March Madness: 50 best bars to watch the 2019 NCAA Tournament

Champions

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts
• Address: 110 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA

In terms of a pure viewing experience, it’s hard to beat Champions up in Boston. Located on the second floor of the Marriott building, Champions has 36 46″ TVs on a round wall for an optimal viewing experience to go along with 36 beers on tap.

Tony C’s

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts
• Address: 250 Northern Ave, Boston, MA

This chain of bars is named after former Red Sox’ third baseman Tony Conigliaro, and its Seaport location is very popular. Tony C’s has 40 TVs and a video wall for you to check out all the games to go with its selection of 20 craft beers.

The Four’s

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts
• Address: 166 Canal St, Boston, MA

Our final Boston bar is conveniently located across from TD Garden and features a treasure trove of sports memorabilia. A strong alcohol menu can help you drown your sorrows when your bracket busts on the first weekend.

City Works

• Location: Dallas, Texas
• Address: 3680 The Star Boulevard, Suite 1300, Frisco, TX

The saying goes that everything is bigger in Texas, and City Works is no exception. City Works has 90 beers on tap, 28 TVs to watch all the games, and a menu full of unique options like duck nachos (yes, that’s a real item on their menu).

Stan’s Blue Note

• Location: Dallas, Texas
• Address: 2908 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX

If you want to watch all the games with drinks in mason jars, Stan’s Blue Note in Dallas is the place for you. Stan’s also has great loaded nachos and foosball if the action gets boring at any point.