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The Stops | Day 1 | Thursday 03/19/26
Fuel Sports Grill (Ballard *Crown Hill Really*)
Fuel Sports Grill (Ballard *Crown Hill Really*)
8037 15th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117
If you’re looking for the high-energy epicenter of March Madness in Ballard, Fuel Sports Grill is the undisputed heavy hitter. Known for its massive wall of screens and a dedicated fan base that treats every buzzer-beater like a championship win, it’s the kind of place where the atmosphere is as thick as the nacho cheese. Whether you’re rooting for a powerhouse or a Cinderella story, the acoustics here ensure you’ll hear every whistle and roar, making it an essential stop on the Tourney Journey.
Find your own way there or carpool, we'll figure out a way to the Roosevelt Station when the time comes, because we are crafty Mo'Fo's!
Derby at The Shop (Sodo Station)
Fuel Sports Grill (Ballard *Crown Hill Really*)
2233 6th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
Derby is a unique, upscale destination located within "The Shop," a private club for car and motorcycle enthusiasts in the SoDo district. It offers a sophisticated industrial-chic environment where you can enjoy the game surrounded by a multi-million dollar collection of classic and exotic vehicles.
Sluggers (Pioneer Square Station)
538 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104
Sluggers is a quintessential Seattle sports hangout located in Pioneer Square, right across from the stadiums. It is known for its high-energy atmosphere, especially on game days when fans pack the bi-level space to cheer on local teams.
A little walk from the Pioneer Square Station
Christo's On Alki (Pioneer Square Station to West Seattle Water Taxi)
2508 Alki Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Christos On Alki is the ultimate West Seattle stop. It masterfully blends the energy of a local sports hub with the relaxed, vacation-like atmosphere of Alki Beach, offering a "best of both worlds" experience. It’s the kind of place where you can catch a high-stakes game on one of their many TVs and then turn your head to watch the ferries cross the Sound during a timeout.
A boat ride across Elliott Bay to the far and distant lands of West Seattle via the West Seattle Water Taxi! We'll take a scenic ride on scooters or bikes, along the Alki Beach bike path, to Christo's, a family owned and run Greek restaurant and bar.
The Westy (Roosevelt Station)
The Westy (Roosevelt Station)
1215 NE 65th St, Seattle, WA 98115
The Westy Roosevelt is the refined neighborhood clubhouse. Nestled in the heart of the Roosevelt district, it ditches the neon-soaked chaos of traditional sports bars for a sophisticated, "upscale pub" aesthetic that feels both cozy and modern. It’s the smart choice for the fan who wants to catch every game of the tournament on one of their 20+ screens (including massive projection displays) without sacrificing the quality of their meal or their drink.
Just steps away from the Roosevelt Station, it is the easiest stop to get to.
The Stops | Day 2| Friday 03/20/26
Tom's Watch Bar (Westlake station to Monorail)
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Westlake station to Monorail)
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Westlake station to Monorail)
105 Lenny Wilkens Wy, Seattle, WA 98109
Tom’s Watch Bar is the high-tech command center. Located just steps from Queen Anne Beer Hall and Climate Pledge Arena, this massive two-story venue is designed for the "more is more" sports fan. It’s an immersive, 360-degree sensory experience where over 100 screens wrap around the space, ensuring that even if you’re looking at the ceiling, you’re probably still catching a replay. This is the spot for the bracket-obsessed who need to track every single game in the round of 64 simultaneously without ever losing sight of a scoreboard.
A short walk from Queen Anne Beer Hall, just enough to get some fresh air and recharge.
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Westlake station to Monorail)
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Westlake station to Monorail)
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Westlake station to Monorail)
203 W Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98119
Queen Anne Beerhall Click to open side panel for more information is a massive, 7,000-square-foot destination in the Lower Queen Anne neighborhood that brings an authentic European beer hall experience to Seattle. Its expansive layout and industrial aesthetic make it a premier choice for large groups looking to settle in for a full day of tournament action.
The Garage (Capitol Hill Station)
The Garage (Capitol Hill Station)
The Garage (Capitol Hill Station)
1130 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122
My posse's on Broadway! If you’re looking for a venue that matches the scale of the tournament with a heavy dose of retro-cool, Garage on Capitol Hill is an essential addition to the Journey. Housed in a sprawling, converted 1928 automotive building, this isn’t just a bar—it’s a multi-level entertainment complex that manages to feel both gritty and mid-century stylish. It’s the perfect mid-tour spot that we can pair the games with bowling or pool, and mourn the losses on your bracket.
From the Capitol Hill Station South Entrance, it's just half a mile south, on Broadway. Walk or ride the Street Car, and maybe grab a Dick's burger on the way, nothing better after a few drinks.
Stanford's (Northgate Station)
The Garage (Capitol Hill Station)
The Garage (Capitol Hill Station)
401 NE Northgate Way Suite 1106, Seattle, WA 98125
Stanford's is a Classic American Steakhouse focused on traditional ingredients with complex flavors. Their experienced restaurant and bar team is eager to please and delight you with quintessential steakhouse favorites, from rock salt roasted prime rib to refreshing salads and mouth-watering appetizers, plus creative cocktails, local draft beers, and regional wines. Did I mention the best $10 HH burger in Seattle?
A short walk from the Northgate station, well worth it to hoist one to wrap up the Tourney Journey.