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The Dolphins’ own bar network lists 35 bars. Every one of them is in Florida. New York sorted itself out.

Slattery’s Midtown Pub – the Dolfans NYC home bar, both floors

  • 1 real Dolphins bar
  • 25 HD TVs, two floors
  • 0 NY bars on the team’s own list
  • MetLife takeover 25 Oct

The short version

  • The Dolphins barSlattery’s Midtown Pub, 8 E 36th St – the Dolfans NYC home bar, confirmed by both sides.
  • Why it’s differentThe bar built the club a museum in the back and donates a cut of every Sunday. Dolfans now take both floors.
  • Free drinkA free shot with your first drink, every single day.
  • Book by 13 SeptThe MetLife takeover bus from Slattery’s is $50 early bird, $60 after Week 1.
  • The gapMiami’s official bar network lists about 35 bars. All of them are in South Florida. None in New York.

The Dolphins bars NYC conversation is short, because it has one answer and that answer is unusually good. Slattery’s Midtown Pub at 8 E 36th St is the home of Dolfans NYC, and it is the only pairing in this entire series confirmed from both sides — the bar’s own site links out to the club, and the club’s site names the bar. The arrangement is genuinely unusual: Slattery’s built the club a museum in the back, donates a cut of every Sunday, and put Dolphins dishes on the menu. Twenty-five HD TVs across two floors, and a free shot with your first drink daily. If you are going to the MetLife takeover on 25 October, book the bus before 13 September.

At a glance

One Dolphins room and four fallbacks. Tap a number on the map to place it.

BarThe dealDaysWindow$
Slattery’s Midtown PubFree shot w/ first drink; rotating daily dealsDailyVaries$$$
Stout — Bryant ParkNFL RedZone every Sunday; 29 TVsSunAll day$$$
OverlookHalf-price apps, $5–$6 drafts, $7 wellsDaily4–7pm$$$
Continental Sports LoungeWeekday HH; Sunday Funday 7pm–closeMon–Thu11am–11pm$$$
Mustang Harry’s$6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 craft lagerDaily2–5pm$$$

The MetLife takeover, 25 October

The single most useful thing on this page if you are a Dolfan in New York, and the reason to read it before mid-September rather than after.

WhatPriceDetail
Game ticket$80$70 early bird
Tailgate, all-you-can-eat/drink$125$20 off with the club code before the season
Tailgate, non-alcoholic$100—
VIP tailgate$150Reserved table for four
Bus from Slattery’s$50Early bird until 13 Sept, then $60. Leaves 8am, check-in 7:30am
Pre-party at Slattery’s24 Oct6–8pm, the night before

Dolfans NYC run this annually. The bus early-bird price rises on 13 September, which is Week 1 Sunday — so the cheap window closes before most people have thought about October. Prices are the club’s own; confirm on their site before paying.

Map: where these 5 spots are

A tight Murray Hill and Midtown cluster, with the biggest-screen fallback downtown in FiDi.

Pins are numbered to match the table above – tap any pin for the deal and directions.

The Dolphins bar

One, and it is not a compromise — it is a thirteen-year partnership with a fan club that has a museum in the back of the room.

Slattery’s Midtown Pub

Two floors, 25 HD TVs, and a fan club with a museum · 8 E 36th St, Murray Hill $$$
Free shot with your first drinkdaily
Happy hourDaily rotating specials calendar
SoundDolfans NYC official game watch, both floors

The tightest team-bar pairing in this whole guide, and the only one confirmed from both sides at once: Slattery’s own site carries an Official Game Watch nav item pointing straight at Dolfans NYC, and Dolfans’ site names Slattery’s right back. The club’s own history explains why — the bar offered to build them a museum in the back, donate a cut of every Sunday and put Dolphins dishes on the menu. They have since taken over both floors. Twenty-five HD TVs. The local move: there is a free shot with your first drink every day. The honest caveat: the rest of the specials run on a calendar that changes weekly, so check the site the morning of rather than trusting a price you read here in October.

When Dolfans take both floors

They regularly do. Four verified fallbacks within walking distance or a short train. More in the full NFL bars in NYC guide.

Stout — Bryant Park

29 TVs, a 10ft projector, and RedZone · 109 W 39th St, Midtown $$$
No football-specific pricing published—
Happy hourSun–Tue 11:30am–midnight
SoundSeahawks room — but RedZone every Sunday

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 Dolphins room, but it will have the Dolphins game on a screen.

Overlook On now

30+ TVs and two jumbotrons · 225 E 44th St, Midtown East $$$
Half-price apps + $5–$6 drafts, $7 wells4–7pm daily
Happy hourDaily 4–7pm
SoundNo published policy

Eight blocks north of Slattery’s and the obvious overflow when Dolfans take both floors. 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. Most rooms kill the discount during football; this one does not. The local move: Wednesday’s $1 Bud Light drafts run 7–9pm, the cheapest hour in this guide.

Continental Sports Lounge On now

70+ screens and a video wall · 82 Beaver St, FiDi $$$
Weekday happy hour + Sunday Funday late menu7 days
Happy hourMon–Thu 11am–11pm
SoundBills room, but the glass goes round

Seventy-plus screens and a video wall, and the only bar in this guide whose own site names the team it belongs to — the “Official Buffalo Bills Backers BAR in FiDi NYC.” That matters to a Dolphins fan for the obvious reason: with that much glass, every other game still gets a screen, and downtown has nothing else close to this size. The local move: three blocks from the 2/3 at Wall St, and unlike the rest of FiDi it does not empty out at 6pm on a weekend. The honest caveat: if the Bills are playing, the video wall is spoken for.

Mustang Harry’s On now

Two floors, 20+ HDTVs, full game sound · 352 7th Ave, Chelsea $$$
$6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 craft lager, $12 shot of the day2–5pm & midnight–2am
Happy hourDaily 2–5pm
SoundFull game sound for big events

Six blocks west of Slattery’s, with published prices and a published sound policy: $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 house craft lager, $12 shot of the day, 2–5pm daily and again midnight to 2am, plus “full ‘Game Sound’ throughout our two-floor space” for big events. The honest caveat: two blocks from the Garden, and its own priorities run Knicks, Rangers, UFC, Ravens.

Watching the Dolphins in NYC: FAQ

Where do Dolphins fans watch games in NYC?

Slattery’s Midtown Pub, 8 E 36th Street in Murray Hill. It is the home of Dolfans NYC and is confirmed from both directions: Slattery’s own site has an “Official Game Watch” navigation item linking to dolfansnyc.com, and the club’s own site names Slattery’s. The club has expanded to both floors of the venue, which has 25 HD TVs.

Does Miami have an official bar network in New York?

No. The Dolphins publish an official bar network of roughly 35 venues, and every single one is in South Florida. There are no New York listings at all. Dolfans NYC is an independent fan club that has consolidated into one venue since around 2013, which is why New York’s answer is a single bar rather than a scattered list.

What is the Dolfans NYC MetLife takeover and what does it cost?

An annual group trip to the Dolphins’ game at MetLife Stadium, on 25 October 2026 at 1pm. The club’s own prices: game tickets $80 or $70 early bird; the all-you-can-eat-and-drink tailgate $125, non-alcoholic $100, VIP with a reserved table for four $150; and a bus from Slattery’s at $50 early bird until 13 September, rising to $60 after. The bus leaves at 8am with check-in by 7:30am, and there is a pre-party at Slattery’s on 24 October from 6-8pm.

Are there drink specials at Slattery’s?

Yes – a free shot with your first drink, every day. Beyond that, Slattery’s runs a weekly specials calendar that changes, recently including a $17 lunch-and-a-drink deal from 11am to 3pm on weekdays. Because it rotates, check their site on the morning of rather than relying on a price published elsewhere.

Where else can I watch the Dolphins in NYC?

When Dolfans fill both floors, Overlook at 225 E 44th Street is eight blocks north with 30+ TVs, two jumbotrons and a 4-7pm happy hour every day including Sunday. Mustang Harry’s at 352 7th Avenue publishes both prices and a full game-sound policy. Downtown, Continental Sports Lounge has 70+ screens. For every game at once, Stout Bryant Park carries NFL RedZone.

Last updated: September 2026. Deals and hours change – confirm with the venue before you go. Spot something out of date? Let us know.

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