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Giants Bars
in NYC
The team publishes an official bar list. It also spells Bedford Avenue “Bedtime.”
13 Giants bars in the five boroughs – 4 verified in full
- 13 on the official network
- 4 verified in full
- 44 screens at the biggest
- season opens 9 Sept
The short version
- Biggest roomBlue Haven South – 44 screens in FiDi, open till 2am.
- Best for a 1pmBlue Haven on Houston – $25 bottomless brunch, 11am-3pm.
- Actual Giants countryBronx Alehouse in Kingsbridge – craft taps, kitchen till midnight.
- CheapestTurkey’s Nest – a Bedford Ave dive with no website and no pretence.
- The catchBlue Haven South’s happy hour excludes “major sporting events” – the discount is off during the game.
The Giants bars NYC fans actually use start with the team’s own official bar network — thirteen listings inside the five boroughs, which no other guide bothers to reproduce. The four worth your Sunday are Blue Haven South at 121 Fulton St with 44 screens, Blue Haven on West Houston for a $25 bottomless brunch that lines up with a 1pm kickoff, Bronx Alehouse in Kingsbridge for a crowd that actually lives in Giants country, and Turkey’s Nest on Bedford if you want a plastic cup and no table service. We checked those four ourselves and list the other nine honestly as unchecked.
At a glance
The four we verified plus two fallbacks. Tap a number on the map to place it.
| Bar | The deal | Days | Window | $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Haven South | 44 TVs; HH excludes major sporting events | Daily | See caveat | $$$ |
| Blue Haven | $25 bottomless brunch (+ entree) | Weekends | 11am–3pm | $$$ |
| Bronx Alehouse | Craft taps; kitchen to midnight | 7 days | 11am–2am | $$$ |
| Turkey’s Nest Tavern | Cheap beer, dive prices, cash-friendly | Daily | — | $$$ |
| Stout — Bryant Park | Giants games + NFL RedZone; 29 TVs | Sun | All day | $$$ |
| Continental Sports Lounge | Weekday HH; Sunday Funday 7pm–close | Mon–Thu | 11am–11pm | $$$ |
The Giants’ own bar network, in the five boroughs
The Giants publish an official bar network. Thirteen of the listings are inside the five boroughs, and no other guide reproduces them. We verified four in full and are telling you plainly which nine we did not, rather than passing the team’s list off as our own reporting.
| Borough | Bar | Address | Our check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bronx | Bronx Alehouse | 216 W 238th St | verified |
| Bronx | Made in Puerto Rico | 3363 E Tremont Ave | not checked |
| Bronx | McDermott’s Pub | 2634 E Tremont Ave | not checked |
| Bronx | HK Kitchen & Draft House | 3599 E Tremont Ave | not checked |
| Brooklyn | Turkey’s Nest Tavern | 94 Bedford Ave | verified |
| Brooklyn | Rays Hometown Bar | 905 Lorimer St | not checked |
| Brooklyn | HA Weeda Tavern and Billiards | 4575 2nd Ave | not checked |
| Brooklyn | Brooklyn Billiards | 90 N 11th St | not checked |
| Brooklyn | The Big Whiskey | 524 Grand St | name conflict — see below |
| Manhattan | Blue Haven South | 121 Fulton St | verified |
| Manhattan | Blue Haven | 108 W Houston St | verified |
| Queens | Cobblestones Pub | 117-18 Queens Blvd, Forest Hills | not checked |
| Staten Island | Jimmy Maxx | 280 Watchogue Rd | not checked |
Two warnings about the team’s own page. It lists Turkey’s Nest at “94 Bedtime Ave” — the street is Bedford. And it lists The Big Whiskey at 524 Grand St, an address now trading under a different name; we could not confirm the Giants affiliation survived the change, so we have left it off the map rather than send you to a bar that may not want you.
Map: where these 6 spots are
Spread wide, on purpose — FiDi, the Village, Williamsburg and Kingsbridge. There is no single Giants block in this city.
Pins are numbered to match the table above – tap any pin for the deal and directions.
The Giants bars worth the trip
Four we checked in full, from the 44-screen room in FiDi to a Bedford Avenue dive with no website. The full official network is in the table above.
Blue Haven South
The biggest room on the Giants’ own bar network and the easiest one to get to on a Sunday — 44 screens, open to 2am Sunday through Wednesday and 3am the rest of the week. The honest caveat, and it is the single most useful line on this page: their specials page excludes “holidays and major sporting events.” The happy hour is off during exactly the games you would come here for. Nearly every packed sports bar in New York does this and almost none of them print it. Come for the screens, pay rack rate.
south.bluehavennyc.com · See our FiDi happy hours
Blue Haven
Same operator, same spot on the Giants’ network, half the chaos. The useful thing here is the timing: bottomless mimosas or bloody marys for $25 plus the price of an entree, 11am–3pm — which lines up exactly with a 1pm kickoff. The verdict: if you want to watch the Giants without standing for three hours, this is the version of Blue Haven to pick. The honest caveat: it is a restaurant that shows football, not a football bar, so do not expect the room to erupt.
westvillage.bluehavennyc.com · See our West Village happy hours
Bronx Alehouse
The one on this list that feels like it earned the affiliation rather than applied for it. Kingsbridge is Giants country in a way that Houston Street is not, and this is the neighbourhood’s good beer bar — kitchen open to midnight, bar to 2am, 4am on Friday and Saturday. The verdict: worth the 1 train if you want a Giants crowd that lives here rather than one that commuted in. The honest caveat: their happy hour menu is referenced in the site navigation but the page does not load, so we cannot tell you what it costs and will not guess.
bronxalehouse.com · See our best breweries in NYC
Turkey’s Nest Tavern
A genuine Williamsburg holdout on the Giants’ official network, which is a funnier sentence than it should be. No website, no published prices, no menu to link to — just one of the last cheap bars on Bedford, still standing. Worth it: if your idea of watching football is a plastic cup and no table service, this beats every Midtown box on this page. Address note: the Giants’ own network page lists it as “94 Bedtime Ave.” It is 94 Bedford Ave. Somebody at the team should fix that.
See our Williamsburg happy hours
If your bar is packed
Home games empty half these rooms into MetLife and fill the rest. Two reliable fallbacks — and the full NFL bars in NYC guide has the rest.
Stout — Bryant Park
Stout runs four Manhattan rooms and dedicates each one’s audio to a different out-of-town team — but the house rule covers you: “Of course, every location will also have Jets and Giants games on.” Bryant Park is the one to pick, because it is the only one carrying NFL RedZone and the only one that publishes a screen count: 29 TVs and a 10-foot projector. The local move: live DJ 1–6:30pm every football Sunday at all four.
stoutnyc.com · See our best sports bars in NYC
Continental Sports Lounge On now
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 Giants 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.
continentalbarnyc.com · See our FiDi happy hours
Watching the Giants in NYC: FAQ
Does the Giants have an official bar in NYC?
The Giants publish an official bar network rather than naming one bar. Thirteen of those listings are inside the five boroughs: four in the Bronx, five in Brooklyn, two in Manhattan, one in Queens and one on Staten Island. We verified four of them in full – Blue Haven South, Blue Haven on West Houston, Bronx Alehouse and Turkey’s Nest Tavern – and have marked the rest as unchecked rather than repeating the team’s list as our own reporting.
Where is the biggest Giants bar in Manhattan?
Blue Haven South, 121 Fulton Street in FiDi, with 44 screens. It is open 11am to 2am Sunday through Wednesday and to 3am Thursday through Saturday. Be aware that its happy hour explicitly excludes “holidays and major sporting events” – the discount does not apply during the games you would go there for.
Where can I watch the Giants in Brooklyn or the Bronx?
Turkey’s Nest Tavern at 94 Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg is on the official network and is one of the last genuinely cheap bars on that strip – no website, no published prices, styrofoam cups. In the Bronx, Bronx Alehouse at 216 W 238th Street in Kingsbridge is the neighbourhood craft beer room, with the kitchen open to midnight and the bar to 2am, 4am on Friday and Saturday.
Where do I watch the Giants during a home game?
Home games thin out the FiDi and Midtown rooms and fill the neighbourhood ones. Bronx Alehouse and Turkey’s Nest hold up best. If you want guaranteed coverage of every game at once, Stout Bryant Park carries NFL RedZone every Sunday on 29 TVs and a 10-foot projector, and Stout’s own site confirms all four of its locations carry Giants games.
Is there a Giants happy hour in NYC?
Not a dedicated one, and be careful with the general ones. Blue Haven South’s specials exclude major sporting events outright. Blue Haven on West Houston runs a $25 bottomless brunch from 11am to 3pm at weekends, plus the price of an entree, which is the closest thing to a game-day deal on the network. Continental Sports Lounge in FiDi runs a weekday happy hour and a Sunday Funday late menu from 7pm.
Last updated: September 2026. Deals and hours change – confirm with the venue before you go. Spot something out of date? Let us know.
