Best March Madness Spots In Baltimore
March Madness is about to begin! Here are some of the best bars in Baltimore where you can enjoy all the games.
City Limits Sports Bar
1700 East Fort Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21230
410-244-8084
http://www.citylimitssportsbar.com/
City Limits Sports Bar is Baltimore's best sports bar, according to the City Paper. They pride themselves on being the most fun bar in town to watch a game with friends. In addition to March Madness games, they show NFL, Orioles and hockey games. Visit their website for more information.
Clutch Sports Lounge
900 S. Kenwood
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-342-2582
http://clutchlounge.com/
Clutch Lounge has food and drink specials during the games. They serve traditional bar food, but a more upscale version. (For example, their nachos are topped with steak.) They have a private party area upstairs, which you count rent out for an even more fun evening. Check their website for more information.
Field House
2400 Boston Street
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-800-4004
http://www.fieldhousebaltimore.com/
The Field House is possibly the best place to go for March Madness. The winner of their bracket challenge will win a 52-inch plasma TV. They're also offering $15 tailgate coolers for all the games. Visit their website for more information, including how to enter the bracket challenge.
Greene Turtle
408 York Road
Towson, MD 21204
410-825-3940
http://www.greeneturtle.com/
The Greene Turtle is a sports bar and a casual restaurant. Cheer on your favorite college hoops team (Go Terps!) and enjoy some tasty bar food. Plus, there are locations all over Maryland, so chances are you live near one. Visit their website to see the menu.
Padonia Station
63 E. Padonia Road
Timonium, MD 21093
410-252-8181
http://padoniastation.com/index.html
Padonia Station will be showing every March Madness game. During the games, there will be $2.50 Miller Lite drafts. During some of the games, there will also be food specials (for example, half-price burgers). Check out their website for more information.
