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It's been a long time, Mets fans. Fifteen years since the team was last in the series and a generation since the Mets' last Series win in 1986. But with great excitement comes great prices. With the average ticket at Citi Field now almost $1700, we say stay in the Hamptons and enjoy the game from a seat in a cozy local eatery instead.
Read MoreFun local bar with plenty of TVs, a pool table, darts, and lots of beer.
A great local spot to catch a burger or try a specialty sandwich while watching a ballgame.
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The Publick House is a great place to catch a game, with nine large screens in the taproom.
The large bar gives a great view of the game from many flatscreen TVs.
So ignore all the Yankees memorabilia, Mets fans: this is a classic sports bar with juicy burgers.
Now known as North Sea Tavern & Raw'r Bar, there is plenty of fresh seafood but also delicious steaks, and plenty of TVs for your viewing pleasure.
Boasts “the widest selection of Tequila and draft beer you will find anywhere in the Hamptons.” That works for us! Drown your sorrows or celebrate a win with with 75 tequilas and 20 draft beers.
What's better than a fall evening with some brisket, beer and baseball? Nothing.
Great food: wonderful burgers (even vegetarian), chili, wings, and sandwiches. Several TVs at the bar.
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Try the signature French onion soup, and if you're feeling flush, there are a few spots open in the Mug Club.
With a new bar installed, try a pumpkin martini: follow it up with some meatloaf.
The game can be viewed on three large flatscreens. Try a blood orange margarita and then catch of the day.
Unpretentious local place with cozy booths and good prices.
16 TVs and "old school drinking" along with local seafood, burgers and wings make the Point a fun hangout.
This local bar is right on the water. Unpretentious drinking spot for those who want cold beer in a honky tonk kind of joint.
Fun local bar with plenty of TVs, a pool table, darts, and lots of beer.
A great local spot to catch a burger or try a specialty sandwich while watching a ballgame.
The Publick House is a great place to catch a game, with nine large screens in the taproom.
The large bar gives a great view of the game from many flatscreen TVs.
So ignore all the Yankees memorabilia, Mets fans: this is a classic sports bar with juicy burgers.
Now known as North Sea Tavern & Raw'r Bar, there is plenty of fresh seafood but also delicious steaks, and plenty of TVs for your viewing pleasure.
Boasts “the widest selection of Tequila and draft beer you will find anywhere in the Hamptons.” That works for us! Drown your sorrows or celebrate a win with with 75 tequilas and 20 draft beers.
What's better than a fall evening with some brisket, beer and baseball? Nothing.
Great food: wonderful burgers (even vegetarian), chili, wings, and sandwiches. Several TVs at the bar.
Try the signature French onion soup, and if you're feeling flush, there are a few spots open in the Mug Club.
With a new bar installed, try a pumpkin martini: follow it up with some meatloaf.
The game can be viewed on three large flatscreens. Try a blood orange margarita and then catch of the day.
Unpretentious local place with cozy booths and good prices.
16 TVs and "old school drinking" along with local seafood, burgers and wings make the Point a fun hangout.
This local bar is right on the water. Unpretentious drinking spot for those who want cold beer in a honky tonk kind of joint.
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