Bello's Pub & Grill is a family-owned and operated establishment and is conveniently placed beyond the street from Newark Penn Station. It has a vast and spacious dining space inviting all of its faithful patrons to enjoy their great food and drinks. The sports bar vibe is highlighting a dozen plasma televisions with showcases NFL tickets and DJ individual live music performances so that you can enjoy various sporting events. Their team always keeps an excellent choice of vintage wines to emphasize your dining adventure. You can count on them to amaze your taste buds with a new recipe every day from Monday to Sunday and enjoy karaoke seven nights a week.

Castle Sports Bar & Restaurant is one of the best hang-out spots in Newark. It is a suitable accommodation for colleagues, family groups, and trading partners to relax and spend time together. The bar vision is centered on the future and becoming the best establishment and sports bar throughout. Their teams provide an all-American comfort meal that goes perfectly with the finest selection of craft beers to be found in townspeople. Castle Sports Bar's patriotic home brims with lively nightlife and happy hours where co-workers come together and fresh ideas are made in those dynamic surroundings.

Three Levels Lounge & Sports Bar is the most reputable Sports Bar in Newark and a successful eatery among locals and tourists. It has highlights of traditional pub fare along with trademark dishes you are sure to love. The sports bar environment is attached to big-screen HD TVs, and state-of-the-art surrounds the music system, so you will find yourself and their high boundary stations visible from every angle, you are assured never of missing a play repeat. The General restaurant manager Bryan Torres is a member of the success of this "Three Levels Lounge & Sports Bar." Their innovative bartenders fulfill a wide variety of craft and a local brew, and their friendly culinary team, Chefs Glaze and Lastra are assured to provide you with a feel at home. These unique pieces were made with potato chips, so there was no requirement for silverware or even a fryer.