Oh, and don’t be shocked to see a collection of “lost bras” hanging around the bar as The Patriot Saloon takes after the very famous Coyote Ugly theme. The Patriot Saloon: What is better than a bar sporting American flags that plays country tunes on a jukebox? This dive bar vibe offers arcade games and a pool table along with great drink deals and your ideal delicious bar food. If watching college football is a favorite pastime, this bar is the perfect spot to cheer on your team and feel like you are sitting at a bar in the south. Brother Jimmy’s has a lot of seating and room for games of beer pong, perfect for any homesick southern alums. With competition winning black angus brisket on the menu and giant onion rings and frickles as apps, you can’t go wrong. Great happy hours, colored string lights, and a neon “BAR” sign give this every country bar vibe you’ll ever need.īrother Jimmy’s: Only currently one location in Manhattan, Brother Jimmy’s serves some of the greatest slow cooked BBQ and brings southern hospitality to the heart of the Northeast. Mike’s Wild Moose Saloon in Hoboken: Jump across the other pond 2 blocks from the Hoboken Path station and you’ll hit Mike’s Wild Moose Saloon, with another taxidermied animal hanging on the wall. Play a game of pool and say hi to the regulars they’ll welcome you in to their over 25-year home. Right from walking in with stickers covering the door, you know you leave behind the expectations of uppity Manhattan and fit right in with others just like you. Located at: 736 10th Ave between 50th/51st Stĭoc Holliday’s: The East Village might have a lot of things, but it also has a real roadhouse style classic in Doc Holliday’s. The Waylon is definitely a place to spend a Saturday night out with friends! Be sure to try their famous Frito Pie among other southern favorites, such as Fried Cheese Curds. They have a backyard garden as well as roadway dining, great for larger groups, and if you want to join in rooting for the Packers. On other nights, you can play songs on their jukebox, or compete in trivia on Wednesdays. The Waylon: A country saloon that might as well be called Hell’s Kitchen’s best honky-tonk, offers live music every Tuesday through Saturday nights.
Located at: 215 W 40th St between 7th and 8th Ave Printer’s Alley is great to watch a sports game with a group of friends or to head to before a concert at Madison Square Garden since it is right down the block! It’s your perfect midtown casual bar. Printer’s Alley plays plenty of country favorites, offers live music, and serves southern comfort food such as taco fries, mac & cheese, and buffalo chicken sliders.
Printer’s Alley: Transport yourself to Tennessee in this Nashville themed bar located in the Garment District. Located at: 30 W 26th St between 5th and 6th Ave This year, they’ve even got a Hill Country Barbecue Rib Kit to enjoy their Texas barbeque at home. Events like trivia night and karaoke are weekly happenings as well as live music that runs Tuesday through Saturday night. This is another awesome option to get some drinks before heading to see your favorite country acts at Madison Square Garden. Hill Country Barbeque Market: Craving some good barbeque and live music bringing back all of those Texas mems? Hill Country serves Texas style BBQ and has plenty of draft beers to go along with it.
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