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Jets Bars
in NYC
The deepest official bar network in the city. Also the one with an address two blocks wrong.
20+ Jets bars in the five boroughs – 6 verified in full
- 21 on the official network
- 6 verified in full
- beer towers from $40
- season opens 9 Sept
The short version
- Best happy hourBedford Falls – $2 off all drafts and wells, $12 margaritas, weekdays till 7pm.
- Best for a groupAmity Hall Uptown – $40 beer towers Thursday, half-price wings Monday.
- Most screensStout – four Manhattan rooms, all four carry Jets games, live DJ Sundays 1-6:30pm.
- Most localRambling House in Woodlawn – top of the 4 line, no tourists.
- The correctionThe Jets’ own page lists Stout Penn Station at 133 W 33rd St. It is 215 W 35th St.
The Jets bars NYC fans can actually rely on come off the team’s own official network, which is the deepest in the city — more than twenty listings inside the five boroughs. The six worth your Sunday: Bedford Falls on East 67th for $2 off every draft and well until 7pm, Amity Hall Uptown for $40 beer towers on Thursday, Stout‘s four Manhattan rooms, which all carry Jets games, The Half Pint downtown, Rambling House in Woodlawn, and Kent Ale House in Williamsburg. One thing no other guide will tell you: the team’s own page has the Stout Penn Station address two blocks wrong.
At a glance
The six we verified. Tap a number on the map to place it.
| Bar | The deal | Days | Window | $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stout — Penn Station | Jets games all 4 locations; DJ Sundays | Sun | 1–6:30pm DJ | $$$ |
| Bedford Falls | $2 off drafts & wells, $11 wine, $12 margs | Mon–Fri | Until 7pm | $$$ |
| Amity Hall Uptown | 1/2 price wings Mon; $5 burgers Tue; $40 towers Thu | Mon–Fri | Nightly | $$$ |
| The Half Pint | Deep tap list; Jets network listing | Daily | — | $$$ |
| Rambling House | Woodlawn Irish room on the Jets network | Daily | — | $$$ |
| Kent Ale House | 11 TVs, 24 taps; Jets network listing | Daily | — | $$$ |
The Jets’ own bar network, in the five boroughs
The Jets run the deepest official bar network of any NFL team in New York — more than twenty listings inside the five boroughs, against the Giants’ thirteen. We verified six in full; the rest are reproduced here as the team publishes them, which is more than any other guide does. Note the gap: not one Staten Island bar appears anywhere on it.
| Borough | Bar | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Manhattan | Stout ×4 | Penn Station, Grand Central, Bryant Park, FiDi |
| Manhattan | Bedford Falls | 206 E 67th St |
| Manhattan | Amity Hall Uptown | 982 Amsterdam Ave |
| Manhattan | Amity Hall Downtown | 80 W 3rd St |
| Manhattan | The Half Pint | 76 W 3rd St |
| Manhattan | Bleecker Street Bar | 648 Broadway |
| Manhattan | The Wolfe | 425 Amsterdam Ave |
| Brooklyn | Kent Ale House | 51 Kent Ave |
| Brooklyn | Clara’s | 53 Wilson Ave |
| Brooklyn | That Bar | 47 5th Ave |
| Brooklyn | Ocean’s 8 Billiards | 308 Flatbush Ave |
| Brooklyn | BK Backyard Bar | 86 N 11th St |
| Queens | Break Bar and Billiards | 3204 Broadway, Astoria |
| Queens | Rivercrest | 33-15 Ditmars Blvd, Astoria |
| Queens | The Tap House | 7207 Austin St, Forest Hills |
| Queens | O’Neill’s | Maspeth |
| Queens | Bourbon St Fine Food | 4012 Bell Blvd, Bayside |
| Bronx | Rambling House | 4292 Katonah Ave, Woodlawn |
| Bronx | Blackstone Bar & Grill | 3713 Riverdale Ave |
| Bronx | Downey’s Bar & Grill | 5790 Mosholu Ave |
| Bronx | Made in Puerto Rico | 3363 E Tremont Ave |
One correction to the team’s own page: it lists Stout Penn Station at 133 W 33rd St. Stout’s own site says 215 W 35th St. Two blocks and an avenue apart, and the venue wins.
Map: where these 6 spots are
Uptown-heavy, which is unusual for a football list — the Upper East Side, the Upper West Side, Woodlawn and Williamsburg, plus the Midtown Stouts.
Pins are numbered to match the table above – tap any pin for the deal and directions.
The Jets bars worth the trip
Six from the official network, checked against each venue’s own site. Fair warning that runs through all of them: the team lists these bars, but most of the bars do not mention the Jets anywhere themselves. We would rather say that than sell you a green room that does not exist.
Stout — Penn Station
Stout is the backbone of the Jets’ official network — all four Manhattan rooms are on it, and Stout’s own site says “Of course, every location will also have Jets and Giants games on.” Read that carefully, because it is a promise about screens, not speakers: Stout assigns each location’s audio to a different out-of-town team. Penn Station is the Denver Broncos room. The address, and this is worth knowing: the Jets’ own bar network still lists this Stout at 133 W 33rd St. Stout says 215 W 35th St, and the venue wins. If an official page has sent you to the wrong corner, that is why.
stoutnyc.com · See our bars near Madison Square Garden
Bedford Falls
The best actual happy hour on the Jets’ network: $2 off every draft and every well, $11 wine by the glass, $12 margaritas, Aperol spritzes and Moscow mules, weekdays until 7pm. The verdict: if you live above 59th and do not want to commute to a football bar, this is the pick. The honest caveat: like most of this network, the venue itself never mentions the Jets anywhere on its own site — the affiliation is the team’s listing, not the bar’s marketing. Do not turn up expecting a green room.
bedfordfalls.nyc · See our Upper East Side happy hours
Amity Hall Uptown
The nightly rotation is the reason to come, and it is unusually good: half-price jumbo wings Monday, $5 build-your-own cheeseburgers Tuesday, half-price wine Wednesday, $40 beer towers Thursday, $5 specialty sliders Friday with a two-minimum. That Thursday tower is the single best group-of-six deal on any page in this series, and Thursday Night Football is the obvious use for it. The honest caveat: the venue publishes two overlapping happy-hour windows on the same days and does not mention the Jets or the NFL anywhere, so treat the affiliation as the team’s word rather than the bar’s.
The Half Pint
On the Jets’ network and the most convenient downtown option on it, three blocks from the A/B/C/D/E/F/M at West 4th. The verdict: a good beer bar that will have the game on, rather than a Jets room — which, to be fair, describes most of this network. The honest caveat: we could not source current game-day pricing from the venue, so there is nothing to promise you on cost. Go for the taps and the location.
thehalfpint.com · See our Greenwich Village happy hours
Rambling House
The furthest thing on this page from a Midtown sports box, and better for it. Woodlawn is the last real Irish neighbourhood in the Bronx and this is one of its anchors — on the Jets’ official network, at the top of the 4 line. Worth it if you want a Sunday where the bar staff know the regulars’ names and nobody is filming the room. The honest caveat: no published prices or game-day specials, so this is a room recommendation.
ramblinghousebronx.com · See our Woodlawn happy hours
Kent Ale House
Eleven TVs and 24 taps, the best-equipped Brooklyn room on the Jets’ network. It is also, per a post on its own website, “the only San Francisco 49ers bar in Brooklyn… showing all games with sound.” Both things are true at once, and you should know which one you are walking into. The verdict: a fine place to watch the Jets, and an awkward one if the Jets and the 49ers are on at the same time. Go here instead if it is a 4:25 and you want somewhere in Brooklyn that will not be four deep.
kentalehouse.com · See our Williamsburg happy hours
Watching the Jets in NYC: FAQ
Does the Jets have an official bar in NYC?
The Jets publish an official bar network rather than one flagship bar, and it is the deepest of any team in the city – more than twenty listings inside the five boroughs, including all four Stout locations, Bedford Falls, both Amity Halls, The Half Pint, Kent Ale House and Rambling House in Woodlawn. Notably, there is not a single Staten Island bar anywhere on it.
Which NYC bar has the best Jets happy hour?
Bedford Falls at 206 E 67th Street: $2 off all drafts and all well drinks, $11 wine by the glass and $12 margaritas, Aperol spritzes and Moscow mules, weekdays until 7pm. For a group, Amity Hall Uptown at 982 Amsterdam Avenue does $40 beer towers on Thursdays and half-price jumbo wings on Mondays.
Do all four Stout locations show Jets games?
Yes. Stout’s own site states “every location will also have Jets and Giants games on.” But each location dedicates its audio to a different out-of-town team – Penn Station is Broncos, FiDi is Chiefs, Grand Central is Packers, Bryant Park is Seahawks – so a Jets game will be on a screen rather than on the speakers. All four run a live DJ from 1pm to 6:30pm every football Sunday.
What is the correct address for Stout Penn Station?
215 W 35th Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues. The Jets’ own bar network page lists it as 133 W 33rd Street, which is two blocks and an avenue away. Stout’s own website gives 215 W 35th Street, and the venue’s own site wins on any conflict. It opens earlier than usual on Madison Square Garden event days.
Where can I watch the Jets in Brooklyn or the Bronx?
Kent Ale House at 51 Kent Avenue in Williamsburg has 11 TVs and 24 taps and is the best-equipped Brooklyn room on the network – though it also bills itself as Brooklyn’s 49ers bar, so check what has the sound. In the Bronx, Rambling House at 4292 Katonah Avenue in Woodlawn is a genuinely local Irish room at the top of the 4 line.
Last updated: September 2026. Deals and hours change – confirm with the venue before you go. Spot something out of date? Let us know.
