Best Sports Bar Restaurants in New York
50 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Blondies Sports
Classic game‑day wings with multiple sauces and heat levels
Notable Picks
8.7
A longtime Upper West Side sports bar stalwart where classic Buffalo and flavored wings draw regulars for games and group outings. Generous portions and a lively atmosphere make it a reliable go‑to for wing cravings and watch parties. Varying heat levels and weekly wing deals add to the neighborhood appeal.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Buffalo Wings, Honey BBQ Wings, Honey Mustard Wings
What Makes it Special: Classic game‑day wings with multiple sauces and heat levels
8.7
Corner Bistro is a classic West Village burger bar where griddled ½-lb patties, draft beer, and very late hours draw industry folks and neighborhood regulars. The Bistro Burger with bacon and American cheese is the move after midnight, when the room tilts toward standing-room-only but the kitchen keeps burgers coming until 4am on weekends.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bistro Burger, Cheeseburger, Chili Burger
What Makes it Special: A bohemian-era tavern turning out hefty ½-lb burgers until 4am.
8.7
This vibrant American spot doubles as a piano bar and sports bar, offering upscale takes on comfort food like truffle fries and steaks, all while hosting live music performances.
Must-Try Dishes:
Truffle Fries, Grilled Steak, Lobster Mac and Cheese
What Makes it Special: A lively setting blending piano tunes with high-end American bites.
8.7
Historic NYC bar famed for its burger — a late‑night favorite among locals for decades, with reliable quality and an old‑school pub ambiance. The burger has repeatedly won local “best burger” contests, and the kitchen runs until 4 AM, making it a dependable after‑hours choice.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pop Pop’s Top Shelf Burger, Classic Cheeseburger, Fries & Guinness combo
What Makes it Special: Decades‑old bar burger with cult status and 4 AM kitchen hours.
8.6
A neighborhood bar that’s built its reputation on wings that stay crisp, meaty, and sauce-forward instead of soggy or overly sweet. The move is to treat it like a wings-first stop: pick one classic heat level, then add one house flavor so the textures stay clean.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hot wings, Honey BBQ wings, Nuclear wings
What Makes it Special: Wings that stay crispy with a deep bench of classic flavors.
8.6
A modern sports bar in the heart of the Financial District, Blue Haven South leans hard into wings, burgers, and big portions alongside dozens of TVs. The wings come in multiple flavors with proper crisp and sauce coverage, making this one of FiDi’s most reliable spots for game-day wing platters.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, Garlic Parmesan Wings, Boneless Sweet Chili Wings
What Makes it Special: A TV-lined FiDi sports bar where multi-flavor wings are a core focus, not an afterthought.
8.6
Bravest is a Buffalo Bills–centric sports bar in Murray Hill where game-day energy, big screens, and platters of Wicked Wings define the experience. The menu leans into classic bar comfort with well-executed wings, burgers, and sandwiches backed by a serious draft lineup.
Must-Try Dishes:
Wicked Wings (choice of buffalo, medium, or BBQ), Boneless Wings, Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Bills-focused sports bar where wings are a headline event.
8.6
Vibes:
Comfort Food Classics
Brewery & Beer Garden Republic
Group Dining Gatherings
Sports Bar Central
On the far west edge of 125th Street, Dinosaur’s Harlem outpost does smoke-ringed ribs, wings, and pulled pork with a long craft-beer list and game-day energy. It’s the move when you want big platters, loud music, and a crowd that doesn’t mind getting messy.
Must-Try Dishes:
St. Louis–style ribs, Smoked chicken wings, Pulled pork with mac and cheese
What Makes it Special: River-adjacent BBQ hall where smoked meats, beer, and game-day crowds converge.
#9
Overlook
8.6
Overlook is a classic Midtown East sports bar where Buffalo-style wings are a headline act, backed by burgers, loaded fries and late-night hours. Weekday happy hour and a dedicated Wing Wednesday promo make it a go-to for after-work wing runs just east of Grand Central.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crispy Jumbo Chicken Wings, Buffalo Chicken Nachos, Classic Beef Burger
What Makes it Special: A Midtown East sports bar where Wing Wednesday deals spotlight some of the area’s most talked-about Buffalo wings.
8.6
A local favorite for Korean‑style fried chicken and crisp sauced wings, known for its crunchy texture and flavorful sauces. Consistently draws crowds from across Queens for takeout or neighborhood dine‑in with beer flights.
Must-Try Dishes:
Soy Garlic Wings, Spicy Korean Fried Wings, Crispy Drumettes
What Makes it Special: Korean fried chicken wings with crisp, minimal breading and bold sauces
#11
Blue Haven East
8.5
Vibes:
Sports Bar Central
Happy Hour Hotspots
Group Dining Gatherings
Brewery & Beer Garden Republic
Blue Haven East blurs the line between sports bar and gastropub, pairing a deep craft beer list with wings and oversized nachos that are local staples. It’s a go-to in Kips Bay for watching big games with shareable plates that are heavier on comfort than frills.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, Cheesy Loaded Nachos, BBQ Pulled-Pork Tacos
What Makes it Special: Modern sports bar known for wings, nachos, and rotating drafts.
8.5
Broadstone Bar & Kitchen is a multi-level FiDi gastropub where dry-rubbed chicken wings share space with burgers, brunch plates, and a long beer-and-cocktail list. It’s the go-to downtown spot when you want proper sauced wings, TVs for the game, and a late-running bar under one roof.
Must-Try Dishes:
Dry Rubbed Chicken Wings (honey sriracha), Dry Rubbed Chicken Wings (buffalo), Dry Rubbed Chicken Wings (chipotle)
What Makes it Special: Multi-level FiDi sports bar where dry-rubbed wings are a headline item alongside a serious bar program.
#13
Off The Wagon
8.5
Open since 1998, Off The Wagon is a two-level Greenwich Village staple where loud music, drink specials, and saucy wings fuel a near-constant party. Long happy hours, half-priced bar deals, and multiple wing flavors make it a go-to for students and late-night sports watchers.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings (mild to hot), Zinger wings, Off The Wagon fries with blue cheese
What Makes it Special: High-energy college-style bar with strong wing game and marathon happy hours.
8.5
Opened in 1995, this Irish-owned FiDi standby serves American pub standards and Irish comfort plates to office regulars, families, and game-day crowds. With more than a thousand cross-platform reviews and a reputation for hearty portions and fair pricing, it functions as the area’s default sit-down pub meal.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fish and Chips, Bangers and Mash, Chicken Pot Pie
What Makes it Special: A long-running Irish-American pub where fish and chips, pot pies, and bangers anchor one of FiDi’s steadiest all-purpose menus.
8.5
A three‑level British‑Irish style pub offering hearty bar fare and lively happy hour deals; locals and visitors alike gather here for drinks after shows or work nights. Known for generous portions and 2-for-1 appetizers during happy hour. A go-to for casual nights out near Midtown.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fish and Chips, Buffalo Wings, 2‑for-1 Appetizer Special
What Makes it Special: Three‑floor pub with lively drinks deals and reliable comfort bar food.
8.4
Vibes:
Outdoor Dining Oasis
Brewery & Beer Garden Republic
Group Dining Gatherings
Sports Bar Central
Black Forest Brooklyn’s Fort Greene location pairs German comfort food and steins of beer with a wide Fulton Street sidewalk patio shaded by big umbrellas. It’s a reliable call before BAM or Barclays, especially for groups who want schnitzel, sausages, and drafts in the open air.
Must-Try Dishes:
Jägerschnitzel with mushroom gravy, House bratwurst platter, Giant soft pretzel with obatzda
What Makes it Special: A German beer hall–style menu served on a busy, umbrella-lined Fulton Street patio near BAM.
8.4
Vibes:
Sports Bar Central
Brewery & Beer Garden Republic
Happy Hour Hotspots
Group Dining Gatherings
Brickyard Craft Kitchen & Bar is a sprawling Civic Center sports bar with 40+ beers on tap, a serious cocktail program, and a wing menu that runs from Buffalo Mild to Mango Habanero. An all-week happy hour that includes discounted wings makes it a go-to for after-work drinks that easily stretch into a full wing-and-bar-bites dinner during big games.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicken Wings (Buffalo Hot), Mango Habanero Wings, Buffalo Chicken Dip
What Makes it Special: All-day happy hour pricing on both drinks and small portions of their saucy wings inside a true game-watching barn.
8.4
Burrito Bar & Kitchen is a colorful Tex-Mex fixture near Barclays where frozen margaritas, big burritos, and a sidewalk patio run late into the night. With thousands of cross-platform reviews and hours that push to midnight or later on weekends, it’s the casual pre- and post-game Mexican choice for Flatbush Avenue.
Must-Try Dishes:
Table-side guacamole, Mini chimichangas, Burrito bar taco sampler
What Makes it Special: A 1990s-born Tex-Mex bar with a big patio, frozen margaritas, and reliably late hours a short walk from Barclays.
8.4
Vibes:
Group Dining Gatherings
Comfort Food Classics
Sports Bar Central
Birthday & Celebration Central
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que’s Gowanus roadhouse has been smoking prime brisket, St. Louis ribs, and pulled pork out of a cavernous former industrial space since 2013, drawing families, beer drinkers, and big groups. With thousands of multi-platform reviews, a full bar, and consistent praise for its platters and sides, it functions as Brooklyn’s most crowd-proof, destination-style barbecue hall in 11215.
Must-Try Dishes:
Prime brisket plate with two homemade sides, St. Louis rib rack with cornbread, Smoked wings with mac & cheese
What Makes it Special: Large roadhouse-style barbecue hall with long-smoked meats and serious sides.
#20
Donovan's Pub
8.4
A classic Woodside Irish pub where the burger program is the main draw: thick, straightforward patties with a long roster of variations and the kind of side options (onion rings, fries, sweet potato fries) that make it a full pub-meal stop. The best order is a classic build or one of their signature house combinations, eaten at the bar with a beer-first rhythm.
Must-Try Dishes:
The Classic Cheeseburger, The BBQ and Beyond, Onion Rings
What Makes it Special: Old-school pub burgers with a deep, well-practiced variations list.
#21
Hair of the Dog
8.4
Hair of the Dog is a high-energy Lower East Side sports bar where classic Buffalo-style wings sit alongside burgers, nachos, and fried bar snacks. Locals lean on it for game-day viewing, late-night drinks, and reliably crispy wings in big sharable portions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo-style Wings (mild, medium, hot, honey BBQ), Boneless Wings in any sauce, Sampler Platter with Wings, Fingers, and Rings
What Makes it Special: Big-screen sports, all-day drink specials, and classic Buffalo wings.
8.4
Inwood Bar & Grill is a sprawling indoor–outdoor bar and restaurant with a large patio and beer-garden-style seating that anchors nightlife on Broadway. A huge menu of Dominican-leaning bar food, grills, and brunch plates backs up a high-volume drinks program and constant crowd energy, especially outdoors in good weather.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pineapple Rice with Chicken and Shrimp, Mofongo with Chicharrón, Steak and Eggs
What Makes it Special: High-energy indoor–outdoor beer garden with massive crowds and Dominican bar plates.
8.4
Vibes:
Brewery & Beer Garden Republic
Sports Bar Central
Happy Hour Hotspots
Group Dining Gatherings
Keg & Lantern’s Southside outpost doubles as a house-brewed taproom and wing destination, with gochujang and mango fire wings drawing as much attention as the IPAs. Weekday happy hour, wings-and-draft combos, and plenty of TVs make it a flexible spot for after-work meetups that skew more brewery than basic bar.
Must-Try Dishes:
Gochujang Wings, Mango Fire Wings, Buffalo Wings
What Makes it Special: A house-brewed sports bar where creative wing flavors meet brewery-level beer and weekday happy hour deals.
#24
McDermott's Pub
8.4
McDermott's Pub is a Westchester Square staple where the menu revolves around crisp, sauce-drenched wings backed up by burgers, sliders, and late-night pub staples. Regulars highlight garlic parmesan, Thai chili, and "Black Ice" wings as some of the most craveable in the borough, with a classic Irish-bar atmosphere and long hours that make it a go-to for catching games.
Must-Try Dishes:
Garlic Parmesan Wings, Black Ice Wings, Thai Chili Wings
What Makes it Special: Neighborhood pub with some of the Bronx’s most talked-about wings.
8.4
Stone Street Tavern is a pub-style restaurant on the cobblestone block of Stone Street where classic burgers share space with wings, mac and cheese, and a long beer list. Locals use it as the go-to spot when they want a substantial tavern burger with outdoor seating and TV screens for games.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tavern Burger, Classic Burger with Fries, Tavern Mac & Cheese
What Makes it Special: Historic Stone Street pub where the tavern burger pairs with outdoor cobblestone seating and plenty of beer.
8.4
Under the Queensboro Bridge, The Jeffrey is a craft beer bar with a serious kitchen, where the cult-favorite pho tacos sit alongside one of Midtown East’s best happy hour lineups. The split indoor–outdoor setup makes it a go-to for after-work pints, elevated bar snacks, and casual taco runs that feel more beer garden than taqueria.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pho Tacos, Jeffrey Smash Burger, Chili Cheese Fries
What Makes it Special: A craft beer hub where the pho tacos and happy hour compete with the tap list.
8.4
Ulysses’ Folk House sprawls between Pearl Street and Stone Street, running one of the area’s most reliable happy hours with live music, pints, and hearty pub plates. Office groups and regulars use it when they want a big Irish pub with room for a crowd and better food than a basic sports bar.
Must-Try Dishes:
Ulysses Burger, Fish and Chips, Pulled Pork Sandwich
What Makes it Special: High-capacity Irish pub with long-running happy hour, live music, and substantial bar food.
8.3
Since 2009, Amity Hall Downtown has been a Greenwood Village sports hub where big screens, craft beer, and $1 jumbo wing nights make happy hour feel like game day. The wings are meaty, sauce-coated, and consistent, with weekday drink specials that draw both college fans and office crews.
Must-Try Dishes:
Jumbo wings (buffalo or house sauces), Classic buffalo wings, BH-style burgers and fries
What Makes it Special: Serious game-day energy with discounted jumbo wings and long happy hours.
8.3
A big, bar-built room where wings are designed for groups—jumbo sizing, straightforward sauces, and a pace that works around beers and screens. It’s a reliable game-day wing order when you keep it simple and let the room do the rest.
Must-Try Dishes:
Amity Jumbo Wings (Buffalo), Amity Jumbo Wings (BBQ), Amity Jumbo Wings (Jerk BBQ)
What Makes it Special: Jumbo wings in a true sports-bar setup made for groups.
A lively sports bar with hearty wings complementing its broad menu of pub fare and drinks, drawing regulars for game nights and weekend hangouts. Its robust review volume reflects consistent quality and friendly service.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, Beer‑Battered Onion Rings, Loaded Nachos
What Makes it Special: Classic pub wings in a spirited game‑day atmosphere
#31
Bonnie's Grill
8.3
A Park Slope fixture since 2000, Bonnie’s Grill is the quintessential neighborhood spot for Buffalo-style wings, griddled burgers, and beers under game-day TVs. It’s where locals go for unfussy, big-flavor American comfort food that leans more Bills backer bar than polished gastropub.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings with house hot sauce, Classic Bonnie’s burger with fries, Fries with chipotle mayo
What Makes it Special: Two-decades-strong neighborhood joint famous for Buffalo-style wings and classic burgers.
8.3
A lively Irish-rooted pub where happy hour wings land in classic bar-food territory—hot, well-sauced, and built for beer. The room stays buzzy after work, and the kitchen is reliable for shareable plates alongside solid drafts and cocktails.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, Honey BBQ Wings, Loaded Pub Fries
What Makes it Special: Big-pub energy with wings that hit the classic Buffalo sweet spot.
8.3
Dan & John’s focuses tightly on wings, offering multiple sauces, crisp skin, and straightforward sides in a compact Kips Bay space. It’s more about dialing in your preferred flavor and heat level than lingering, with counter seating and TVs for quick, wing-first sessions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Sweet Chili Wings, Insane Buffalo Wings, Crispy Tater Tots
What Makes it Special: Wing-focused shop where nearly every order centers on sauce and crispness.
#34
Kent Ale House
8.3
A waterfront sports bar with 24 taps and a full pub menu, Kent Ale House is where soccer and rugby fans settle in for games backed by baskets of wings and long happy hours. Daily drink deals and game-time specials make it one of the most reliable spots in the ZIP when you want pitchers, big screens, and classic Buffalo wings in one place.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, BBQ Wings, Buffalo Mac N Cheese
What Makes it Special: Game-day headquarters for Premier League and rugby where long happy hours meet big-portion wings and pitchers.
#35
Monk Mcginn's
8.3
Monk McGinn's is a sprawling bi-level Irish-leaning pub where burgers, French onion soup, and cocktails anchor service that often runs into the early-morning hours. With big booths, a long bar, and screens for games, it functions as both a late-night hang and a place to sit down to real food after midnight.
Must-Try Dishes:
French onion soup, Steak sandwich with fries, Chicken tacos
What Makes it Special: Bi-level Tribeca pub with a full late-night kitchen and serious cocktails.
#36
Morris Park Inn
8.3
Morris Park Inn is a neighborhood American restaurant and sports bar where wings, steaks, and burgers share space with a serious drink program. Reopened under new ownership in 2019, it’s become a go-to for game nights, parties, and hearty pub-style dinners.
Must-Try Dishes:
Half-pound Angus beef burger, New York strip steak dinner, Buffalo wings with dipping sauce
What Makes it Special: Lively Morris Park sports bar mixing big TVs, strong drinks, and solid American plates.
#37
Mudville
8.3
Mudville is a family-owned Tribeca sports bar that’s been pouring beer and smoking baby back ribs since the late 1970s, with thousands of reviews across platforms attesting to its staying power. Ribs share the spotlight with wings and burgers, but the baby backs and ribs-and-chicken platters make it one of the few true rib-focused options in 10007 for game days and casual group outings.
Must-Try Dishes:
Half-slab baby back ribs, Ribs and chicken combo, Short rib sliders
What Makes it Special: Long-running Tribeca sports bar where baby back ribs join serious wings.
#38
Pioneers Bar NYC
8.3
A spacious Chelsea sports bar where Buffalo wings land hot, properly sauced, and built for sharing alongside games and pitchers. The happy-hour draw is the bar-first energy—cheap beers, late hours, and wings that stay steady even during big-screen rushes. It’s more hangout than foodie temple, but the wings hit the classic spot.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, BBQ Wings, Loaded Fries
What Makes it Special: Classic wings in a big, game-friendly bar with drink deals.
#39
Scruffy Duffy's
8.3
A quintessential Hell’s Kitchen sports bar where the wings are the real draw: crisped well, heavily sauced, and built for beer-and-a-game nights. Expect classic Buffalo plus a couple house spins, with a lively late-night crowd keeping the energy high.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Chicken Wings, Honey Hot Wings, Loaded Nachos
What Makes it Special: Neighborhood bar wings with true pub-level crisp and sauce cling.
#40
The Flying Cock
8.3
The Flying Cock is a lively Murray Hill bar where truffle parmesan fries, house-cut fries, and sweet potato fries are headliners alongside brunch plates and burgers. It’s the kind of place where fries are not just a side, but a centerpiece snack to share over cocktails, sports, and long happy hours.
Must-Try Dishes:
Truffle Parmesan Fries, House Cut Fries, Sweet Potato Fries
What Makes it Special: Sports-and-brunch bar where multiple styles of fries pair with long happy hours.
#41
The Malt House
8.3
A lively American tavern with standout wings, burgers, and an extensive beer list drawing both locals and office crowds. Its hearty portions and spirited atmosphere make it a reliable casual choice, especially for shared meals after work. The strong review base underscores consistent execution.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, Beef Burger, Fish & Chips
What Makes it Special: Hearty tavern classics with a buzzing bar crowd
#42
The Stumble Inn
8.3
A long‑running Upper East Side sports bar with a loyal local crowd, The Stumble Inn serves generously sauced wings alongside classic pub fare and plenty of TVs for game day. Its casual vibe and spirited service make it a go‑to for laid‑back nights and group gatherings.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Wings, BBQ Wings, Loaded Fries
What Makes it Special: Classic bar wings with lively sports bar energy
8.3
This Philly-rooted West Village sports bar is as serious about Krazy Kate’s Wings as it is about cheesesteaks and game-day viewing. Locals lean on it for saucy wings, solid pours, and a low-key happy hour that feels more like a neighborhood hang than a scene.
Must-Try Dishes:
Krazy Kate's Wings with Buffalo or BBQ, Buffalo Chicken Cheesesteak, Nan and Pop's Garbage Bread
What Makes it Special: A Philly-style corner bar where Krazy Kate’s Wings and cheesesteaks headline happy hour alongside plenty of game-day screens.
#44
Bean Post Pub
8.2
A wings-forward neighborhood pub where the best orders stay simple: one wing flavor, one snacky side, and you’re set. It’s a low-friction spot for groups watching a game or grabbing a casual plate that travels well for takeout.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings, Medium spicy wings, Mac & cheese wedges
What Makes it Special: Pub-style wings that hit best with a tight, no-overthinking order.
#45
Blue Haven
8.2
Straddling SoHo and Greenwich Village, Blue Haven is an upscale sports bar with a deep draft list and wings that get nearly as much attention as the burgers. Happy hour beer deals and well-executed sauces make it a reliable choice when you want better-than-average bar food with the game.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic buffalo wings, Garlic parmesan or sweet chili wings, BH Burger with fries
What Makes it Special: Polished sports bar where craft beer and crispy wings meet stadium-level TV coverage.
A high-energy Dominican and Latin-Caribbean spot with a retractable glass roof over its patio, turning the second level into an all-weather, open-sky dining and drinking space. It plays as both a neighborhood restaurant and late-night party room, with live music, sports on screens, and big-plate mains built for lingering under the roof when it’s open.
Must-Try Dishes:
Skirt steak with tostones, Plátanos a la Playa seafood plantain platter, Camaronfongo mashed plantains with shrimp
What Makes it Special: A Latin-Caribbean sports bar where a retractable glass roof turns the patio into an all-season, open-sky party zone.
#47
Cantina 138
8.2
Cantina 138 is a newer Williamsburg cantina built around happy hour margaritas, brunch, and DJ-fueled nights where the bar feels as central as the kitchen. Shrimp tacos, fajitas, and burrito bowls come out alongside colorful cocktails, with sports on TV and a crowd that trends social and celebratory rather than strictly dinner-focused.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shrimp Tacos, Fajitas, Burrito Bowl
What Makes it Special: Energy-forward cantina with daily happy hour, strong margaritas, and a social, music-driven room.
8.2
A Buffalo-born specialist doing classic bone-in wings with a tight, sauce-forward menu and steady crunch. The Chelsea outpost keeps things simple—fast fry, clean heat levels, and reliable delivery performance—ideal when you want pure wing focus without distractions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic Buffalo Wings, Garlic Parmesan Wings, Sweet Chili Wings
What Makes it Special: Buffalo-style execution with crisp skin and well-balanced sauces.
8.2
A sports-bar staple where wings are the reliable order, especially when you catch a specials night. Go bone-in, keep the flavor pick classic, and let the bar energy do the rest—this is built for pints, TVs, and a steady wing rhythm.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings, BBQ wings, Boneless wings
What Makes it Special: A wing-and-beer bar built around weekly specials and consistency.
#50
Down the Hatch
8.2
A basement dive and longtime Atomic Wings outpost, Down the Hatch builds its reputation on dozens of wing flavors, aggressive daily drink deals, and bottomless weekend wing brunch. It’s rowdy, affordable, and very wings-first, especially during its half-off bar and wing specials.
Must-Try Dishes:
DTH Famous Wings (Hot Mess or Garlic Parmesan), Combo Basket with wings and waffle fries, Buffalo Chicken Quesadilla
What Makes it Special: A 30-year Greenwich Village basement bar where Atomic Wings, nightly drink specials, and bottomless weekend wing brunch have made it a rite of passage.