March Madness National Championship: Your Guide to Watch Parties and Gameday Deals

As UF prepares to face Houston tonight in the March Madness National Championship, bars and restaurants around Central Florida are gearing up to host watch parties for the showdown.

This marks the first time the Gators have made it to the championship since 2007, so for Florida fans, tonight is history in the making. Tip-off is at 8:50 pm with the game airing on CBS or available for streaming on Paramount+. For those who want to get out of the house for the occasion, here are some spots to check out:

Hideaway Bar Orlando

523 Virginia Dr

Hideaway suggests arriving early and using ride-share services, as parking will be limited for the watch party. They also remind guests that fireworks are not allowed.

The Porch Winter Park

643 N Orange Ave

The Porch’s doors will open at 5 pm, and they will be serving up a special game-day menu for guests.

Social House Orlando

435 N Alafaya Trl

Social House will be offering bucket specials on drinks for the big game and will have full sound going for guests.

City Works Eatery & Pour House (Disney Springs)

1486 E Buena Vista Dr

City Works will be showing the National Championship on their TVs this evening. They recommend arriving early as their seating is first-come, first-served.

Dave & Buster’s

8986 International Dr

Dave & Buster’s is offering game-day deals like 20 wings for $20 and $5 draft beers tonight. Guests can also purchase their Eat, Drink & Play Combo starting at $19.99 per person with an option to add a 90-minute Unlimited Game Play Upgrade.

For those looking for a bit more of a chilled game-day, click here for some gameday deals for takeout or delivery.

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Melissa Donovan is the Content & Creative Development Manager for Central Florida Lifestyle Magazine where she gets to collaborate on bringing new life into local happenings and tell the stories of the people who make Central Florida what it is. She has a bachelor's degree in Print and Digital Journalism from the University of Central Florida and has had her worked featured in Strike Magazine, The Charge, The Orlando Life, and Central Florida Lifestyle Magazine. As a born and bred Orlando native, Melissa enjoys putting her own spin on the daily life of The City Beautiful.

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