Catch the tournament action at bars like Stoney's, Sports Column and Basketball Social House, aka the Top Golf of basketball.
Most of us don't watch college basketball, but we all take part in March Madness.
Every year in mid-March, employers brace themselves for productivity decline and spikes in absences as millions of us skip work to see if Oral Roberts can take down Duke in the first round. We might not remember who wins the whole thing, but those first four days of the NCAA Tournament are electric in a way no other sport can replicate.in person, with four first-round games on Friday, March 17, and another two games in the second round on Sunday, March 19, at Ball Arena.
Blake Street Tavern is home to nearly a dozen college alumni bases with teams in the NCAA tournament.It really doesn't matter what the sporting event is. When in doubt during game time, go to Blake Street Tavern. The multi-level sports bar has racked up Best of Denver awards over the years for being the place to watch games, and for good reason. Blake Street Tavern houses seventy TVs, a brunch menu and a long list of drinks, all in the less-congested part of the Ballpark neighborhood.
Stoney's has three sports bars in Denver, with newer outposts in Uptown and on South Broadway, but the best place for game time is still the OG in Capitol Hill. The lunch and post-work happy hours, full of cheap eats and $5 drinks, is tough to beat in a neighborhood full of overpriced sandwiches, and Stoney's is already planning draught beer, bucket and liquor specials for the NCAA tournament.
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