Euro 2012 begins on June 8 and continued nearly every day in June. See the official Euro 2012 website for up-to-date information, including the schedule for Euro 2012.

Formally known as the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship, it is contested by national football teams aligned with UEFA (Union of European Football Associations). A total of 16 nations compete in the championship; 51 nations compete in preliminaries for 14 slots, and the two hosts nations automatically qualify. The tournament will be hosted by Poland and Ukraine.

There are 12 days of group matches from June 8 to June 19. After one off day, there will then be four days of quarterfinals. There will then be two off days, followed by two days of semi-finals, another two off days, and the final on July 1. The group matches will be played two each day, at noon and 2:45 pm NY time, and all matches after that will be played at 2:45 pm NY time.

There will be a large group of European tourists, ex-pats, and European soccer fans from all nations wondering where to watch Euro 2012 in New York City.

Brickyard Gastropub will be showing all of the matches, with the sound turned up. With nine giant screens and the best beer menu in NY, Brickyard Gastropub is one of the very best bars in NYC for Euro 2012.

We’ll be serving our regular menu, including our bar menu. Of course, we encourage you to wear your finest football jersey!

We expect large crowds, so call us today at 212-767-0077 to reserve your table, and come early.

In our two years in business, we’ve developed a close, mutually beneficial relationship with New York City’s theater community. We keep our kitchen open till 2 a.m. to feed the many professionals in the community who work till midnight. In turn, theater goers fill our seats for the best pre-theater meals in the Theater District, and the professional community is a big presence in our establishment on Monday nights, often their only night off.

When you tight with a group, you want to help celebrate their successes.

On Sunday night, June 1o, at 8:00 pm NYC time is the 2012 Tony Awards, the 66th annual celebration of great achievements in theater, once again hosted by Neil Patrick Harris.

If our customers are celebrating, then so are we! We’ll be hosting our Second Annual Tony Awards Viewing Party, starting at 7:o0 pm.  Last year’s party was a great success; one patron, from the Lower East Side, told us, “I NEVER come uptown. I am so glad I came for this.”

We’ll be offering our usual dinner menu and bar menu, $5 specialty cocktails, Tony trivia contests, and Tony-themed food specials:

We expect a large crowd, so call us at 212-767-0077 to reserve your table today.

On Saturday, May 19, Kentucky Derby winner I’ll Have Another will try to win yet again in the Preakness Stakes, the second leg of the Triple Crown. In his way stands a full field of 11 horses, including:

• Bodemeister, who ran 2nd in the Derby after setting a hot pace,
• Went the Day Well, a fast closing fourth in the Derby after a troubled trip, and
• Creative Cause, who lost a close one to I’ll Have Another in the Santa Anita Derby and ran fifth in the Kentucky Derby, and may be ready to produce a top effort that could put him in the picture at nice odds.

It can be difficult to find NYC bars showing the Preakness Stakes. With nine giant screens, Brickyard is one of the very best bars in New York City to watch the Preakness. We will be serving $5 Black-eyed Susans all day. We’ll be serving our regular menu, including our bar menu.

FleetWeek New York is an eagerly awaited annual NYC tradition. Thousands of sailors, marines and Coast Guardsmen visit NYC on dozens of navy and Coast Guard vessels and tall ships.

For many of these sailors, the week is an opportunity to show off their ships and work to adoring throngs. It’s also an opportunity to cut loose in NYC, a sailor tradition that goes back at least as far as when Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly spent 24 hours in NYC in “On The Town.”

Many of the fabulous ships that visitors flock to are parked at the Intrepid Pier and Piers 90 and 92 on Manhattan’s West Side, in the high 40s or low 50s on 12th Avenue.

For visitors to these ships, it can be challenging to find a good meal or drink after a day of visiting the ships, as the area is a restaurant wasteland.

But there is some good news – Brickyard Gastropub, one of the best restaurants in midtown NYC, is just a 7-10 minute walk from each of these Piers. We have an outstanding menu for adults, a kids’ menu, the best craft beer in NYC, a full bar, and a great atmosphere in which everyone always has a good time. But don’t just take our word for it; read the stellar reviews of Brickyard Gastropub on Open Table.

So whether you’re a group of sailors enjoying your “On the Town” moment or a group of sailor admirers hungry, thirsty and eager to find a comfortable chair, visit Brickyard Gastropub during Fleet Week!

West Ham and Blackpool square off in the nPower Championship Play-off final this Saturday, May 19, at 10:00 am NYC time. The winner gets a coveted spot in the Premier League, a much greater consequence than the mere trophy usually handed to the winners of a championship.

There will be a large group of English tourists, ex-pats, and English soccer fans from all nations wondering where to watch the Championship play-off Final in New York City.

Brickyard Gastropub will be showing the match, to an expected boisterous crowd of fans. With nine giant screens and the best beer menu in NY, Brickyard Gastropub is one of the very best bars in New York City to watch the West Ham vs. Blackpool match.

We’ll be serving our regular menu, including our new bar menu. Of course, we encourage you to wear your finest soccer jersey! 

We expect  a large crowd, so call us today at 212-767-0077 or email us at info@brickyardnyc.com to reserve your table, and come early.

Saturday, May 19, at 12:00 noon NYC, Leinster Rugby vs. Ulster Rugby in the 17th Heineken Cup Final 2012.

Whether you’re an ex-pat living here or one of the many Irish or English in New York City for the day, you’re likely wondering where to watch the Heineken Cup Final in New York City.

Brickyard Gastropub will be showing the match, to an expected boisterous crowd of fans, with the cheering led by our proprietor, Pat Burke, an avid Irish rugby fan who attended three Heineken Cup finals.

With nine giant screens and the best beer menu in NY, Brickyard Gastropub is one of the very best bars in New York City to watch the Heineken Cup Final.

We’ll be serving our regular menu, including our new bar menu. Of course, we encourage you to wear your finest rugby shirt! 

We expect  a large crowd, so call us today at 212-767-0077 or email us at info@brickyardnyc.com to reserve your table, and come early.

Next Saturday, May 19, at 2:45 p.m. NYC time, FC Bayern München and Chelsea FC meet for just the second time in
 the 2012 UEFA Champions League final, live from Fußball Arena München.

This event is hard to find on television in the United States. So whether you’re an ex-pat living here or one of the many European tourists in New York City for the day, you’re likely wondering where to watch the Champions League Final in New York City.

Brickyard Gastropub will be showing the match, to an expected boisterous crowd of fans. With nine giant, 50-inch screens and the best beer menu in NY, Brickyard Gastropub is one of the very best bars in New York City to watch the Champions League Final.

We’ll also be serving our regular menu, including our bar menu. Of course, we encourage you to wear your finest football shirt!

We expect  a large crowd, so call us today at 212-767-0077 or email us at info@brickyardnyc.com to reserve your table, and come early.

Brickyard is the best place in NYC to watch the Champions League and all other European sporting events. Make us your regular place!