New York City / Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers Bars
in NYC
One bar pipes in Heinz Field sound effects. Another bans you outright. Know which is which.
Hibernia on W 50th is the Steelers room – Printers Alley is the fan club’s
- 6 verified rooms
- 7-hour happy hour uptown
- 1 bar that bans you
- season opens 9 Sept
The short version
- The Steelers barHibernia – “our bartenders don’t channel surf,” plus Heinz Field anthems and sound bites.
- Fan club HQPrinters Alley – official home of Steelers Nation NYC, quieter than Hibernia.
- Longest happy hourDylan Murphy’s – noon to 7pm every day, covering both kickoff windows.
- Do not goHaswell Green’s bans Steelers fans outright – “ZERO EXCEPTIONS,” in the Browns Backers’ own words.
- ClosedCody’s Bar & Grill on Hudson St is shut. Several guides still list it.
The Steelers bars NYC fans actually fill are Hibernia at 401 W 50th St, which promises its bartenders don’t channel surf and pipes in the same anthems you would hear at Heinz Field, and Printers Alley at 215 W 40th, the official home of Steelers Nation NYC. Uptown, Dylan Murphy’s runs a seven-hour happy hour that has quietly become a Yorkville Steelers hangout. One warning that no other guide gives you: Haswell Green’s, fourteen blocks from Hibernia, bans Steelers fans from the building. And Cody’s on Hudson, which still turns up on Steelers lists, closed.
At a glance
Three Steelers rooms, two fallbacks and one to walk past. Tap a number on the map.
| Bar | The deal | Days | Window | $ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hibernia Bar | Steelers broadcast + stadium sound cues | Game days | Kickoff | $$$ |
| Printers Alley | Home of Steelers Nation NYC | Game days | Kickoff | $$$ |
| Dylan Murphy’s | Happy hour daily, noon–7pm | Daily | 12–7pm | $$$ |
| Haswell Green’s | Steelers fans banned — do not go | Browns game days | — | $$$ |
| Stout — Bryant Park | NFL RedZone every Sunday; 29 TVs | Sun | All day | $$$ |
| Mustang Harry’s | $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 craft lager | Daily | 2–5pm | $$$ |
Map: where these 6 spots are
A tight Midtown west cluster — Hibernia and Printers Alley are a ten-minute walk apart — with the uptown option on Third Avenue.
Pins are numbered to match the table above – tap any pin for the deal and directions.
The Steelers bars
Two real Steelers rooms in Manhattan and one long happy hour uptown that happens to attract the crowd. New York has a genuine Steelers scene, which is more than most out-of-market fanbases get.
Hibernia Bar
The best line any New York sports bar has written about itself, and the whole reason to come: “our bartenders don’t channel surf, we watch the Steelers.” They go further and claim to play “the same songs, anthems, and sound bites you’ll hear at Heinz Field.” Six HDTVs and a projection screen is small by Midtown standards — and that is exactly the point, because nobody is arguing about what’s on. The local move: they run a Steelers pregame happy hour before the season opens, 3–6pm on Saturday 6 September, with giveaways and a shot at tailgate tickets. The honest caveat: no drink prices published anywhere, so this is a room recommendation, not a value one.
hiberniabar.com · See our Hell’s Kitchen happy hours
Printers Alley
Their own page calls it “the official home of Steelers Nation NYC, NYC’s #1 Steelers fan club.” Worth being precise about what that means: it is the fan club’s designated bar, not a team-registered backers location — the NFL’s Steelers Nation Unite finder returns nothing in New York at all. The verdict: the lower-key of the two real options. If Hibernia’s Heinz Field sound effects are a bit much, come here instead. The honest caveat: nothing published on prices or sound policy, and it is a block off Times Square, so expect the room to include people who wandered in.
printersalleynyc.com · See our Times Square happy hours
Dylan Murphy’s On now
Seven hours of happy hour, every single day — noon to 7pm, which is the longest window of any bar in this whole series and covers both the 1pm and the 4:25 kickoff. Prices are not listed on the specials page, so we cannot tell you what it saves you. Be clear on what this is: we read their site end to end and there is no mention of the Steelers, the NFL or football anywhere. The connection is a Yorkville fan group that adopted the bar, not the bar adopting the team. Worth it if you live uptown and want a long, cheap afternoon; go to Hibernia instead if you want the room to care.
Backups, and one bar to avoid
Where to go when Hell’s Kitchen is full — and the one address in Midtown where black and gold is officially unwelcome. More in the full NFL bars in NYC guide.
Haswell Green’s
An anti-recommendation, and the most entertaining sentence we found all season. Haswell Green’s is the New York home of Big Apple Browns Backers, now in its sixteenth season, and the chapter’s own house rules read: “NO STEELERS FANS ALLOWED FOR ANY GAME! They are strictly prohibited, mocked relentlessly and cannot enter our establishment… ZERO EXCEPTIONS.” It is a 300-capacity room on West 52nd, fourteen blocks from Hibernia. The verdict: if you are wearing black and gold, this is the one bar in New York to walk past. We are including it so you do not find out the hard way.
haswellgreens.com · See our Browns bars in NYC
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 Steelers room, but it will have the Steelers game on a screen.
stoutnyc.com · See our best sports bars in NYC
Mustang Harry’s On now
The value option, and unlike either Steelers room it actually publishes prices: $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 house craft lager, $12 shot of the day, $14 house wine, 2–5pm daily and again from midnight to 2am. Their FAQ promises “full ‘Game Sound’ throughout our two-floor space” for big events. The honest caveat: the bar’s own priority list is Knicks, Rangers, UFC and Ravens, and it is two blocks from the Garden, so a Steelers game is not winning the speakers on a Rangers night.
mustangharrys.com · See our Chelsea happy hours
Watching the Steelers in NYC: FAQ
Where is the Steelers bar in NYC?
Hibernia Bar, 401 W 50th Street in Hell’s Kitchen. Its own Steelers page states “our bartenders don’t channel surf, we watch the Steelers” and says it plays “the same songs, anthems, and sound bites you’ll hear at Heinz Field.” Six HDTVs plus a projection screen. Printers Alley at 215 W 40th Street is the other real option – it calls itself the official home of Steelers Nation NYC, the city’s largest Steelers fan club.
Is there an official Steelers Nation Unite bar in New York?
No. The NFL’s own Steelers Nation Unite bar finder returns no New York listings. Hibernia’s “best Steelers bar in NYC” claim is self-branded, and Printers Alley is the designated home of an independent fan club rather than a team-registered location. Both are real Steelers rooms; neither carries an official league or team registration.
Which NYC bar bans Steelers fans?
Haswell Green’s at 240 W 52nd Street, the home of Big Apple Browns Backers. The chapter’s own house rules read: “NO STEELERS FANS ALLOWED FOR ANY GAME! They are strictly prohibited, mocked relentlessly and cannot enter our establishment… ZERO EXCEPTIONS.” It is a 300-capacity room fourteen blocks from Hibernia, so it is an easy mistake to make.
Where can I get a cheap drink before a Steelers game in NYC?
Dylan Murphy’s at 1453 Third Avenue runs happy hour daily from noon to 7pm – seven hours, the longest window of any bar in this guide, and it covers both the 1pm and 4:25pm kickoffs. Prices are not published. Mustang Harry’s at 352 7th Avenue does publish: $6.50 Bud Light, $7.50 house craft lager and $12 shot of the day, 2-5pm daily and again from midnight to 2am.
Which Steelers bars in NYC have closed?
Cody’s Bar & Grill at 282 Hudson Street is permanently closed, and still appears on several circulating Steelers bar lists. We also could not verify any current Steelers affiliation for a New York “Public House” despite aggregator listings, and Mean Fiddler on W 47th makes no Steelers claim anywhere on its own site.
Last updated: September 2026. Deals and hours change – confirm with the venue before you go. Spot something out of date? Let us know.
