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Where to watch the NCAA Basketball Tournament in Charleston

From wings and beer to big-screen thrills, here’s where to watch the NCAA Basketball Tournament in the Holy City.

A lively sports bar filled with people watching a game, drinking, and socializing. The long wooden bar is lined with patrons, some wearing baseball caps and team gear, while bartenders serve drinks. The atmosphere is energetic, with a packed crowd and industrial-style lighting hanging from the ceiling. A "PURE" sign is visible in the background, adding to the rustic sports bar vibe.

Packed house, cold drinks, and game-day energy at Home Team BBQ.

Photo provided by @hometeambbq

March is winding down, which means the NCAA Men’s + Women’s Basketball Tournaments are heating up. If you’re looking to catch all the action, here are 10 spots in Charleston where you can enjoy wings, drinks, and soak in the excitement of the games.

Home Team BBQ | Downtown Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, West Ashley

Tons of TVs are placed around the restaurant, making it easy to keep up with every game. Order up some BBQ, wings, and nachos, and you’ve got the ultimate game day experience. Pro tip: They also offer catering options if you’re hosting your own viewing party at home.

Kickin’ Chicken | Downtown Charleston, Mount Pleasant, West Ashley, Summerville, Johns Island

With plenty of screens and outdoor seating, it’s a great place to catch the games. Pro tip: Take advantage of their tournament drink special: $7 courtside crushes.

Uptown Social | Downtown Charleston

This spot offers a fun environment. Grab a drink and enjoy the game while soaking up some of Charleston’s best views from above. Stay updated on Instagram for specials.

The Brick | Downtown Charleston

A local tavern and a slam dunk for watching games, The Brick combines a lively atmosphere with a great selection of drinks and food. Whether you’re enjoying wings or a cold one, you’re sure to find a great spot to settle in and watch the action unfold. Check out their game day menu.

A close-up of a wooden table featuring a large Wilson NCAA basketball, a plate of assorted chicken wings with dipping sauce, a few fries, and celery sticks. The table also holds two drinks in branded Charleston Sports Pub glasses—one with water and a straw, the other with a hazy orange beer garnished with an orange slice. The setting suggests a sports bar atmosphere, likely for enjoying NCAA Basketball Tournament games.

Catch all the action at Charleston Sports Pub.

Photo provided by @charlestonsportspub

Charleston Sports Pub | West Ashley, Summerville, Mount Pleasant, James Island, Goose Creek

The atmosphere is always buzzing with excitement, and you can enjoy a great selection of cold beer and wings. It’s a sports fan’s dream.

Blind Tiger | Downtown Charleston

With multiple TVs and an excellent selection of craft beers, it’s a great place to relax with friends while enjoying the game. Catch up on this week’s specials.

Cleats. | Downtown Charleston

More than just great sandwiches and drinks, Cleats brings a lively sports-bar vibe perfect for catching the games. Bonus: Their tropical frozen cocktails are worth trying.

The Roost | West Ashley

Catch the games all day at The Roost. Stay tuned for specials — recently, they’ve featured deals on wings and meatloaf.

Moe’s Crosstown | Downtown Charleston

Add some extra fun to your game-day experience with a round of pool and an order of their mozzarella sticks, paired with an ice-cold beer.

Bay Street Biergarten | Downtown Charleston

Enjoy the spring weather while watching the tournament outside. Don’t forget to order a beer, loaded tots, and a Biergarten Pretzel for the full experience.

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