When you want to catch all the best moments from March Madness with a beer and a plate of wings, but aren’t in your team’s city to cheer them on from the local favorite venue, try one of these championship-worthy spots.
STATS in Atlanta has five bars, but that’s not what makes it unique. Here you’ll find a tap system that allows you to pour your own beer whenever you want; no need to fight for the bartender’s attention or flag down your waitress. Sit back, enjoy some classic bar food and watch the game on any of 70 televisions.
The 40/40 Club, located in New York City, is owned by Jay-Z, so you know it’s going to be amazing. This venue is not your average hole-in-the-wall, to be sure. It offers a full luxury experience, with a price tag to match.
There’s no better place to watch, and bet on, your favorite March Madness contender than in Vegas. Lagasee’s Stadium provides the gourmet bar food to accompany your entertaining evening, with an Emeril-designed menu that can’t be beat.
With multiple Texas locations, Cover 3 serves up every major sports broadcast at any given time, just in case you can think of something you’d rather be watching while March Madness is in full swing. The menu is full of classic bar food, like wings and sliders, along with a few extras you wouldn’t expect, like Greek Island calamari, Gulf shrimp and oysters.
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