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Nine great places to watch March Madness

hh, March Madness. When we all fill out our brackets, and office productivity plummets. You place a few bets yourself through some sports betting wyoming sites, or ones similar, and you sit back and watch what happens. We can’t help you with the odds, but we can recommend some secret spots to take in the games with old friends and new. So even when your team loses, and that old lady from accounting wins the pool, you’ll at least be able to drown your sorrows. Who knows-maybe she’ll even buy a round.

One block past the Faneuil Hall neighborhood’s gum-chewing coeds flirting in the rope lines with the bouncers, there’s a less well-known sports bar with $2 drafts.

Exactly 1,200 steps from Fenway Park is a bar so obsessed with sports that-look closely-the light fixtures are made out of baseball bats. But you’ll be more interested in what the barbecue wings are made of. (It’s Guinness.) They’re fall-off-the-bone good. This bar regularly shows live sports of a wide variety. Anyone who has read this how to watch TV for free guide will be well aware of why utilising sports bars can save you a lot of money on TV bills.

But to enjoy the best wings of all while you’re watching the game-and some of the friendliest company-you’ll have to go farther afield, to a bar hidden away in the suburbs. (Do they even have TV out there?)

Or, for even more character (and equally good wings), you could try this often-overlooked former speakeasy in a neighborhood that once was full of burlesque houses, tattoo parlors, and other bawdy businesses.

A sports bar whose daytime dishes will surprise you

A southern-style, manly sports bar in the ‘burbs

Oysters for a buck, and other secrets of a hidden sports bar

A relaxed sports bar for pre-Fenway fun (but you can also watch basketball there)

A sports bar that embraces the weeknight