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Wondering where to rally? If you’re planning to watch US Open tennis matches, we’ll give you the scoop on New York’s best spots — in addition to Arthur Ashe Stadium, of course.
Across the city, there are restaurants, bars, and attractions celebrating the sport’s biggest event. We’re here to serve up the scoop on those watch parties, great bites, and views beyond the court.
If you’re ready to channel your inner Roger Federer, we highly encourage you to explore our guide to the US Open 2024. If you need a little more convincing, U.S. Open Fan Week 2024, which runs from August 19 to August 25, is completely free! It’s a great way to see your favorite players warm up and enjoy a day out. Can you say, “Game, set, match”?
And if you want to catch more sporting events, have a look at Yankee tickets on sale now.
1. Hudson Yards
Hudson Yards’ Public Square and Garden offer a fully immersive experience for the U.S. Open. Catch free screenings on a 30-foot flat screen overlooking the Hudson River, try your hand at pickleball, and snack on sweets from Laudreé, scoops of ice cream from Van Leeuwen, or tacos from Verano, to name a few options. Seating is open to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis. Visit the Hudson Yards website for a complete screening schedule, which runs from August 26 to September 7.
📍 11th Ave and Hudson Blvd. East
2. Bk Backyard Bar, Williamsburg
Brooklyn’s outdoor sports bar Bk Backyard Bar (formerly named TailGate) has been famous for hosting unforgettable US Open watch parties in the past, which have included giveaways, DJs, games, and beyond. Screenings for the 2024 event will kick off on August 26, and the US Open Kick-off Party & McCarren Tennis Association Fundraiser will be held on August 24 for $15 from 2-8pm. The family-friendly event includes giveaways, music, merch, and the event’s iconic Honey Deuce for the 18+ crowd.
📍 86 N 11th St.
3. Wall Street Hotel, FiDi
For a luxurious screening experience, look no further than the Wall Street Hotel’s Lounge on Pearl, a spacious area with warm textiles, and elaborate skyline-themed wallpaper. Bar Tontine, the hotel’s rooftop bar and lounge on the 15th floor, will also be joining the festivities. Take in views of Lower Manhattan in between serves and enjoy the “match-point themed” bites and cocktails at one of the best hotel bars in NYC. (Psst: the sweets pictured are from Sofia Schlieben, Corporate Pastry Chef at JF Restaurants.) The schedule is as follows:
Bar Tontine
- August 28: 7pm match
- August 29: 11am and 7pm matches
- August 30: 11am and 7pm matches
- August 31: 11am and 7pm matches
Lounge On Pearl
- September 4: 11am, 12, and 7pm matches
- September 5: 12pm and 7pm matches
- September 6: 12pm, 3pm and 7pm matches
- September 7: 12pm and 4pm matches
- September 8: 2pm match
📍 88 Wall St.
4. Rocco’s Sports & Recreation, Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village’s beloved sports bar will screen the U.S. Open and offer satisfying snacks to go along with it. Think fried pickles, mac n’ cheese, spare ribs, buffalo wings, and all of the comfort food you could possibly crave.
📍 1 W. 3rd St.
5. Recreation at The Moxy Downtown, FiDi
With the US Open right around the corner, the Recreation at The Moxy Downtown is the place to be. The retro bar is the perfect place to show off your winning serve in a game of ping pong (along with nostalgic selection of arcade games, board games, and skee ball) while enjoying cocktails and watching the pros on one of many flat screen TVS.
📍 26 Ann St.
6. Industry Kitchen, Seaport
The Seaport District’s Industry Kitchen is hosting watch parties of the US Open along with panoramic views of the Brooklyn skyline. The US Open prix-fixe menu, $45 per person, will be served from August 26 to September 7 and includes appetizers like Back Hand Lamb & Feta Meatballs and the Match Point King Honeybee Pizza, a quartet of deliciousness with tomatoes, mozzarella, spicy honey and hot soppressata.
📍 70 South St.
6. Le District at Brookfield Place
Le District is making its screenings a grand slam. Catch the matches inside the wine bar or outside on the patio. Bottles of Moët & Chandon Brut, Rosé, and Ice for $98 with the purchase of any appetizer or entree.
📍 225 Liberty St.
7. Back Bar
Take part in a tasty and entertaining BBQ event at Back Bar on Sunday, September 8 beginning at 2pm. Food will be courtesy of Michelin-starred Chef Laurent Tourondel and you can take in the match while sipping a signature Honey Deuce cocktail. Tickets are $55.
📍 851 6th Ave.