Carragher's
New York
At a glance
Carragher's, located at 17 John St in New York City, embodies the spirited essence of an Irish American sports bar. Known as the New York home for Liverpool fans, or Kopites, it offers a lively atmosphere where patrons can watch their favorite sports, enjoy hearty meals, and engage in entertainment like karaoke.
The venue’s cuisine offers a blend of traditional bar fare and more diverse dining options labeled as 'Scran,' a British term meaning food. Patrons can enjoy a variety of meals depending on the time of day, with specific menus developed for brunch, game days, and dinner.
One of Carragher's standout features is its engaging and spirited karaoke nights, running from Wednesday to Friday, which encourages guests to take the stage and showcase their vocal talents. It provides a social atmosphere perfect for meeting fellow fans and locals, particularly those with a shared passion for Liverpool football.
This vibrant bar and restaurant suit both sports enthusiasts and those looking for a communal spot to relax with friends. Its setting fosters an inclusive and engaging community vibe, ideal for both energized game nights and casual gatherings.
Reviews
My daughter and I had a great time watching a WorldCup game here. The atmosphere was so fun and the place was packed, yet the service was stellar! My food came out hot and was delicious, Everyone we interacted with was so kind and helpful. Shout out to the manager, Michael Romero, he was very helpful in securing the reservation.
Carragher’s Sportspub in NYC’s Financial District is a Liverpool FC-themed basement bar packed with LFC memorabilia, big screens, and one pool table — a natural pick for any Reds or footy fan passing through. My visit was dissatisfying with the pub charging 15. dollar for 0,4 Stella payed by card. Only 10 by cash…soon to be gone. Carragher has closed bars before. Hope it survives though.
The atmosphere is great; I went once when the US was playing Paraguay and there were so many people cheering. The food is a bit expensive for bar standards, but it's really good and the portions are big.
This is a fantastic place to watch the Reds win or lose. It's such a good atmosphere packed with fans and they have some really good food and drink options.
It’s no secret to my reviews I love a good pub atmosphere. Maybe it’s the Irish ancestry in me. This is a good one. It’s downstairs, which you don’t know before entering, and the are lots of little rooms with character. Definitely worth a quick visit if in the area - especially on St. Patrick’s Day.
