The Hill
416 Third Ave (Between 29th and 30th Street)
Butler fans will be flocking to this Murray Hill bar to see if their Bulldogs can do one better on last year.
Where to Watch the Final Four in NYC
Like me, you probably remember where you were when you realized you had ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE of winning with your brackets this year. Pitt - Stunned all the way back home. Duke - I mean, this is becoming fairly standard for them (aside from last year). Florida, Kansas and Carolina - Close but no cigar.
But lest you feel the pain of gambling pains gone south, remember this is why we love the tournament (This and One Shining Moment, of course). Because underdogs can grow into favorites and no #1 seed is ever guaranteed a ticket to the Big Dance. This year we have the play-in Cinderella vs. a increasingly dominant Butler organization and two basketball stalwarts who have certainly exceeded expectations this year. An underdog is making the final. Three. More. Games. It's gonna be amazing.
Where We're Watching
Van Diemens
383 3rd Avenue (Between 27th and 28th Street)
On March 8, UConn was the 8th team in the Big East. Now they are one of the Final Four Can Kemba Walker return UConn to the Promise Land? Huskies fans will be heading to Van Diemens to find out.
Jack Demsey’s
36 West 33rd Street (Between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue)
This wasn't the Kentucky team that fans expected to make it to the Final Four, but they'll take it. Is this the team that can end the Wildcat's 13 year title drought. Visit Jack Demsey's and see what the fans say.
Amsterdam Ale House
340 Amsterdam Avenue (Between 76th and 77th Street)
People didn't even expect VCU to make the tournament. But since they're here, they figured they might as well stick around for a while. Can Shaka Smart and the Rams pull off the Cinderella story of all-time? Join the VCU fans at Amsterdam Ale House and see.
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