8 Great Bachelor Party Ideas in NYC
Let’s face it: most New York City grooms aren’t after a standard bachelor party. They would much rather take advantage of local perks, such as live sports games at world-famous venues or rooftop bars pairing drinks with epic city views. Make your guys’ night out one to remember (no The Hangover repeat here) with these great bachelor party ideas in New York City.
1. Have drinks at a trendy rooftop bar
Bar, Cocktail Bar, American
Get tickets to watch the groom’s favorite sport
Is your buddy obsessed with basketball? A loyal Rangers fan? Has the Mets-Yankees rivalry threatened to end your friendship? If you answered yes to any of these questions, a live sporting event might be the perfect bachelor party pick. Luckily, world-famous arenas Madison Square Garden, Yankee Stadium, and Citi Field, plus all the beer and hot dogs your pal can stomach, are just a brief trip away.
Go on a booze cruise
Particularly great for out-of-town partiers, a cruise around New York harbor provides epic views of the city skyline and if you do it right, a great buzz. Book a boat with an on-site bar (open, naturally) or find a company that’s cool with you bringing refreshments on board for an Insta-worthy party the groom is sure to remember—or destined to forget.
3. Visit a not-so-standard sports bar
Bar, American
Go ahead: Have a steak dinner
It’s a classic for a reason! Local hot spots Peter Luger Steak House and Keens Steakhouse illustrate why the steak dinner has been a bachelor party staple for decades. The two restaurants have earned thousands of reviews for their hand-selected USDA Prime cuts, dry-aged on premises. Order the Luger Burger and “steak for one” at Peter Luger and the signature mutton chop at Keens to understand why basic is sometimes best.
Peter Luger Steak House, 178 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY, USA, +1 718 387 7400
Keens Steakhouse, 72 W 36th St, New York, NY, USA, +1 212 947 3636
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4. Play sports at Chelsea Piers
Gym, Sports Center
5. Learn to brew your own beer
Brewery, Store
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