers and some ice if you insist.
Brooklyn
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76 4th Ave · North Slope
Still pouring
Like Cherry Tree across the street this bar has a large and unique beer selection, an attractive space, and a killer garden. What it's missing is the beer pong frat crowd.
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536 Driggs Ave. · Williamsburg North Side
Closed; now Bis Bas
A low key locals hang out. Sundays are gay nights, but the crowd is always fairly mixed.
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8121 5th Ave. · Bay Ridge
No license found in 2026
With a pool table, dart boards, an enormous selection of beers, and deals on pitchers that are cheap even by Brooklyn standards Bullshots has the makings of a nieghborhood standyby.
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8121 5th Ave. · Bay Ridge
No license found in 2026
With a pool table, dart boards, an enormous selection of beers, and deals on pitchers that are cheap even by Brooklyn standards Bullshots has the makings of a nieghborhood standyby.
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8121 5th Ave. · Bay Ridge
No license found in 2026
With a pool table, dart boards, an enormous selection of beers, and deals on pitchers that are cheap even by Brooklyn standards Bullshots has the makings of a nieghborhood standyby.
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65 4th Ave. · North Slope
Closed
This sports pub is representative of the new Park Slope - a sort of Brooklyn Heights meets the Upper East Side. The jukebox is capable of blasting GN'R with an earnest exuberance rarely seen since the late Reagan era.
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160 Court St. · Cobble Hill
No license found in 2026
Expect Manhattan prices at this Cobble Hill sports bar that is if you can manage to get served.
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243 5th Ave. · North Slope
A different business is licensed at this address: Highdive
With an outstanding beer selection (including cask conditioned ale), great Costa Rican bar food, a back garden, 4 TVs, a pool table and a dart board there's not many angles the Lighthouse Tavern doesn't have covered.
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312 Grand St. · Williamsburg North Side
Closed; now Quarter Club
The ambience that might otherwise exist in this attractive space is obliterated by no fewer than 10 plasma TVs. If you're not hear to watch sports head to the cozy backyard garden insead, and enjoy a pint of Chimary on tap.
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626 Vanderbilt Ave. · Prospect Heights
A different business is licensed at this address: Dilly Dally
A solid sports bar with decent food and a back garden.
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37 Greenpoint Ave. · Greenpoint
No license found in 2026
A big multi-level sports bar magically transported from the Upper East Side to Greenpoint. $6 pints, plasma TVs, and enough generic, comfortable, sameness to make any Midwest refugee feel right at home.
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351 Kent Ave. · Williamsburg South Side
No license found in 2026
Dimly lit dive bar with high ceilings a pool table and a stage for live music.
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477 5th Ave · South Slope
Closed; now Skylark Bar
There are dives and then there are dives where you can smell the history soaked into the stains on the floor. This blue collar bar is one of the latter. Since 1969 Timboo's has been serving beer to neighborhood residents, although it's not exactly the type of place you'd want to hang out soaking in the history.
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37 Driggs Ave. · Greenwick
No license found in 2026
The forbidding, grafitied, windowless, steel door that marks the entry to Twisted belies the friendly neighborhood bar within.
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138 5th Ave. · North Slope
A different business is licensed at this address: Miti Miti Taperia
Queens
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34-07 30th Ave. · Astoria
Closed; now Dominie's
Just keep walking. This is the kind of place where misery finds company, hope is synonymous with the OTB, and the good and the beautiful are viewed with unveiled disdain.
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Meridian Rd. at Grand Central Pkwy. · Corona
No license found in 2026
If you're watching the US Open this is the place to drink. Have a Heineken a hotdog and catch your favorite match you don't have tickets to on one of eighteen TVs that broadcast live from all the nearby courts.
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52-35 Metropolitan Ave. · Ridgewood
Closed; now La Parrillada Colombiana
Thursdays nights turn into a feeding frenzy here as the bartenders chum the waters with free booze to anyone who can show two X chromosones.
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1417 150th St. · Whitestone
A different business is licensed at this address: The Village Green
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5412 69th St. · Sunnyside
A different business is licensed at this address: The Gibbons Home
Your standard Irish pub. Pool table, jukebox, TVs, and the boys from the hood.
Bronx
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222 W. 238th St. · Riverdale
A different business is licensed at this address: Home The Bronx Steakhouse
Staten Island
Already closed by 2009
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Baby Doll LoungeClosed by 2009
34 White St. · TriBeCa
A different business is licensed at this address: Petrarca
First opened in 1975 the Baby Doll Lounge went from topless to stopless during Giuliani's tenure, but thankfully freed the boobies again when he left office. Aside from the girls the big draws here are a bowling machine, Kiss pinball machine, and a free juke box.
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CB Six BarClosed by 2009
252 E. 51st St. · Midtown East
A different business is licensed at this address: Napoleon's Pizza/The Stag's Head Cornerstone Taver
A dress shirt and tie after work crowd packs this modest sized bi-level bar with a truly enormous international beer selection.
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Cedar TavernClosed by 2009
82 University Pl · Greenwich Village
Closed
One of the few places you can get a booth for all your friends any time any day of the week. It's not that it's not crowded, there's just a lot of places to sit.
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JulepClosed by 2009
14 Ave. A · East Village
Closed; now Double Down Saloon
This warm and comfortable low key hangout recently moved from across the street into these cozier digs.
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MundialPickClosed by 2009
505 E. 12th St. · East Village
Closed; now Poppy
A chic sports bar. That's right chic -- Exposed brick, comfortable couches, expert cocktails, plasma screens, and projectors.
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Murray Street GrillPickClosed by 2009
6 Murray St · TriBeCa
No license found in 2026
Good food and lively blues help make the Murray Street Grill a popular downtown destination.
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Pogues PubClosed by 2009
1373 1st Ave · Upper East Side
Closed; now The Sefton
Sister bar to the Banshee Pub.
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The RookClosed by 2009
85 Ave. A. · East Village
A different business is licensed at this address
Downstairs in the former Route 85a/Opaline space this craft beer bar has 7 rotating beers on tap and 50 international bottles including everything from Kenya's Tusker Lager to Porkslap.
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SnitchClosed by 2009
59 W. 21st St. · Union Square/ Flatiron
A different business is licensed at this address: Doux Supper Club
Open 24 hours on weekends this restaurant bar and live music venue fills a niche for rockers with deep pockets.
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The West EndPickClosed by 2009
2911 Broadway · Morningside Heights
Closed; now Hex & Co.
Not just a Morningside Heights bar, The West End is the Morningside Heights bar. The beat generation was born here, dizzy Gillespie played here, and virtually every student to ever attend Columbia has passed through here.