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At D. B. Cooper's, we are bringing the legend of D. B. Cooper into the heart of Hell's Kitchen, blending intrigue with contemporary flair.
We aim to create a welcoming space where everyone can enjoy great food, drinks, and entertainment.
Experience the thrill of sports, the charm of Irish-American culture, and the excitement of our state-of-the-art bar.
On November 24, 1971, a mysterious hijacker boarded a Northwest Orient Airlines flight in Portland, Oregon. After taking control of the plane, he demanded ransom money and then parachuted out with the cash, disappearing without a trace
The name "D.B. Cooper" was mistakenly used by the media; the ticket he purchased was under the name Dan Cooper. The case remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in American criminal history.
ABOUT US
Welcome to DB Cooper’s, a high-energy sports bar and restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen, serving up cold pints, bold flavors, and unforgettable vibes. Just steps from Hudson Yards, Madison Square Garden, Times Square, and the Javits Center, we’re the go-to spot for locals, tourists, and die-hard sports fans alike. Whether you’re here for a game, stopping by after work, or a laid-back night out with friends, DB Cooper’s brings the vibe with wall-to-wall HD screens, surround sound, signature cocktails, and a crave-worthy menu that blends Irish-American pub classics with NYC flair. Named after the most infamous mystery man in American history, our bar is built on legend, energy, and community — making it the perfect venue for watch parties, private events, and post-game celebrations. Pull up a stool, grab a pint, and join the legend at DB Cooper’s
At D. B. Cooper's, we are bringing the legend of D. B. Cooper into the heart of Hell's Kitchen, blending intrigue with contemporary flair.
We aim to create a welcoming space where everyone can enjoy great food, drinks, and entertainment.
Experience the thrill of sports, the charm of Irish-American culture, and the excitement of our state-of-the-art bar.
OUR NAME
On November 24, 1971, a mysterious hijacker boarded a Northwest Orient Airlines flight in Portland, Oregon. After taking control of the plane, he demanded ransom money and then parachuted out with the cash, disappearing without a trace
The name "D.B. Cooper" was mistakenly used by the media; the ticket he purchased was under the name Dan Cooper. The case remains one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in American criminal history.
