The Buffalo Convention and Visitors' Bureau has set up a website just for the NCAA Tournament: Linky

The Buffalo News has set up a special page as well: Linky

Both Pearl Street Grille and City Grille should be within walking distance. Chippewa St. is the primary downtown bar district. If you don't mind driving a few miles, Elmwood Ave. near Buffalo St. College has a great set of bars too (bars I tend to prefer nowadays).

The Albright Knox is near the Elmwood Ave bar district is the main art museum if your looking to kill a few hours on Saturday. Obviously Niagara Falls is about a 20 min drive from downtown and it can't hurt to bring a passport and visit Canada for a few hours.

And if you make it to North Tonawanda, say hi to my family for me.

(03-14-2010 06:51 PM)mattsarz Wrote:  Both Pearl Street Grille and City Grille should be within walking distance.

And they're both going to be packed.

(03-14-2010 06:51 PM)mattsarz Wrote:  If you don't mind driving a few miles, Elmwood Ave. near Buffalo St. College has a great set of bars too (bars I tend to prefer nowadays).

The CVB is going to be running trolleys up to Elmwood and back between sessions on Friday. See the CVB link above.

(03-15-2010 10:08 AM)KnightChris Wrote:  If somebody finds the times for Sunday's games, let me know. Wondering if I should plan on sleeping in Buffalo Sunday as well.

At the moment I'm trying to dump my Session 1 tickets on some WVU fans though.

They won't set those until sometime early Saturday I believe. When I went to both Buffalo and Cleveland for Thursday-Saturday games we did not know tip times for the 2nd round until after that site's 1st round games had been played.