New York City / Cleveland Browns
Browns Bars
in NYC
Two chapters, published prices, Cleveland Stadium Mustard on request, and Steelers fans banned outright.
Haswell Green’s, W 52nd St – 16th Browns Backers season, doors 90 min pre-kick
- 2 Browns chapters
- 16th season at Haswell’s
- buckets from $30
- season opens 9 Sept
The short version
- The Browns barHaswell Green’s, 240 W 52nd St – 300+ capacity, 16th Backers season, audio “dedicated exclusively to Cleveland Browns broadcasts.”
- What you’ll pay$30 five-beer buckets, $7 Bud Light draft, $18 wings, $12 Browns’ Bubbly. Published, which is rare.
- BrooklynO’Keefe’s on Court St – the Brooklyn Browns Backers clubhouse, 45 years on that block.
- The catchNo reservations at Haswell’s in the regular season. Seating starts 90 minutes before kickoff – 11:30am for a 1pm.
- The house ruleThe Backers ban Steelers fans: “strictly prohibited… ZERO EXCEPTIONS.” Their words.
The Browns bars NYC fans fill every Sunday are the two chapter rooms, and New York is the only city outside Ohio with two. Haswell Green’s at 240 W 52nd St is the big one — 300-plus capacity, sixteenth Backers season, audio the club describes as dedicated exclusively to Cleveland Browns broadcasts, and published prices: $30 five-beer buckets, $7 Bud Light draft, $18 wings. O’Keefe’s at 62 Court St is Brooklyn’s chapter clubhouse. Two things to plan around: Haswell’s takes no reservations in the regular season and starts seating 90 minutes before kickoff, and the Backers’ house rules ban Steelers fans from the building outright.
At a glance
Two chapter rooms and three fallbacks. Tap a number on the map to place it.
| Bar | The deal | Days | Window | $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haswell Green’s | $30 buckets (5), $18 wings, $7 draft, $12 mimosa | Game days | Doors 90 min pre-kick | $$$ |
| O’Keefe’s Bar & Grill | Brooklyn Browns Backers clubhouse | Game days | Kickoff | $$$ |
| Stout — Bryant Park | NFL RedZone every Sunday; 29 TVs | Sun | All day | $$$ |
| Overlook | Half-price apps, $5–$6 drafts, $7 wells | Daily | 4–7pm | $$$ |
| Mustang Harry’s | $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 craft lager | Daily | 2–5pm | $$$ |
Map: where these 5 spots are
One in Midtown, one in Brooklyn Heights, and the backups in between. A genuinely two-borough fanbase.
Pins are numbered to match the table above – tap any pin for the deal and directions.
The Browns bars
Two chapters, one in Manhattan and one in Brooklyn, which is more organised Browns infrastructure than any other out-of-town fanbase has in this city. One of them publishes its prices; the other publishes nothing but shows up every week.
Haswell Green’s
The loudest single-team room in New York, and the best-documented. The bar’s own sports page reads “Home of the Cleveland Browns & OU Sooners,” and Big Apple Browns Backers call 2026 their sixteenth season here. It is also one of the very few rooms in this city that publishes game-day prices: $30 for a five-beer bucket of Bud Light, Corona or Nutrl, $7 Bud Light draft, $18 wings, $21 smashburger, $12 Browns’ Bubbly mimosa. The Backers say the audio is “dedicated exclusively to Cleveland Browns broadcasts.” The honest caveat: no reservations during the regular season, seating starts 90 minutes before kickoff, and Cleveland Stadium Mustard is available on request, which tells you everything.
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O’Keefe’s Bar & Grill
New York has two Browns chapters, which no other out-of-town fanbase can say. Brooklyn’s meets here: @brooklynbrownsbackers calls itself “Brooklyn’s only Browns Backers club” and names this as its “game day clubhouse,” with current matchup graphics posting the address week by week. The venue itself is a 45-year Brooklyn Heights institution that says nothing about football anywhere — the club brings the Browns, not the bar. The honest caveat: their own domain, okeefesbarandgrill.com, has a broken certificate and will not load, so we have linked the Instagram instead. The bar is open; the website is not.
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When Haswell Green’s is full
It holds 300-plus and it still fills. Three verified fallbacks — see the full NFL bars in NYC guide for more.
Stout — Bryant Park
The answer when your bar is at capacity or the game is a 4:25 you did not plan for. Stout lists this room for “Seattle Seahawks, Ohio State, James Madison and the University of Washington, plus NFL RedZone” — and RedZone is the point. Twenty-nine TVs and a 10-foot projector, the only one of the four Stouts that publishes a screen count. The local move: live DJ 1–6:30pm every football Sunday, so the room stays up after the early window ends. Not a Browns room, but it will have the Browns game on a screen.
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Overlook On now
The overflow room when Haswell Green’s hits capacity, which on a divisional Sunday it will. Thirty-plus TVs, two jumbotrons, and a happy hour that runs 4–7pm every day including Sunday — half-price apps, $5–$6 drafts, $7 wells. That Sunday coverage is the unusual part; most rooms suspend the discount for football. The local move: it is a twelve-minute walk east from Haswell Green’s, so it is a realistic plan B rather than a consolation prize.
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Mustang Harry’s On now
The cheapest published beer in this guide — $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 house craft lager, 2–5pm daily and again from midnight to 2am — with a promise of “full ‘Game Sound’ throughout our two-floor space” for big events. The verdict: the value option if Haswell’s $30 buckets are more commitment than you want. The honest caveat: two blocks from the Garden, and its stated priorities are Knicks, Rangers, UFC and Ravens.
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Watching the Browns in NYC: FAQ
Where is the Browns Backers bar in NYC?
Haswell Green’s at 240 W 52nd Street in Midtown is the Manhattan chapter’s home and calls itself “Home of the Cleveland Browns & OU Sooners” on its own site. Big Apple Browns Backers describe 2026 as their sixteenth season there. Brooklyn has a separate chapter that meets at O’Keefe’s Bar & Grill, 62 Court Street in Brooklyn Heights.
What do drinks cost at Haswell Green’s on a Browns Sunday?
From the venue’s own game-day menu: $30 for a five-beer bucket (Bud Light, Corona or Nutrl Seltzer), $7 Bud Light draft, $10 well drinks, $10 house wine and a $12 Browns’ Bubbly mimosa. Food runs $18 buffalo wings, $16 chicken fingers, $21 smashburger and fries, $15 nachos and $17-$21 pizzas. Note the Backers’ own site lists slightly different prices; the venue’s own menu is the one to trust.
Do I need a reservation for a Browns game at Haswell Green’s?
No, and you cannot get one – the Backers state there are no reservations during the regular season. Doors open and seating starts 90 minutes before kickoff, so 11:30am for a 1pm game. The room holds over 300 plus standing, and uses multiple floors when attendance demands. Kids are welcome, with the caveat that the room gets rowdy.
Are Steelers fans really banned from Haswell Green’s?
That is the Browns Backers chapter’s published house rule, in their own words: “NO STEELERS FANS ALLOWED FOR ANY GAME! They are strictly prohibited, mocked relentlessly and cannot enter our establishment… ZERO EXCEPTIONS.” It appears on the chapter’s site rather than the venue’s, so treat it as the club’s rule for Browns game days.
Where can I watch the Browns in Brooklyn?
O’Keefe’s Bar & Grill, 62 Court Street in Brooklyn Heights – the home of Brooklyn Browns Backers, who describe it as their “game day clubhouse” and post weekly matchup graphics with that address. The bar is open and trading, but its own website has a broken certificate and will not load, so use its Instagram, @okeefesbrooklynnyc, instead.
Last updated: September 2026. Deals and hours change – confirm with the venue before you go. Spot something out of date? Let us know.
