What do US Open tennis quarterfinals cost? See Alcaraz, Gauff, more

We’re nearing the bitter end.After four grueling rounds, the U.S.Open has whittled down 128 Men’s and 128 Women’s Singles players down to eight.With just the Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals remaining, only the best of the best tennis has to offer are left.If you’d like to see the sport’s most elite stars duke it out on the Flushing’s famed blue courts, last-minute tickets are available for all remaining matches from now until things conclude on Sunday, Sept.

13.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats for any one grounds admission pass was just $12 including fees on StubHub.Other passes (and tickets) have inventory starting anywhere from $25 to $561 including fees.On the Men’s Singles side, No.1-ranked Alexander Zverev (Germany), No.

3 Carlos Alcaraz (Spain), No.9 Ben Shelton (United States), No.

12 Frances Tiafoe (U.S.), Boltic van de Zandschulp (Netherlands), Karen Khachanov (Russia), Alexander Blockx (Belgium) and Alex Michelsen (U.S.) remain.As for the Women, only seven are left.No.

1 Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) already defeated Linda Noskova (Czechia) 7-6, 3-6, 7-6 in the quarterfinals.Others still standing include No.

2 Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan), No.3 Jessica Pegula (U.S.), No.

4 Coco Gauff (U.S.), No.5 Mirra Andreeva (Siberia), Emma Navarro (U.S.) and Qinwen Zheng (China).In addition to all the world-class talent on display, you might also catch a celebrity or two in the wild.Big names that have attended the tourney this year include Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, “Hamilton” creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, homemaker extraordinaire Martha Stewart, Texan thespian Matthew McConaughey and “Science Guy” Bill Nye.However, what might have made the most headlines are the eye-catching eats out in Flushing.Just a few of the most notable bites — outside of the iconic Honey Deuce, of course — on this year’s menu run the gamut from Salt Hank’s $38 French dip, Chef Enrique Olvera’s Cosme Pop-Up, Iron Chef M...