Sox and the City: Where to watch the game

The Riviera Cafe & Sports Bar
225 West 4th Street @ 7th Avenue
212-929-3250
Greenwich Village sports bar / restaurant that's a home away from home for Red Sox fans. Generally regarded as "the" Red Sox hangout in NYC. Make sure you go to the downstairs bar, that's where the action is.

Lion's Head Tavern
995 Amsterdam Ave. (@ 109th St)
212-866-1030
Located in Morningside Heights near Columbia University... Manhattan, expensive? Bah. Try the $2 PBRs here, anytime. You'll get a good mix of MLB fans here, with a good number of them Red Sox fans. Also big for Notre Dame Football games.

Hairy Monk
337 3rd Ave. (@ 25th St)
212-532-2929
An Irish pub with Red Sox memorabilia, the Hairy Monk shows all Red Sox games on their plasma screens and 8 foot projection screen.

Pat O'Brien's
1701 Second Ave (@ 88th St.)
212-410-2013
Located in Manhattan's Upper East Side, this bar is owned by a Boston College grad and has Boston bartenders working the bar. Specials during Red Sox games.

The Boston (212) Café
1009 2nd Ave. (between 53rd & 54th Street)
212-755-1476
Bar & grill located inside Caffe Buon Gusto caters to the Boston crowd. Was sort of a late-comer, and might try a little to hard to be a destination for Boston people.

Phebe's
359 Bowery (@ 4th St.)
212-358-1902

Professor Thom's
219 2nd Avenue (between 13th & 14th Street)
212-260-9480
East Village bar with "Play-by-Play Tuesdays." (a pair of Red Sox fans do their own commentary broadcast throughout the bar every Tuesday night the Sox have a road game).

Standings
43 East 7th St. (between 2nd & Cooper Square)
212-420-0671

Brooklyn

Lighthouse Tavern
243 5th Ave.
718-788-8070

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