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When game day arrives we need three things: a rowdy place to hangout at, good food in front of us, and an ice cold drink by our side.

So it's time to head to a spot around the city to let out your inner-fan! Here are 18 of our favorite sports bars in NYC for watching a game this year:1.

BK Backyard Bar, Williamsburg

Born out of a pandemic idea, BK Backyard Bar (formerly known as Tailgate BK) in Brooklyn is one of, if not our favorite spot to watch sports in NYC.

Especially with gorgeous weather, this outdoor entertainment space is full of picnic tables, food trucks, TVs, lawn games, bars, and so much more! This is the perfect spot to gather a group and watch the games, especially if you reserve a table! Each reservation comes with a heated table, personal 65" TV, and contactless food and beverage ordering.

Plus, the atmosphere is always great since everyone's watching, and it's a perfect place to mingle and cheer with other friends!

Where: 86 N 11th Street, Brooklyn2.

Standings, East Village

As the photo above implies, you'll find just about any college football game at Standings, and they do pretty good on Sundays for NFL too.

The bar itself is tight-knit, intimate, and filled with TVs with a range of games.

Their tap beers and bring-your-own-food vibe makes it the perfect spot to crawl into for an afternoon for several hours and immerse yourself in the game (and their walls of memorabilia)!Where: 43 E 7th St3.

Keg & Lantern Brewing Company, Greenpoint

Keg & Lantern Brewing Company is another great outdoor spot to watch football, especially in the earlier months of the season.

Since its a brewing company, their beer options are second to none and their food is delicious as well.

They run daily food and drink specials during the week (Pretzel & Pitcher for $29 on Saturdays and Nachos & Pitcher for $29 on Sundays) and some of the best wings in Williamsburg.

If you're going, you've got to try one of their in-house brewed beers!

Where: 97 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn4.

Blondies, Upper West Side

There are a few main criteria you think of when evaluating a sports bar, and one of them is surely its version of the classic food pairing for game-watching: buffalo wings.

Blondie's on the Upper West Side has long been rated as a top spot for the best wings in NYC.

It's also the go-to spot for college alumni clubs including Penn State and Michigan State.

We recommend reserving a table for game day!

Where: 212 W 79th St.5.

Stout, Various Locations

Stout boasts 4 locations around Manhattan, so odds are you'll one into one as you barhop on gameday.

Complete with dimmed lights, tons of space, plenty of TVs, and a large list of beers, this is a great spot to go if you want to watch the game peacefully.

Depending on the location, there will still be a great atmosphere, it's just scaled back a little more.

They have a very good brunch menu that runs until 4 pm (thank god football starts at noon or 1 pm), and has great cocktails too.

They also show every New York Rangers game, F1 races, MLB, and so much more.

Where:FiDi � 90 John St

Penn Station � 133 W 33rd St

Grand Central � 60 E 41st St

Bryant Park � 109 W 39th St6.

The Whiskey On Grand, Williamsburg

The Big Whiskey sports bar was started by three brothers in 2016 with the goal of providing "well poured drinks, tasty food, good music, a comfortable setting and great service.

" You're treated like a star no matter what you order, and with a menu full of options like loaded tater tots and lemon garlic wings, we're guessing that will be a lot!

Where: 524 Grand St.3503, Brooklyn7.

Break Bar & Billiards, Astoria

Watch sports, and play them too! At the 7,000-square-foot Break in Astoria, Queens, you can watch the game on one of 16 HD TVs and/or play the likes of pool, ping pong, giant Jenga, foosball, card games, and more.

Where: 32-04 Broadway, Astoria, Queens8.

Harlem Tavern, Harlem

You can get a full dinner here as the extensive menu includes entrees like braised short ribs and steak frites alongside hefty burgers, sandwiches, and flatbread options.

During Monday-Friday happy hour from 4 � 7 pm the sports bar offers $6 select beer drafts, $9 sangria, $7 house mixed drinks, $10 cocktail of the day, and $8 select red and white wine.

Plus, there's ample outdoor seating!

Where: 2153 Frederick Douglass Blvd9.

Blue Haven, Greenwich Village & Kips Bay

Blue Haven is the perfect combination of upscale sports bar and laidback gastropub.

This is the place to watch college football if you have some rooting interests in the teams at hand.

Their menu has all the gameday classics like chicken wings and burgers, and their draught beers are just as good.

Their alcohol menu is mind-blowing, consisting of draft beers, cans, cocktails, and extensive hard seltzer list! We recommend reserving a table if you have a group going because this place fills up quick despite its size!Where:

Greenwich Village � 108 W Houston St

Kips Bay � 493 3rd Ave10.

The Bronx Public, The Bronx

The Bronx Public offers both an extensive drink and food menu, serving up items like quesadillas, tacos, burgers, steaks, and, of course, wings.

They even cater to vegans with items like a vegan chopped cheese and a vegan quesadilla! Their drink menu is extensive, their vibes are great, and they're a perfect game day spot.

Just be sure to make a reservation if you don't want to wait long!

Where: 170 W 231st St, Bronx11.

The Irish American, FiDi

With homey, down-to-Earth vibes, an Irish pub is often the perfect spot to catch a game.

Enjoy a pint of Guinness and maybe some shepherd's pie while you kick back at this cozy local watering hole in the Financial District.

They have tons of seating and even a game room with pool, ping pong and foosball if you need to a take a break from the game with your own game.

Where: 17 John St.12.

The Seneca, Ridgewood

This Queens pick comes from the sons of Lon Ballinger, who opened Webster Hall.

Right on Seneca Ave, they offer rotating local and imported beer on tap, wine and kombucha, and homemade elevated bar bites like blistered shishito peppers, spicy fried chicken nuggets, and burgers with special sauce.

Where: 582 Seneca Ave, Ridgewood, Queens13.

Joe Broadway's Billiards & Sports Pub, Staten Island

Voted Staten Island's best wings with two full bars offering a wide selection of domestic and imported beers, Joe Broadway's Billiards & Sports Pub is definitely not a bad spot to watch the game.

Their wing sauce selection is extensive, offering up flavors like the classic buffalo and BBQ alongside bourbon, sriracha teriyaki, Jameson sweet and spicy, spiced honey, and more.

Where: 2178 Forest Ave, Staten Island14.

Industry Kitchen, South Street Seaport

Industry Kitchen is right next to the East River and boasts unobstructed views of the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges and Brooklyn Skyline.

It's a step above a typical sports bar, but they're known for their brick oven pizzas and have three large TVs for screenings.Where: 70 South St.at Maiden Lane15.

Smithfield Hall NYC, Chelsea

Smithfield Hall NYC is one of New York's premier sports bars and grills, considered a restaurant/sports bar hybrid.

It offers up New American small bites along with late-night cocktails to set the mood on a late night.

But when game day comes Smithfield offers up 9 outdoor heated tables with eight TV's for your viewing pleasure.

Inside, there's two bars with 26 TV's so there's no way you'll miss a second of the game.

Where: 138 W 25th St16.

Overlook, Turtle Bay

Calling all Chicagoan-turned-New Yorkers, this Bears bar in NYC might just be the slice of home you've been looking for.

And yes, none Bears fans are welcome too.

Their extensive menu offers some classic bar food, but to make it easy for everyone, you can just go ahead and order the Big Apple Platter that comes with buffalo wings, spinach and artichoke dip, onion rings, chicken tenders and fried ravioli.

The multi-level bar even has an open air roof deck!

Where: 225 E 44th St.17.

The Harry Lemon, East Village

Irish hospitality meets sports viewing at this lively pub off of Avenue B.

The Harry Lemon shows every sport you could hope for, including NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and MLS games, in addition to college sports, MMA fights and more.

You can even book the space for private parties if you're looking for a team bonding experience or an after work, company activity!Where: 28 Avenue B18.

Stan's Sports Bar, Bronx

Unofficially the Yankees Stadium bar, this Bronx spot is located within the 161st Street Business District, just a skip and a hop away from the stadium.

Yankee caricatures line the walls as hundreds of photos of baseball players cover the bar top.

This is definitely a spot to find your super fan community.

Where: 836 River Ave.