There are so many bars in New York City to watch the Mets play the Kansas City Royals in the World Series starting tonight at 8:07 p.m.
But do you really want to sit at a grimy, average bar drinking skunked beer, eating defrosted chicken wings coated with a neon orange slime while you cheer on your beloved Mets?
Does that do them justice???
No. No, it doesn't.
You owe it to your team. You need to eat the best foods and drink the best brews while you're cheering on David Wright and Co.
But have no fear, Mets fans, we've put together a list of some of the best bars NYC has to offer.
So here are 9 can't-miss spots.
1. Dewey's Pub (135 West 30th Street)
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With 22 flat screen TVs to display the game and over 24 fan favorite and unique beers on tap, this is the perfect place to watch the Mets take on the Royals.
Apart from their extensive bar list, Dewey's Pub offers delicious, gourmet bar food to chow down on between pitches.
We'd recommend the "Bourbon BBQ" sandwich with a boneless baby back rib and Brussel sprout slaw on a pretzel bun.
2. Westside Brewhouse by Four Points (160 West 25th Street)
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Yep, this spot is a hotel bar. You probably think we're crazy. But when you enter this little hideaway tucked in this Four Points Chelsea hotel, you'll be surprised to find yourself in the midst of an excellent, cozy sports bar.
If you want to eat delicious tailgate food, drink some of the best local brews around, and watch the Mets on a huge wall of TV's, you need to check out the Westside Brewhouse. Like, tonight.
3. Ainsworth (various NYC locations)
Baseball. It's the American pastime. And, to be honest, what's more American than a burger or a big heaping helping of mac & cheese?
Combining the two is definitely more American. And to get that, you need to head on over to the Ainsworth to grab a "Mac and Cheese Burger." It's panko-crusted mac and cheese, a beef patty, and a scoop of mac and cheese.
We're literally drooling and the game hasn't even started yet.
4. Tender Bar & Grill by the Sanctuary Hotel (130 West 47th Street)
The newly opened Tender Bar & Grill will offer up $4 drafts beers and half price starters with twelve options to choose from including rock shrimp, avocado fries and tuna tartare during every Mets World Series game beginning on October 27th.
With nine HDTV's and two projector screens, it's impossible to miss a play while snacking on some elevated bar foods at Tender Bar & Grill.
5. Campeón (9 East 16th Street)
When's the last time you had someone suggest a Mexican restaurant to watch some sports? Never?
Well let us be the first to introduce you to Campeón. It's a sports bar serving Mexican cuisine instead of the traditional sports bar fare.
Campeón (which translates to "champion" in english) has an extensive menu including "Dusty Yuca Sticks," a choice of five different guacamoles, and "Nuclear Campéon Wings," which require a waiver to be signed prior to eating.
,6. Blondie's Sports (212 West 79th Street)
We're suggesting you hit up this sports bar...owned by former playboy bunnies.
Yep, you read correctly. This awesome joint is another great option to watch the Mets. If you're really craving some down home good ball park snacks during the game, Blondies will deliver.
If you're indecisive, like us, just a bunch of friends and order the "Mini Dogs in a Blanket," "Basket of Soft Pretzels," "Combo of Wafer Fries and Fried Onions," and "Nachos."
7. Foley's (18 West 33rd Street)
If you're a true baseball fan, you've probably already heard Foley's. It's a self described "Irish Bar with a Baseball Attitude."
With menu items named after famous players, including David Wright, and a portion of some of those items going towards charities, why wouldn't you eat here?
In true Mets fashion, we're ordering the "David Wright Sandwich" which is grilled chicken in buffalo sauce with lettuce, tomato, and bleu cheese dressing on a club roll.
A portion of the sale is donated to The David Wright Foundation.
8. Manny's on Second (1770 2nd Avenue)
What do you need to watch the Mets? How about some TV's. What if we told you Manny's has over 40 HDTVs. You diggin' it yet?
How about this: "Cheesy Bacon Pretzel Burger." Intrigued? You should be.
It's a half pound burger topped with bacon, cheddar, and Monterey jack cheese, served on a warm pretzel bun with lettuce, tomato, and burger sauce. So essentially, we just told you what you'll be eating during Game 1.
9. Carragher's (228 West 39th Street)
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This little joint is pretty new on the NYC food scene. It's only been open since August of 2015.
With a bar lined with projection screens playing three games at a time, this upscale pub is the perfect spot to dine on some truly delicious food while booing Kansas City.
You should try the "baked pork bangers n' mash" with caramelized onion gravy or the "lamb burger" with mint and spice infused lamb and tzatziki.
Or if you're anything like us, you'll love the "fried pickles." Easy, simple, and delicious.