Crompton Ale House
Crompton Ale House sits located in NYC's Fashion district, and provides a massive beautiful space for lively supporters!
Where We Watch
Looking for the best place to watch Arsenal in New York City? ⚽️
Arsenal NYC hosts official matchday gatherings across all five boroughs, Long Island, Westchester, and Hoboken, New Jersey—so wherever you are, there’s a local pub ready to welcome you. Our partner pubs are open for every Arsenal match, no matter the kickoff time—Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, or friendlies. Each location offers its own unique atmosphere, from lively Brooklyn crowds to family-friendly Long Island gatherings, all united in true Arsenal spirit: inclusive, diverse, and passionate.
📍 Scroll below to explore our full list of Arsenal NYC pubs, read descriptions of each venue, and view them all on our interactive map to find your nearest spot to watch the Arsenal with fellow supporters.
Fancy Free
Home of the Brooklyn Invincibles, located in one of Brooklyn’s most vibrant and diverse areas, offering great food, drinks, and atmosphere.
Goody Two Shoes
In Bay Shore, Long Island, this cozy neighborhood pub — also known as The Penny Pub — is the gathering spot for the Long Island Gooners.
Highbury Pub
A lifelong Gooner’s dream in Ditmas Park, Highbury brings the North London spirit to Brooklyn with its warm, local neighborhood feel.
Jack Doyles
Steps from Penn Station and Times Square, Jack Doyle’s is a lively Midtown mainstay and home to one of Arsenal NYC’s biggest matchday crowds.
J.P. Doyles
Nestled in Sleepy Hollow, J.P. Doyle’s offers a warm, traditional Irish pub feel — the perfect home for the passionate Westchester Gooners.
O'Hanlons
In Manhattan’s East Village, O’Hanlon’s is known for its diehard fans and unforgettable atmosphere, with chants echoing from the streets.
Paddy's of Park Slope
A Park Slope gem founded by a lifelong Gooner, Paddy’s offers a relaxed, friendly vibe and the perfect pint for every Arsenal matchday.
Seven Sins
Seven Sins is our newest and eclectic East Side home — where the music’s as core as the football. Expect a proper soundtrack, and a fine pint of Guinness.