Amity Hall: A Greenwich Village Craft Beer & Sports Gastropub
Amity Hall is a vibrant gastropub and self-styled premier sports destination, named after the once-known Amity Street in the heart of Greenwich Village and established in 2009 with its flagship at 80 West 3rd Street. With a second location on the Upper West Side, it pairs modern design and a welcoming atmosphere with a dynamic, game-day social scene.
The Greenwich Village room runs industrial-chic — exposed brick, dark wood, communal tables, and a big upstairs built for gatherings and live sports — while the Upper West Side spot leans cozier and more neighborhood. The bar is the focal point at both: an extensive, rotating selection of craft beers on tap plus inventive signature cocktails, with knowledgeable bartenders on hand. There’s a happy hour, too, though the window shifts.
Craft Beer & Sports
The bar is the heart of Amity Hall — around 20 craft beers on tap, rotating seasonal options, and a mix of local brews and international classics, alongside a cocktail menu of inventive builds. It bills itself as the premier sports destination of the West Village, with live sports screenings, trivia nights, and private events across both locations. The Greenwich Village flagship’s spacious upstairs is the overflow when the downstairs bar fills up on game day.
The Food
It’s solid gastropub fare built to go with the beer: wings that regulars rate among the best around, burgers, and the cult dill-pickle fries (French fries coated in dill-pickle seasoning — not fried pickles). There’s lunch, dinner, and a weekend brunch with a Bloody Mary bar and add-on unlimited mimosas. Reviews on the food run mixed, but the beer selection and the game-day energy are the consistent draws.
The Room
The Greenwich Village flagship sits at 80 West 3rd Street, an industrial-chic gastropub with exposed brick, communal tables, and a roomy upstairs that’s a relief valve on a busy game day. It’s open seven days a week for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, and it’s wired for sports. The A/C/E/B/D/F/M at West 4th–Washington Square is a short walk, putting it right in the middle of the Village.
Who Amity Hall Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Catch a game | A West Village sports destination with screenings, trivia, and a big upstairs for overflow |
| Craft beer | Around 20 rotating taps — local brews and international classics |
| Wings and fries | Some of the better wings around, plus the cult dill-pickle fries |
| Weekend brunch | A Bloody Mary bar and add-on unlimited mimosas, seven days a week |
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Amity Hall FAQ
Does Amity Hall have a happy hour?
Yes — Amity Hall runs a happy hour that goes until 7pm, but the exact window and prices shift, so it’s worth confirming with the bar before you go. The draw is the rotating craft-beer list and the game-day scene.
Where is Amity Hall?
The Greenwich Village flagship is at 80 West 3rd Street, with a second location on the Upper West Side at 982 Amsterdam Avenue. The Village spot is a short walk from West 4th–Washington Square.
Is it a good sports bar?
Yes — it bills itself as the premier sports destination of the West Village, with live screenings, trivia nights, and a spacious upstairs for overflow on game day. There’s a deep, rotating craft-beer list to go with it.
What should I order?
The wings are a standout, and the dill-pickle fries (French fries in dill-pickle seasoning) have a cult following. Pair them with one of the roughly 20 rotating craft beers on tap, or an inventive house cocktail.
Amity Hall runs a happy hour (until 7pm) but the exact window and prices move; details last checked June 2026. Confirm the current deal and hours with the bar before visiting.