Where to find a Honey Deuce in NYC this month, no US Open ticket needed

Obviously, the most iconic place to grab a Honey Deuce is right at the source!

The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park serves up the signature $23 Grey Goose vodka lemonade, complete with its souvenir cup and three honeydew melon balls perched on the rim, all 22 days of tennis action, starting with US Open Fan Week from August 23 through August 29 and running straight through the main draw from August 30 to the finals on September 12 and 13.

The best part is you don’t need a match ticket to get one.

Grounds admission during Fan Week is completely free (you’ll just need to register for a Fan Access Pass ahead of time), which means you can wander the Food Village, catch player practices, and still walk away with the tournament’s most photographed cocktail in hand. Last year alone, the Honey Deuce pulled in a staggering $17 million in sales across the tournament, so you’ll be in very good company.

For the full breakdown of what’s happening during Fan Week this year, including the Roger Federer exhibition, the $1 million Mixed Doubles Championship, and the stacked celebrity chef food lineup, check out our complete US Open Fan Week 2026 guide.

This stretch of downtown is packed with Deuce options if you’re staying close to home base.

L’Americana on Irving Place and Copper Still East Village on 2nd Avenue both keep the cocktail flowing in a classic bar setting, while Time Out Market Union Square offers a more grazing-friendly approach, letting you pair your Honey Deuce with bites from a dozen different vendors under one roof.

If you’re staying nearby, The Ready Cantina inside Moxy East Village is an easy hotel-bar pour before heading out for the night.

NoMad might be the most Honey Deuce–saturated neighborhood on this whole list.

Fifteen floors above Park Avenue South, Golden Child, the rooftop at Hotel Park Ave NYC, is leaning all the way into US Open season, even branding itself as the place “to relive the day with one last Honey Deuce” after a match.

Just a few blocks over, Park Avenue Tavern offers a sports-bar setting if you’d rather watch the match on-screen with your cocktail in hand.

Round out the neighborhood with cocktail-forward stops like Clemente Bar at EMP inside the Empire State Building, or CoqoDaq and Cote Korean Steakhouse if you want your Deuce alongside a proper dinner.

Chelsea and the West Village blend seamlessly into one of the city’s best bar-hopping stretches, and Honey Deuces are everywhere in between.

Raines Law Room Chelsea brings a speakeasy-style hideaway to the mix, while Faena Hotel offers a more polished, design-forward setting.

Down in the West Village proper, Employees Only and Dante West Village are two of the city’s most decorated cocktail bars serving the drink this season, and White Horse Tavern, one of the neighborhood’s oldest watering holes, keeps things low-key and historic.

If you’re near Hudson Yards, Queens Tavern is also worth the detour, bringing a proper British pub twist to the tournament’s signature cocktail, just an easy walk from the 34th Street subway stop.

This cluster is stacked with some of downtown’s most iconic bars.

Dante NYC, regularly ranked among the best bars in the world, serves its own take on the Deuce on MacDougal Street, and Balthazar offers the drink with a French bistro backdrop on Spring Street.

For something a little more low-key, Beyond the Pale and Tom and Jerry’s keep the vibe casual, while Crosby Street Hotel is a solid pick if you want a boutique-hotel bar setting without straying far from the action.

The LES brings a scrappier, more eclectic energy to Honey Deuce season.

Mr. Purple, the rooftop above the Hotel Indigo on Orchard Street, pairs the cocktail with sweeping downtown skyline views, while Ainslie Bowery and Ray’s keep things grounded at street level with a cocktail-bar crowd.

Unnecessary on Delancey Street rounds out the neighborhood with a quirky, no-frills spot to grab your Deuce before continuing the crawl.

Midtown is where the tournament’s official sponsor energy really shows up.

Bar Sprezzatura, the bi-level rooftop atop Kimpton Hotel Theta near Times Square, brings an Italian Riviera feel to the mix just steps from Broadway.

IGC Hospitality’s Refinery Rooftop, with its retractable glass ceiling, and its sister spot Glass Ceiling are both pouring the cocktail this season too, alongside dozens of other IGC venues across the city.

If you’re near Grand Central, The Campbell and Pod 39 both make for a scenic pit stop, and Bryant Park Grill is an easy outdoor option if you’re craving fresh air with your Deuce.

For a splurge, Calvert’s inside the Park Lane Hotel on Central Park South pairs the cocktail with a raw bar and white-tablecloth polish, a nice change of pace if you want your Honey Deuce with a side of skyline views over the park.

With dozens of additional venues pouring the Honey Deuce across the city this season, courtesy of Grey Goose’s official NYC partnership, chances are there’s a spot practically on your corner.

Plug your zip code into the Grey Goose NYC cocktail locator to find every participating bar and restaurant near you, from casual dining rooms to hotel lobby bars, all serving the tournament’s signature drink through the final weekend of play.