This Brooklyn haunt provides entertainment while you drink in the form of shuffleboard — and if you don’t know what that is or how to play, someone will happily teach you. (Tip: Bring lots of friends). Décor and vibe are Florida-inspired, with lots of pastels and tiki drinks. During the U.S. Open, the bar will be serving up its own twist on the Grey Goose Honey Deuce. Called the Royal Deuce, it’s made with Grey Goose vodka, Giffard Banane du Bresil liqueur, Elemakule Tiki bitters, and Boylan sparkling lemonade.

Sip craft cocktails amid verdant plants and velvet-lined booths while you snack on beet hummus with crudite and bacon-wrapped dates with chorizo, Marcona almonds, and blue cheese. Cocktails include creations like the Daisy, made with Grey Goose vodka, fresh lemon, and cassis liqueur, and the refreshing Grey Goose Honey Deuce during the tournament

Make it a fun night at this Midtown West cabaret-style bar, which has nightly live music and other shows. Part beer hall, part craft cocktail den, part restaurant, there’s something for everyone including tasty noshes like fried chicken tacos and breakfast pizza and drinks like the honeydew-infused Grey Goose Honey Deuce, along with a long beer list.

From the innovative mind of celebrity chef David Burke comes this restaurant featuring wood-fired dishes like pizzas, a dry-aged cheeseburger, and roasted branzino. Well-crafted cocktails include the Grey Goose Honey Deuce, the natural choice during the U.S. Open.

Live like summer never ends at this sand-filled rooftop oasis on top of the Dream Hotel Downtown. Grab a seat at the blue-and-white café and order slushy drinks and fancy hot dogs while you watch beautiful people cavort in the glass-bottomed pool and lush cabanas. Did we mention the sand is trucked in from the Hamptons?

Enter the world of Japanese cocktails, snacks, movies, and music paraphernalia at this theme bar devoted to Tokyo with top-notch drinks by Masa Urushido. Nibble on bites like nori fries and the namesake grilled cheese made with muenster cheese, Parmesan, nori, sesame, and yuzu kosho. The top floor is plastered with vintage Japanese movie posters while the hidden basement is music-inspired, specifically from the ‘90s era.

This rooftop bar perched atop the Williamsburg Hotel is set inside an actual iconic Brooklyn water tower. Like the design-forward living room you wish you had, this one has epic views of Manhattan and a rotating lineup of DJs. Along with small bites and a curated Champagne list, tennis fans can order a frozen version of the Grey Goose Honey Deuce to sip on while they cheer on their favorite players.

The new crown jewel of the Seaport District has multiple drinking and dining destinations, from the riverside deck to the rooftop, called R17. Take in views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge, and the Empire State Building while you sip on a refreshing Grey Goose Honey Deuce to beat the heat. If you’re hungry, order some Long Island fluke crudo and cucumber gazpacho, or if you’re after sweets, try the ice cream sandwich, made with an oat spelt chocolate chip cookie and creamy vanilla ice cream.