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A Guide to Sports Bars in Hoboken, New Jersey
Hoboken is home to dozens of bars packed into 1.25 square miles, plenty of them with TV screens for fans of all kinds of sports to watch their favorite teams play. Whether fans want a rowdy, loud Sunday Funday, or looking for a lowkey spot to watch nine innings of baseball, there’s something for everyone. When sports fans can’t make it to the stadium, field, rink, or arena to watch the game, the next spot is the bar. Read on to figure out where to watch your favorite teams at these bars in Hoboken, New Jersey.
8th Street Tavern | 800 Washington Street
8th Street Tavern was made for Sunday Funday. The bar has huge screens to take in all the football games throughout the week, but on Sundays, there is also bingo and karaoke. If your favorite team isn’t winning, at least you’ll have a chance for a personal win with bingo. The menu has a bunch of apps great to share, like jalapeño poppers and spinach + artichoke dip.
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10th + Willow | 935 Willow Avenue
This Hoboken favorite has a bunch of weekly specials to complement any sports game. On Mondays from 4PM-10PM, guests can get all-you-can-eat wings for $18. There are half-priced apps on Wednesdays from 4PM-10PM. On Thursdays from 7PM to midnight, sports fans can enjoy a half-priced martini. HG pro tip: order the chicken cutlet sandwich with fries to pair with your game day brew.
The Ale House | 1034 Willow Avenue
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This dog-friendly bar loves to welcome football fans all season long. The Ale House has several specials for game day, including personal pitcher deals and $1 Surfsides and High Noons. For those who may not be as into the game on the TV, the bar also has a pool table, darts, and shuffleboard to compete with friends and other patrons.
Black Bear Bar + Grill | 205 Washington Street
There’s not a bad seat in Black Bear — this sports bar has dozens of TVs for fans of all kinds of sports to keep track of every minute of every game. There are a bunch of daily specials, but for Football Sunday bar-goers can order shot specials, beer pitchers, and buckets of beer. Plus, there are a ton of burgers, apps, and sandwiches to stay fueled throughout game day.
Farside Tavern | 531 Washington Street
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Farside has been slinging drinks and serving Hoboken since 1997. The space has over 20 TVs to watch college and professional sports. For Thursday night sports, guests can enjoy half-priced wings and a $5 select draft beer from 6PM-9PM.
Finnegan’s Pub | 734 Willow Avenue
When it comes to soccer, Finnegan’s is a great spot for fans to watch their favorite teams take the pitch. The pub is the home of the Arsenal FC Supports Club of NJ. Fútbol fans can grab a pint (or two) and enjoy a Premier League game with their buddies. Football fans can also grab a drink and enjoy NFL games each week during the season.
The Ferryman | 94-98 Bloomfield Street
For sports fans dying of thirst, the Ferryman has plenty of drinks to help out. It’s a great spot for fans of First Street Sundays, where a section of First Street closes to cars and creates a pedestrian-friendly area for NFL Sundays. Being an Irish pub, it’s a good spot to grab a Guinness and see who can split the G.
Green Rock Tap + Grill | 70 Hudson Street
This spot is located right near the Hoboken Terminal, making it easy for locals and visitors to get to. Green Rock has a bunch of TVs to show live sports year-round, especially for those who love the West Virginia Mountaineers.
Madd Hatter | 221 Washington Street
It feels like Madd Hatter was made for game day. The bar has over 75 TV screens, so it’s hard to miss the game from every seat. The bar has tons of specials during football season, like 120-ounce beer towers and unlimited wings for $9.99. Plus, there are Sunday Funday football party packages available where a whole squad can get some food and enjoy an open bar for a couple of hours, but the reservation must be made in advance online.
The Madison Bar + Grill | 1316 Washington Street
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Formerly The Madison Hotel, this Hoboken spot is now a local hot spot for good eats and a fun atmosphere. For those looking to catch a game at The Madison, there are several TVs to watch sports.
McSwiggan’s Pub | 110 1st Street
McSwiggan’s is a great combo of an Irish pub and live sports. There are dozens of TV screens so sports fans won’t miss a minute of their games.
Mulligan's Pub | 159 1st Street
It feels like this Irish bar was made for watching sports. Mulligan’s calls itself a hub for European soccer, streaming Premier League, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Serie A, the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Europa League, and Major League Soccer (MLS). Plus, Philadelphia Eagles fans in Hoboken made a home at Mulligan’s. The bar has NFL games on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays but dedicates space in the back room for Philly fans.
Psycho Mike’s | 125 Washington Street
Psycho Mike’s has 16 screens to catch games all year round. The menu has a ton of fried food and other classic bar food items to keep guests full. Check out the bar’s social media pages for special events, like their watch party for the big game in February. The bar took over the space that previously housed Mills Tavern.
Pig + Parrot | 77 Hudson Street
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Pig + Parrot is a slice of Florida right in Hoboken. It’s one of two locations in New Jersey — the other one is down the shore in Brielle. There are a ton of TVs to keep up with basketball, football, baseball, and more throughout the year. In addition to a full bar, there’s a menu of salads, sandwiches, and other apps to keep the crew fed during game day.
The Shannon | 106 First Street
This spot is for Buffalo Bills fans. Fans can skip the trip Upstate and watch Josh Allen play all season long at The Shannon. The bar has several TVs and a big projection screen so sports fans won’t miss a moment of the game. Plus, the spot has different specials for the games, like $25 beer buckets on Sundays during the football season.
The Shepherd + The Knucklehead | 1313 Willow Avenue
The Shepherd + The Knucklehead has TVs all around the bar so sports fans can soak up every moment of competition. Since opening in 2016, the bar has been the go-to spot for watching the big game and having an unforgettable experience (as long as your favorite team wins).
Texas Arizona | 76 River Street
Right by the Hoboken PATH is Texas Arizona. A quick glance through the window and people can see the dozens of TVs the bar streams sports games on. Good news for college football fans — it’s the official home of the Penn State Nittany Lions, according to the website.
Wicked Wolf Tavern | 120 Sinatra Drive
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It’s a party almost every Sunday Funday at Wicked Wolf. The bar has 28 TVs and a massive 25-foot stadium screen so sports fans can watch all of their favorite teams. On top of having every game on TV, party packages are available for those looking to get extra rowdy for their favorite team.
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Willie McBride’s | 616 Grand Street
Willie McBride’s is proof fans don’t need to travel to an arena, stadium, or field to enjoy a live sports game. This Irish bar has plenty of TV screens to watch all kinds of sports — from football to soccer, to basketball, and more. There’s also a game day menu on NFL Sundays with $20 beer buckets, $18 pitchers, and $4 shot specials.
