Happy Thanksgiving!
OpenTable.com has an extensive list of NYC restaurants that are open on Thanksgiving.
Here are some MurphGuide favorites, also providing a special Thanksgiving meal:
• Thanksgiving Dinner at St. Andrew's
• Thanksgiving Dinner at Croton Reservoir Tavern
• Thanksgiving Dinner at Hurley's Saloon
• Thanksgiving Dinner at Jack's
• Thanksgiving Feast at Ulysses'
• Texas Football vs A&M and Thanksgiving Dinner at Stout
• Thanksgiving Dinner at Dorrian's Red Hand
• O'Casey's Tavern has that 100-proof turkey that was all over the media earlier this week. In case you missed it, you can read about it here.
And finally, since everybody will have turkey on the brain (and in the stomach), here is a clip which will make you pronounce turkey differently today...
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Thanksgiving Eve - Wednesday, Nov. 25
The day before Thanksgiving is one of the top six hottest nights on the NY bar scene (along with Halloween, New Year's Eve, Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day & Cinco de Mayo). Since almost the entire nation is off the next day, everybody is free to let loose on a Wednesday night.
Our special Thanksgiving Eve page lists Pre-Thanksgiving parties including (alphabetically):
Amnesia, Bar XII, Black Finn, BLVD, Calico Jack's, Capitale, China Club, Connolly's, Crimson,
D'or , Duvet, 420 Lounge, Hudson Bar, Irving Mill, Katwalk, McFadden's, Mercury Bar, M.J. Armstrong's, Overlook, Pacha, Pranna, Queen of Hearts, Redemption, Roam, Room Service,
Saloon, STK, Third & Long, Thirteen, Touch NYC and Turtle Bay
The bars on the upper west side will be active tonight as thousands of people will come to see the balloons get blown up for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Viewing is from 3 - 10pm on W. 77th & W. 81st St. between Columbus Ave. & Central Park West (the north and south sides of the Museum of Natural History). After visiting the balloons, hit one of the upper west side bars. Here are some suggestions:
101 W. 75th St.
(bet. Amsterdam & Columbus Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 362-7518
DiveBarNYC.com
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442 Amsterdam Ave.
(between 81st & 82nd St.)
New York, NY
(212) 580-9080
NYCBestBar.com/ginmill
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430 Amsterdam Ave.
(between 80th & 81st St.)
New York, NY
(212) 580-0556
NYCBestBar.com
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174 W. 72nd St.
(bet. Columbus & Broadway)
New York, NY
(212) 873-1900
pdohurleys.com
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480 Amsterdam Ave. (83rd St.)
New York, NY
(212) 579-4299
SMcGeeTavernNYC.com
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If you prefer nightclubs, this site has tickets to parties in 15 of the hottest nightclubs & lounges in NYC:
Today in NYC - Tuesday, November 24
Our friends Robert & Laura and their NYC Social Meetup Group are hosting a fundraiser for Bowery Mission at Sidebar...The Brazen Head now has craft beer & cheese pairings every Tuesday. NYC Beer lovers can also sample an array of Sixpoint Craft Ales tonight at The Pony...Wine lovers can learn about holiday wines from The Uncorked Wine Club...some monthly parties happening tonight: Netparty does their premier event at Cain Luxe, the last Tuesday of the month is Chubby Tuesday at Bourbon Street, and if your birthday is in November, you can get free drinks at Rogue...
• Trad. Session w/Heather Martin Bixler at Dempsey's
• Trivia Tryst at The Dubliner
• Chubby Tuesday at Bourbon Street
• Stand Up Comedy at Comic Strip Live
• Beer and Cheese Pairing at The Brazen Head
• Netparty at Cain Luxe
• Best of Broadway at Broadway Comedy Club
• Live Music at Parkside Lounge
• Sixpoint Brewery Night at The Pony
• November Birthdays Party at Rogue
• UG Comedy Show at Failte
• Camouflage at Thirteen
• Uncorked Wine Club Wine 101 at Butterfield 8
Monday, November 23, 2009
100-Proof Turkey at O'Casey's Tavern
Our friend Paul Hurley has done it again!
The owner of P.D. O'Hurley's has recently taken over operations at O'Casey's Tavern, and they have a Thanksgiving treat in store for us:
The nation's first 100-proof turkey.
They will infuse the turkey with fruit-flavored and 100-proof Georgi vodka for three days before being cooked. You can order your turkey marinated in several flavors, including raspberry, cherry, apple and peach. Top it off with gravy also laced with the distilled liquor.
Of course, to eat responsibly, you must be 21 or over to eat this meal, and O'Casey's will provide a free taxi ride home to prevent eating/drinking & driving.
O'Casey's
22 E. 41st St. (between 5th & Madison Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 685-6807
For more Thanksgiving fun, check out our directory of Thanksgiving Eve parties:
Monday, November 16, 2009
Today in NYC: Monday, November 16
There is a lot going on for a Monday night. Usually, Monday's are a slow night, with not much more than Monday Night football to coax people off the couch. But tonight, a benefit event tonight at Blvd. featuring Laura Cantrell will raise funds for the Appalachian Community Fund...The Simon Cancer Foundation hosts Cocktails for a Cause at Vintage Irving...There is a new trivia night in town, as Trinity Pub kicks off their first pub quiz tonight...Latin speed dating tonight at The Watering Hole offers $5 off with the code "MurphGuide"...wine lovers in NYC can meet at HDL Enhancement's tasting at Olana...and the NY Celtic Music Meetup Group gathers tonight for the Monday seisiun at The Landmark Tavern...
• Canstruction at the WFC Winter Garden
• Carlon at Pete's Candy Store
• Trad. Seisiun w/Kevin McHugh at Landmark Tavern
• HDL Enhancement Fall Wine Tasting at Olana
• Monday Night Football
• Stalkers & Gawkers at The Skinny
• Schmack Attack at Haven
• The Best of Broadway at Broadway Comedy Club
• The Simon Cancer Foundation Cocktails for a Cause
• Bluegrass & BBQ Benefit for Appalachian Community
• Monday Night Burlesque at Public Assembly
• Stand Up Comedy at Comic Strip Live
• John Brodeur & the Little Hopes at Angels & Kings
• Live Music at Parkside Lounge
• New Trivia Night: Trivia at Trinity Pub
• Latin Lovers Speed Dating at The Watering Hole
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Hell's Kitchen Pub Crawl
Our friend (& MurphGuide reader) Steve invites you to his 9th annual Hell's Kitchen Pub Crawl, which raises funds for
Steve did such a good job with the write-up for the crawl, that I am just going to post it here in its entirely:
The 2009 Crawl will be making 10 stops throughout the Kitchen. And if the turnout is similar to the last eight years, it should be a large crowd. As always, there is at least one new spot (apparently the recession is hitting the Westside as there weren’t too many new places to choose from). But I think you’re going to like the new place. Once again, this year’s crawl route stretches from 43rd to 55th St. and from 8th Ave. to 11th Ave. So be sure to wear some comfy shoes.
Remember, there are two main goals for this crawl. First and foremost, is to have a great time (you know, the kind that goes along with a few gallons of Guinness) - and more importantly, to raise some erious money in Tommy’s name. I hoping to raise over $3,000 this year, so be sure to spread the word to all your friends. Once again, we will be donating 100% of the proceeds raised this year to a NYC fighter fund, namely the Thomas R Elsasser Fund. This is a very popular fund for members of the FDNY. Thanks to Susie and company, there will be plenty of NY’s bravest on hand. For more info, click below:
ufanyc.org/funds/index.php
The UFA Thomas R. Elsasser Fund:
This fund helps to support the families of firefighters who have died Non-Line of Duty due to accident or illness
Raffles: The 50/50 raffle will be back this year, so be sure to hit the ATM before showing up. The last time we did this, someone walked away with over $600 in cash (that ain’t too shabby)
Now, before we get to the crawl stops, how about some HK Pub Crawl trivia?
1. If you have made all 9 crawls, how many actual bar/pub stops (cumulative total) will you have made over the years (official stops only)?
2. Over the course of the past 9 years, how many different bars have we been to (assuming you make it to every stop this year)? Again, official stops only.
3. How many bars have made the cut every year? And which ones are they?
4. How many stops from the original crawl in 2001 are on the 2009 Crawl?
If you know all the answers, maybe I’ll toss some extra shwag your way.
And now for my shameless plugs:
Remember, for all of your millinery needs be sure to visit Cha Cha’s House of Ill Repute at 68 Jay street in Dumbo (that’s in Brooklyn for you non residents). Feel free to email her at dina@chachashouse.com or you can visit chachashouse.com .
Also, do be kind to your bartenders on Saturday because they’re going to be kind to you (if nothing else, this little plug gets me free drinks all day).
And, as always, let me give a special thanks to the following people for their assistance in making this all possible: The Collins family, Pete Cooper (graphic design), Dave Blask (swag), Dan McLaughin (Lansdowne Road), Tommy (owner of McQuaids), Suzie Seaman (PR) and all of the other bar owners/managers along the route who are choosing to play along (and discount their beer prices)
Official 2009 Pub Crawl Destinations (listed in order):
All of the times listed below are approximate, so don’t think you have to stick with these. Feel free to go at your own pace. I say 45 minutes per bar, but who are we kidding, it’s usually at least an hour. The deal at the last bar goes until closing. My preliminary plan is to do the 50/50 drawing right around 9:00 or 9:30, just don’t hold me to that.
(1) Lansdowne Road:
10th Ave b/t 43rd and 44th Street (west side of street) Noon– 2:00
Lansdowneroadnyc.com/
There are HD plasma TV’s everywhere, and the Guinness is top notch. Hell, it’s all top notch. Great beer selection, huge selection of Irish whisky and scotch (should you feel the need to jump start your day), great food, and the owner Dan knows his business. Check out the ice sculpture on the bar. Yes, the beer is served very chilly here.
Drink Specials: $3 domestic, $3 micro beers, $4 imports, draft or bottle, $20 domestic and $25 import Tower of Power (120 oz glass tower of your favorite beer). The drafts are of
the 20 oz imperial pint variety (as they should be) Admission also includes complimentary app’s buffet, featuring NYC’s famous Scruffy Duffy’s wings (both medium and hot), chicken fingers, mozz sticks, homemade chicken spring rolls and the best sliders (mini cheddar cheese burgers) in
NYC. Some folks show up just for the sliders. The buffet will be stocked from 12:30-2, so bring an appetite.
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 4.0 – 5.0 minutes
(2) Landmark Tavern:
SE corner of 46th Street and 11th Ave 2:00 – 2:45pm
http://www.thelandmarktavern.org/
The Skinny: Back in its usual #2 slot, this place is a step back to old New York. I love this place. Philly needs more places like this. Hell, Philly needs a lot, but don’t get me started. This is one of the oldest bars in all of Manhattan. Try to imagine walking out the front door of the bar and being right on the Hudson River. Because that’s the way it was back in the 1800s, when this place first opened it doors for all the dock workers and longshoreman. The original bar is still intact as is a majority of the original floor. This is a bit more upscale then we’re used to (its more of a place for a nice glass of scotch) hence it being stop #2 before things get real sloppy. All of the drafts are served in 20oz glasses and the Guinness pour here is second to none. And not that you’re going to have time, but it’s directly across the street from some of the best BBQ in the city.
On a side note, the doors will not open til 1pm here, so don’t plan on getting here too early.
Drink specials: $4 domestic beers, $5 import beers
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 5.5 – 7.0 minutes
(3) Hibernia:
50th St b/t 9th and 10th Aves (closer to 9th) 2:45 – 3:30pm
hiberniabar.com/
The Skinny: Back for its second year, you may recognize some of the owners from their days behind the bar at Scuffys (bow your heads in silent prayer for a moment). Already quite popular amongst the Hells Kitchen residents, this place is sure to be one of your favorites after the crawl this year. I make it a regular stop when I head up to the city. Plenty of quality draft to choose from here, but the Guinness is top notch. I guess Aidan’s days of keeping me off the wagon at Scruffys have taught him a thing or two. And they have tater tots!! You can’t go wrong with those, can you?
Drink specials: $3 domestic beers, $4 import beers
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 4.5 – 5 minutes
(4) Coppersmith’s:
9th Ave. b/t 52nd & 53rd St. (west side of street) 3:30 – 4:15pm
coppersmithsbar.com
Drink specials: $3 domestic’s and $4 imports (draft or bottle), $4 well drinks
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 4.5 – 6.5 minutes
OK, we are half way there, time to suck it up for the second half.
(5) Rumors:
8th Ave. b/t 55th & 56th (west side of street) 4:15 – 5:00pm
The Skinny: It’s the 6th in a row for this Irish pub in upper Hells Kitchen. Real nice bar, great owner. Lots of dark wood, exposed brick. The bartenders know how to pour a pint here. The 20 oz imperial pints are the way to go here. The owner Garry is always extremely accommodating and he’s happy to have us back.
Drink specials: $3.00 domestic, $4.00 import (drafts or bottles)
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 3.5 – 4.5 minutes
OK, we are half way there, time to suck it up for the second half
(6) House of Brews:
51st Street b/t 8th & 9th Aves. (near 8th, south side of street) 5:00 – 5:45pm
houseofbrewsny.com
consecutive year, and slightly off the beaten track, this cozy 2 level Irish pub is located just north of the theater district. If you’re looking for a beer that’s out of the ordinary, then you’ve come to
the right spot. The 100oz beer bongs are always fun, but the selection of beers (both imports and domestics) here is as good as it gets. Why not try something different.
Drink specials: Any and all beers (domestic or import, draft or bottle) are $1.00 off, $6.00 off beer bongs, $5.00 margaritas and cosmos plus some on-site specials
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 5.5 – 7.5 minutes
(7) The Irish Rogue:
44th St b/t 8th & 9th Aves (near 9th, south side of street) 5:45 – 6:30pm
theirishrogue.com/
Drink Specials: $3.00 domestic, $4.00 imports, draft or bottle; $4.00 well drinks
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 4.0 – 5.0 minutes
(8) Conker Hill:
11th Ave. b/t 45th and 46th st 6:30 – 7:15pm
onkerhill.com
The Skinny: You may remember this stop from a few years ago. The name is straight from Ireland, so that should give you a good idea of what to expect. One of 10th ave’s hidden secrets in the Kitchen. Good craic is sure to be had at this point in the crawl.
Drink Specials: Happy hour prices
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 20 seconds – 1 minute (depending on if you catch the light)
(9) The Pony Bar:
45th St and 11th ave 7:15 – 8:00pm
theponybar.com
The Skinny: We finally have our 2009 Crawl virgin. This is the only newcomer to the crawl this year, but it will surely be a regular stop for years to come. It’s an all American beer bar and at $5 bucks a draft, it’s a sweet deal. I just wish this place was open when I lived three blocks away. This comes to you from the same owners as Lansdowne Road and the old Scruffy’s. Pat and Dan know their business. About the only negative is after 8 stops, you may not appreciate the quality of the sauce here. The menu is constantly changing here, so check the big board behind the bar. I would recommend something from the Victory brewery.
Drink Specials: $5.00 for all drafts
Approximate crawling time to next bar: 4.0 – 5.0 minutes (one block and one ave away)
And should you still have the ability to function, our 10th and final stop…
(10) McQuaids Pub:
NW corner of 44th St and 11th Ave. 8:00ish – ???
The Skinny: It may be a little out of the way, but the owner’s hospitality makes it well worth it the trip. Absolutely no tourists here, this “off the beaten track” Irish pub caters to the real locals of Hell’s Kitchen. The owner, Tommy, couldn’t be happier to have us back this year. Silly cheap drinks here. Think of it as an incentive to make it to the end. This stop includes a full buffet, so there will be plenty of food out for everyone to soak up some the booze in the belly. We will also be drawing the 50/50 raffle here, so remember not to lose those tickets that I know you’re going to buy.
Drink Specials: $2.00 domestic drafts, $3.00 imports drafts, $3.00 bottles. Real simple and real cheap. If you can beat that price, I’d say go for it.
Some final words…
When it’s all said and done, I hope everyone has a great time. That seems to be the case every year. Remember, this was all for a good cause. The Collins family would like to express their thanks for keeping the memory and spirit of Tommy Collins alive. Knowing why we’re here makes it all worth it.
Cheers!
Steven Grau
CEO - Hell's Kitchen Pub Crawl
Today in NYC: Saturday, November 14
Lots of fun stuff going on today. But then, you already new that, because you read MurphGuide.com, right?
• Return of Rococo at TenEleven
• Boris The 3-Way Party at Pacha
• Booga Sugar at Ulysses'
• Firefighter Auction at Turtle Bay
• Free Chelsea Brewery Tour
• ModErin: Darrah Carr Dance at Irish Arts Center
• Stand Up Comedy at Comic Strip Live
• Four Nations Rugby League Final at The Australian
• Boxing:Manny Pacquiao v Miguel Cotto at Third & Long
• Pacquiao vs. Cotto at Rogue
• 27 West at Smith's Bar
• Marc S. Zeplin Foundation Benefit w/Tramps Like Us
• College Football Alumni Game Watch Parties
• World Cup Qualifier: France vs. Ireland
Friday, November 13, 2009
CD Release of Hurley/McCann's "The House that Horse Built"
Our friend Joe Hurley (Rogue's March) has a new CD out, a collaboration with novelist Colum McCann...
Friday, November 13
CD Release of Hurley/McCann's "The House that Horse Built"
A very special semi-acoustic appearance by NYC songwriter Joe Hurley & Friends
featuring special guest, the best-selling author Colum McCann.
The Hurley/McCann CD, "The House That Horse Built", inspired by McCann's novel "Let the Great World Spin", and previously only available in Europe, will be released this evening.
It will be performed by many of the musicians on the recording (see CD's European press release) and Hurley will also be playing a number of The Gents tunes.
Colum will read from his novel "Let The Great World Spin"
and there will also be a Q & A session, followed by CD and book signing.
Musical guests will include Kenny Margolis, Matt Sweeney, and Jon Spurney, and he will play a selection of Gents tunes as well as an acoustic version of The House that Horse Built with backing from gospel vocalists on the EP, Tami Lynn, Faith Hahn and Antonique Smith.
(Hurley & McCann recently returned from a month-long tour, playing to packed house across Europe.)
Free admission
Reserved seating available
7pm
at:
Barnes & Noble
97 Warren St. (Greenwich St.)
New York, NY
There will be an after-reading party which will be announced at the reading (you gotta be there).
From Colum McCann's website:
The songwriting collaboration of McCann & Hurley "has resulted in a glorious 12 minute epic of a song by Hurley, sprawling across the wastelands and heartbreaks of a prostitute's life in 1974 NYC.
"With Hurley on vocals and guitar, the EP features a stunning cast of musicians including Tony Shanahan (Patti Smith), James Mastro (Ian Hunter), Kenny Margolis (Cracker), Matt Sweeney (Johnny Cash, Bonnie "Prince" Billy), gospel great Tami Lynn (Stones, Dr. John, Dylan), Denis Diken (Smithereens), soul-singing film-star Antonique Smith, Faith Hahn, Joe McGinty, and 6-time Grammy winning Paddy Moloney of the legendary Chieftans.
This limited edition EP was produced by Don Fleming (Pete Yorn, Sonic Youth) and will be available for the first time in the US at the Barnes & Noble event. This EP is the first part of Hurley/McCann's recording project that will ultimately see a full-length CD of songs inspired by the novel, to be released next year.
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Fundraising Benefit for Kayla Rose Hannon
The Irish community in the New York tri-state area are well known for organizing to help one of their own in times of need. The latest example of these grassroots fundraising efforts takes place today at Rory Dolan's in Yonkers to help defray medical costs of area college student Kayla Rose Hannon...
Fundraising Benefit for Kayla Rose Hannon
featuring entertainment by
Dermot Henry - 2pm
Shilelagh Law - 3pm
Celtic Cross - 4pm
Jameson’s Revenge - 5pm
Girsa - 6pm
Celtic Justice - 7pm
Peter McKiernan - 8pm
2U - 9pm
at:
Rory Dolan's
890 McLean Avenue
Yonkers, NY
(914) 776-2946)
RoryDolans.com
Saturday, November 07, 2009
Today in NYC: Saturday, November 7
NY Sports fans are recovering from the Yankees hangover, capped off by yesterday's parade. Now you can concentrate on football... Our friend Alex of Gotham Imbiber and Lou from The Brazen Head team up for their 19th tri-annual Cask Ale Festival ... Karaoke lovers can hit T.G. Whitney's for 80s karaoke, or Crowe's Nest for anything goes karaoke... and our friends at Chelsea Brewery are offering free tours today. There is a new meetup group for people with brain cancer, kicking off tonight at The Roger Smith Hotel. And lots of good options for comedy & live music lovers...
• Free Chelsea Brewery Tour
• 80s Karaoke Night at TG Whitney's
• Karaoke Night at Crowe's Nest
• Brain Cancer MeetUp Launch Party at Roger Smith
• Planet Groove at O'Flanagan's
• Steve Lawler at Pacha
• The Dirty Stayouts at Wicked Monk
• Mr. North at Ulysses'
• Fergus Begley at Saints & Sinners
• Live Music at Parkside Lounge
• The Cleaners at National Underground
• Fergus Begley at Tir na nOg
• 4 Nations Rugby at The Australian
• College Football Game Watch
• Best of Broadway at Broadway Comedy Club
• Brian Monaghan at Pig n Whistle
• Stand Up Comedy at Comic Strip Live
• Tim Young at New York Comedy Club
• International Pop Overthrow at Kenny's Castaways
• Blood Manor Haunted House
Friday, November 06, 2009
2-Year Anniversary Celebration at East End Bar & Grill
Congratulations to Kenny Bowen and all of our friends at East End Bar & Grill on their 2-year anniversary, celebrating tonight...
Friday, November 6 2-Year Anniversary Party
Celebrate The East End's 2-year Anniversary.
Optional 3 hour Premium Open Bar from 9pm-12am for $35.
The Jagermeister and Jameson Girls will be in the house with free giveaways all night.
RSVP via Facebook
and become a fan of The East End Bar & Grill here.
at:
1664 First Ave.
(between 86th & 87th St.)
New York, NY
(212) 348-3783
EastEndBar.com
myspace.com/eastendbar
"Cask Head" Cask Ale Festival: Nov. 6 - 8
The Brazen Head and Alex Hall present...
"Cask Head" Cask Ale Festival
Friday, November 6 - Sunday, November 8
19th Tri-Annual Cask Ale Festival
at The Brazen Head
Featuring up to 30 cask-conditioned ales and lagers throughout the weekend.
The list of breweries represented includes Chelsea, Dark Horse, Dark Star, Flying Bison, Harpoon, Heartland, Left Hand, The Livery, Shmaltz, Smuttynose, Troegs and Victory.
See list here.
No Cover - No Minimum
12pm - 2am
at:
228 Atlantic Ave.
(between Court St. & Boerum Pl.)
Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, NY
(718) 488-0430
BrazenHeadBrooklyn.com
Alex Hall is one of New York's foremost experts on cask conditioned ales. He defines Cask-conditioned beer as "unfiltered, unpasteurized beer brewed from only traditional ingredients, matured and naturally carbonated by a secondary fermentation in the container from which it is manually dispensed, i.e., served without the use of nitrogen or extraneous carbon dioxide. It is ideally served at cellar temperature, which is about 55 F - so cool but not chilled.
Learn more about beer at Alex's website, Gotham-Imbiber.com, a great resource for beer lovers.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
World Series Game 6
The Yankees play the Phillies tonight in Game 6 of the World Series.
Here are some bar specials for baseball fans...
Yankees Game Watch at T.G. Whitney's
Free A-Bombs
Every time A-Rod hits a home, patrons recieve a free A-bomb drink on the house, courtesy of T.G. Whitney's.
Call Frank for reservations: 212 888-5775
at:
244 E. 53rd St.
(bet. Second & Third Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 888-5772
TGWhitneys.com
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World Series Yankee’s Specials at Crowe's Nest
½ Price Wings & Fingers
$4 Rolling Rock Drafts
& House Brews
$20 Buckets Domestic Bottles
(6, 12 oz btls. per Bucket)
$2.50 Hot Dogs
Surround sound on during all games
7 Flat Screen LCD TV’s to choose from
at:
Crowes Nest
1804 Second Ave.
(between 93rd & 94th St.)
New York, NY
(212) 860-2300
CrowesNestNYC.com
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World Series Game Watch
Game time specials at Chelsea Brewing Co.
14 TVs – fresh beer – great food
$3 pints
$10 pitchers
$6 bbq or buffalo wings
$8 cheese pizzas
$6 Philly cheese steaks
$6 New York knockwurst
Specials available only during the games
at:
Chelsea Brewing Company
Pier 59, Chelsea Piers
New York, NY
(212) 336-6440
ChelseaBrewingCo.com
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Game Watch with free pizza
at The Banshee Pub & Trinity Pubs
The Banshee Pub & Trinity Pub do not serve food, so they are bringing it in. Free pizza during the games, and a free shot for every Yankee home run.
at:
1373 First Ave.
(between 73rd & 74th St.)
New York, NY
(212) 717-8177
BansheePubNYC.com
and...
229 E. 84th St.
(between Second & Third Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 327-4450
TrinityPubNYC.com
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Bronx Bomber of the Week at Lansdowne Road
Monday's Bomber is Derek Jeter
Wednesday's Bomber is Hideki Matsui
Thursday's Bonmer is Mark Texiera
at:
599 Tenth Ave.
(between 43rd & 44th St.)
(212) 239-8020
New York, NY
LansdowneRoadNYC.com
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Third & Long Game Watch Parties
during all World Series Games
at:
Third & Long
523 Third Ave. (35th St.)
New York, NY
(212) 447-5711
ThirdandLongNYC.com
(and check out Curtis' blog, The Diary of Third & Long)
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Yankees Game Watch at The Gael Pub
First beer is on the house (except on Saturday night)
Free shot for every Yankee HR
$10 Gael Pale Ale Pitchers,
$7 Dark & Stormy's
and Firefly Sweet Tea Vodka
at:
1465 Third Ave.
(between 82nd & 83rd St.)
New York, NY
(212) 517-4141
TheGaelPubNYC.com
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World Series Game Watch at McFadden's
NY Yankees vs Phillies in the World Series at McFadden's
Daily Bar Specials
HDTVs showing with sound
Private Space Available (Call 212.986.1515 for reservations)
at:
800 Second Ave. (42nd St.)
midtown east
New York, NY
(212) 986-1515
McFaddens42.com
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$5 Jim Beam during Yankee games
at:
493 Third Ave.
(between 33rd & 34th St.)
New York, NY
(212) 683-2645
MercuryBarNYC.com
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Yankees Game Watch at Fat Annie's
"Swisher Salute Shots" for every Yankee Home Run
"DJ Magic" $4 Pints of Magic Hat #9
"Bronx Bomber"
at:
131 W. 33rd St.
(bet. Sixth & Seventh Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 695-1122
FatAnniesTruckStop.com
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World Series Game Watch at Overlook
$5 vodka drinks
$6 select beers
Free shots at each Yankees Home Run for those in Yankees jersey or hat.
25 TVs & 2 giant outdoor screens
at:
Overlook
225 E. 44th St.
(bet. Second & Third Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 682-7266
OverlookNYC.com
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World Series Beer Specials at Stout:
$5 Teixeira Nevada
$5 Bronx Pennant Ale
$5 Hardcore Cider Pints
at:
133 W. 33rd St.
(bet. Sixth & Seventh Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 629-6191
StoutNYC.com
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And OK, Phillies phans, we'll throw you a phrickin' bone.
Here's one especially for you:
Phillies Game Watch at The Town Tavern
Phillies phans are invited to The Town Tavern for phantastic specials throughout the entire World Series:
$4 Yuenglings, $3 Bud Lights,
and complimentary home run shots
at:
134 W. 3rd St. (Sixth Ave.)
New York, NY
(212) 253-6955
TownTavernNYC.com
And finally, check out MurphGuide's Directory of NYC Sports Bars:
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