An NYC Bar Guide For Every NFL Fan Base

    Because who wants to get drunk with the enemy?

    1. Arizona Cardinals

    WHAT: SideBAR

    WHERE: 118 E. 15th St., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: Cardinals fans are underrepresented in New York City. As a result, they share SideBAR with Tennessee Titans fans. Until they find a bar to call their own, that's where they'll be in a sea of red and baby blue.

    2. Atlanta Falcons

    WHAT: The Watering Hole Bar and Restaurant

    WHERE: 106 E. 19th St., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: According to the Falcons NYC fan page, the Watering Hole is where Atlanta fans meet on Sunday. It's a self-proclaimed Falcons bar.

    3. Baltimore Ravens

    WHAT: Mustang Harry's Fine Foods & Spirits

    WHERE: 352 7th Ave., New York, NY 10001

    WHY: According to the Mustang Harry's Facebook page, the bar is an official backer of the Baltimore Ravens...and the Denver Broncos. SHH. There's plenty of room for both!

    4. Buffalo Bills

    WHAT: McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon

    WHERE: 800 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10017

    WHY: There are a couple of Buffalo sports bars in New York City. However, there's only one location for the official New York City Buffalo Bills Backers, and it's McFadden's Saloon.

    5. Carolina Panthers

    WHAT: Brother Jimmy's BBQ, Upper East Side location

    WHERE: 1485 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10075

    WHY: Brother Jimmy's BBQ appears twice on this list (it's a Cleveland Browns spot as well), but according to a Panthers fan page, the Upper East Side location is where New York City's Carolina fans meet on game day.

    6. Chicago Bears

    WHAT: Windy City Ale House

    WHERE: 7915 3rd Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11209

    WHY: While there are a few bars that play Chicago Bears games, Bay Ridge's Windy City Ale House is a bar dedicated exclusively to Chicago sports and should therefore be the go-to bar for Bears fans.

    7. Cincinnati Bengals

    WHAT: Phebe's Tavern & Grill

    WHERE: 359 Bowery, New York, NY 10003

    WHY: While Phebe's is a big Ohio sports bar, the Cincinnati Bengals are the NFL team that have laid claim to it. Sorry, Browns fans.

    8. Cleveland Browns

    WHAT: Brother Jimmy's BBQ, the Union Square Location

    WHERE: 116 E. 16th St., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: According to a Browns fansite, Brother Jimmy's BBQ is their go-to New York City Bar. Just make sure you go to the Union Square location. The Panthers fans have claimed the Upper East Side's Brother Jimmy's.

    9. Dallas Cowboys

    WHAT: Stone Creek Bar & Lounge

    WHERE: 140 E. 27th St., New York, NY 10016

    WHY: A Dallas Cowboys fan page declares Stone Creek as the place to be on game day. According to Jose Morales, a proud patron, it's "a place where real Dallas Cowboys meet, drink, eat and cheer for the 'Boys."

    10. Denver Broncos

    WHAT: Keats Bar

    WHERE: 842 Second Ave., New York, NY 10017

    WHY: Broncos fans and Colts fans share Keats Bar. The site claims to back both teams. Maybe they just love Peyton Manning.

    11. Detroit Lions

    WHAT: Mercury Bar

    WHERE: 659 9th Ave., New York, NY 10036

    WHY: Mercury Bar is a proud Michigan sports bar. In addition to Michigan State, it supports — YOU GUESSED IT: your beloved Detroit Lions.

    12. Green Bay Packers

    WHAT: Kettle of Fish

    WHERE: 59 Christopher St., New York, NY 10014

    WHY: According to Kettle of Fish's website, "with the exception of Lambeau Field, the Kettle of Fish is the best place to watch a Packer game." Do you love the Packers? Then Kettle of Fish is your spot.

    13. Houston Texans

    WHAT: Idle Hands Bar

    WHERE: 25 Avenue B, New York, NY 10009

    WHY: According to multiple forums and fansites, Idle Hands is the go-to spot for Houston fans. Houston is a long way from New York City, but on game day it's right there in the heart of it.

    14. Indianapolis Colts

    WHAT: Keats Bar

    WHERE: 842 Second Ave., New York, NY 10017

    WHY: Colts fans share Keats Bar with Denver Broncos fans. Does Keats just have a thing for Peyton Manning? It's anybody's guess. Regardless, Keats is a self-proclaimed affiliate of both. It's an Indy bar through and through.

    15. Jacksonville Jaguars

    WHAT: Legends

    WHERE: 6 W. 33rd St., New York, NY 10001

    WHY: The Jaguars are one of those small-market teams that don't have such a massive New York City presence. The general consensus, however, is that Jacksonville fans DO exist in New York City, and they meet at Legends.

    16. Kansas City Chiefs

    WHAT: John Brown Smokehouse

    WHERE: 10-43 44th Dr., Long Island City, NY 11101

    WHY: Not only is John Brown Smokehouse a Chiefs bar on Sundays, but it's a true-blue Kansas City barbecue joint year round. John Brown's is a home away from home for Kansas City transplants in New York.

    17. Miami Dolphins

    WHAT: Slattery's Midtown Pub

    WHERE: 8 E. 36th St., New York, NY 10016

    WHY: According to some Dolphins fan sites, Slattery's is where Miami fans meet. It's also a New York Rangers bar, which is an odd mix but sports fans work in mysterious ways.

    18. Minnesota Vikings

    WHAT: Bar None

    WHERE: 98 3rd Ave., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: A Vikings fan page reports that Bar None is their go-to NYC spot. According to the fan page, "Bar None will be the home to Vikings NYC fans for a long, long time."

    19. New England Patriots

    WHAT: Professor Thom's Bar and Restaurant

    WHERE: 219 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: Professor Thom's is a proud Boston sports bar located in the heart of New York. On top of being big Red Sox supporters, they also love their Patriots.

    20. New Orleans Saints

    WHAT: Bourbon Street Bar & Grille

    WHERE: 346 W. 46th St., New York, NY 10036

    WHY: Bourbon Street is an all-things-New Orleans bar. Therefore, it's only natural that it would be the game-day spot for New Orleans Saints fans. This fact is confirmed by the bio on its Twitter page.

    21. New York Giants

    WHAT: ANY BAR

    WHERE: ANYWHERE

    WHY: BECAUSE IT'S NEW YORK CITY.

    22. New York Jets

    WHAT: ANY BAR

    WHERE: ANYWHERE

    WHY: BECAUSE IT'S NEW YORK CITY.

    23. Oakland Raiders

    WHAT: Peter Dillon's

    WHERE: 130 E. 40th St., New York, NY 10016

    WHY: The Oakland Raiders NYC fan page lists Peter Dillon's as its game-day spot. You're sure to see more than a few black-and-silver-clad members of Raider Nation there on game day.

    24. Philadelphia Eagles

    WHAT: Turtle Bay NYC

    WHERE: 987 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10022

    WHY: Turtle Bay is a home away from home for Philly fans. This self-proclaimed Eagles bar is the place to be if you're an Eagles fan in New York on game day.

    25. Pittsburgh Steelers

    WHAT: The Irish Exit

    WHERE: 978 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10022

    WHY: According to a Pittsburgh fan page, Steelers fans go to the Irish Exit on Sundays. The page says that "200+ fans pack in every week." Get there early.

    26. San Diego Chargers

    WHAT: Scallywags

    WHERE: 508 9th Ave., New York, NY 10018

    WHY: To the dismay of many Chargers fans, their longtime bar, Dewey's Flatiron, closed after 18 years. Luckily, Scallywags has picked up the slack in a big way.

    27. San Francisco 49ers

    WHAT: Finnerty's

    WHERE: 221 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: Multiple sources — including the bar's own front window — point to Finnerty's as the go-to spot for Niners fans living in New York City. It might be closer to the Bay Area than their new stadium.

    28. Seattle Seahawks

    WHAT: Carlow East

    WHERE: 1254 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10028

    WHY: Since the recent emergence of the Seattle Seahawks as a dominant force in the NFL, fans living in New York set out to find a bar to call their own. They succeeded. Carlow East is the go-to spot for the 12th man.

    29. St. Louis Rams

    WHAT: Foley's NY

    WHERE: 18 W 33rd St., New York, NY 10001

    WHY: The Rams are one of the few teams without a single bar to call their own on Sundays. A couple of sites claim that Foley's is where St. Louis fans meet. It is, after all, a St. Louis Cardinals bar, so Rams fans should be welcomed with open arms.

    30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

    WHAT: Stillwater Bar & Grill

    WHERE: 78-80 E 4th St., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: The Bucs are yet another underrepresented team in New York City, and many of their fans meet at Stillwater on game day according to a few sources. Primarily an Oklahoma State University Cowboys backer, it also welcomes pirates on Sundays.

    31. Tennessee Titans

    WHAT: SideBAR

    WHERE: 118 E. 15th St., New York, NY 10003

    WHY: Titans fans are forced to share a space with Cardinals fans on game day. SideBAR is where they do it. The Titans are another team without a place to exclusively call their own. Until they find one, SideBAR is their game-day hangout.

    32. The Washington NFL Team

    WHAT: Redemption Bar

    WHERE: 1003 2nd Ave., New York, NY 10022

    WHY: Redemption Bar is the go-to spot for D.C. fans living in New York City. According to the bar's website, "from giveaways to giant blow-up Washington football players, Redemption transfers its venue into the perfect official [Washington] fan house."