Where to Watch Live Sport in New York

Nusr-Et Steakhouse is the globally iconic dining experience created by celebrity chef Nusret Gökçe, known worldwide as Salt Bae. With 20+ locations across 8 countries and 3 continents, Nusr-Et transforms premium meat into culinary theater. Signature dishes include the melt-in-your-mouth Lokum tenderloin, the show-stopping Tomahawk bone-in ribeye, tableside Steak Tartare prepared with cognac and capers, and the one-of-a-kind Nusr-Et Sushi. Every visit is an event, featuring live tableside presentations, sizzling butter finishes, and Nusret's legendary salt sprinkle. Cap the meal with handcrafted Golden Baklava flown fresh from Gaziantep, Turkey, served with Maraş ice cream. Private events and corporate dining available. Reservations strongly recommended.

Long Acre Tavern is a classic Midtown Manhattan sports bar just steps from Times Square, making it an easy, central meet-up spot for soccer fans looking to watch in the heart of the city. With a spacious three-floor layout, plenty of screens, and a lively game-day crowd, it’s a strong option for groups who want big-match energy without having to trek across town. The bar shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside a full lineup of American sports. It’s especially convenient for U.S. supporters following Europe, when high-stakes “European nights” hit New York as morning kickoffs, Long Acre is set up to keep the match front and center with a watchable atmosphere and strong sightlines from anywhere in the room. Long Acre Tavern also offers a full food and beverage menu served all day through late night, making it easy to settle in for early kickoffs or stick around long after the final whistle. On weekends, the bar features brunch service, adding another reason for supporters to gather for those morning Premier League matches. Whether you’re dropping in before a show, meeting friends for a derby, or organizing a supporters club watch party, Long Acre Tavern delivers a reliable, high-traffic NYC setting for soccer. With dependable coverage, multiple levels of viewing space, and a prime location for visitors and locals alike, it’s a solid Midtown choice for catching the game with a crowd.

A no-frills neighborhood pub that does exactly what it needs to. Grab a bar stool or a high-top, order a pint from the solid beer selection, and fix your eyes on one of the TVs covering the walls. The menu mixes classic pub food with a few Irish dishes, so you can eat well without overthinking it. The crowd is relaxed and the vibe is unpretentious, which makes it an easy place to settle in for a full day of matches. Open from 11am every day of the week, you can get here early and stay late.

Spread across multiple levels in Midtown, this Irish bar and grill packs in plenty of screens and a sound system that keeps you in every moment of the match. Grab a seat, order an Angus roast beef sandwich or one of the traditional Irish dishes, and settle in with a pint. The crowd here is lively, the staff is attentive, and late nights are no issue with doors open until 4 AM every day of the week. When the World Cup kicks off, this is the kind of place where the whole room feels it together.

McHale’s Bar & Grill is a classic Midtown West go-to that feels built for the way New Yorkers actually watch sports — quick to get to, easy to meet up at, and always ready for a big game. Just a short walk from Times Square and the Theater District, it’s a solid choice for soccer fans who want a central spot with plenty of screens and a crowd that brings real game-day energy. The bar shows major soccer competitions like the English Premier League and UEFA Champions League, plus international fixtures and tournament matchdays, alongside a full slate of American sports. It’s especially convenient for U.S. supporters keeping up with Europe: when high-stakes “European nights” land in New York as morning kickoffs, McHale’s offers a reliable place to settle in early and watch live without sacrificing atmosphere. Whether you’re gathering a group before a show, linking up with a supporters club for a watch party, or just looking for a dependable Midtown home base for weekend fixtures, McHale’s delivers. It’s straightforward, energetic, and perfectly positioned for turning any match into a shared NYC moment.

Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, M J Smith's Food & Spirits is a lively Irish pub blending classic hospitality with a modern New York energy. Just steps from East 45th Street, it’s a go-to spot for after-work drinks, casual meetups, and group gatherings in a warm, welcoming setting. Guests can enjoy a menu of traditional Irish pub favorites alongside crowd-pleasing American dishes, perfectly paired with expertly poured pints, Irish whiskeys, cocktails, and wines. Open daily from late morning through late night, the venue offers a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere—ideal for watching live sport, hosting private events, or simply unwinding with friends. With friendly service, hearty food, and a true neighborhood feel in the middle of the city, M J Smith’s delivers an authentic pub experience in Midtown.