Last Minute Ideas For Watching The Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is hours away and you need a place to watch it. Luckily for you, The Greenpoint Gazette published a list of 18 bars in Williamsburg and Greenpoint that will be airing the game. I cut that list in half, narrowing it down to my top picks of which bars and specials sound best. Descriptions by the Gazette.
- Full Circle Bar (318 Grand Street, 347-725-4588): Giving out free Bon Chon Bowl wings, showing the game on three 40+ inch HD TV’s, and selling 24 ounces of Genesee Beer for $10.
- Huckleberry Bar (588 Grand Street, 718-218-8555): Serving up chili nachos ($7) and chili dogs ($4), $15 buckets of Budweiser and Bud Light (5 beers in each), and projecting the game onto the wall.
- Knitting Factory (361 Metropolitan Avenue, 347-529-6696): Showing the game on a 12-foot projection screen in the main room and on two 48-inch screens in the front bar, providing free snacks, and offering a food menu complete with pizza, wings, and party food. Reserve a party package and get seated before everyone else. The packages are First Down (12 beers, 1 pizza and a reserved table for $45), Field Goal (24 beers, 2 pizzas, plate of wings and a reserved table for $85), and Touchdown (48 beers, 4 pizzas, plate of wings and a reserved table for $150).
- Shayz Lounge (130 Franklin Street, 718-389-3888): Giving out free snacks, chips and dip, and cold cuts. For $10, you can join in on Boxes with a grand prize of $600. Game is being played on two HDTVs.
- The Pit Stop Bar (152 Meserole Ave, 718-383-0981): Free, homemade Italian food such as ziti and lasagna is being provided along with bottles of Rolling Rock, in buckets, for $10.
- Red Star (37 Greenpoint Ave, 718-349-0149): Showing the game on their 15 HDTV’s screens in the bar, and will have party food packages available on redstarny.com.
- The Gutter (200 North 14th Street, 718-387-3585): There is no cover charge to see the game being projected on the wall of the back room of the bowling alley.
- The Abbey (536 Driggs Ave, 718-599-4400): Free food available like ice cream, sandwiches, and wings. Playing the game on three flat panel televisions.
- Tommy’s Tavern (1041 Manhattan Ave, 718-383-9699): All the customers are bringing home cooked food, the regular happy hour is going on until 9 p.m., and the game is being shown on the bar’s big screen.
Oh, and if all else fails, NBC is streaming the game online for the first time ever.






