Where to watch the Super Bowl in Chicago

The River North sports bar is perhaps best known for its terrific wings and barbecue. On Super Sunday, fans can order a Game Day Tower boasting 48 wings with up to four different sauces, or a 100-ounce shareable Da Beer Tower. Seating is first come, first served.

One of the best pizzerias in the city is bringing back its 80-inch big screen in the dining room for the ultimate watch party. Specials for the game will include $5 draft beer, $7 glasses of wine, $9 cocktails, $10 meatballs, $28 dozen wings and more.

Before the big game kicks off, join Cody’s for its annual Puppy Bowl viewing party benefiting Chicago Canine Rescue. The dog-friendly event will have food, raffles, contests, themed cocktails and more. Following the Puppy Bowl, the Super Bowl festivities will commence and fans can enjoy specials like $20 High Life buckets, $6 Tullamore Dew shots, $5 Sierra Nevada pints and free popcorn. At halftime, there will also be a free catered buffet.

Watch the big game on big screens during a free viewing party at the Market on February 9. The Chiefs vs. Eagles game will be shown on a 32 feet wide by 6 feet tall screen with sound, while the Market’s various kitchens will be offering delicious bites like fried chicken (Sporty Bird), burgers (Gutenburg), tacos (Lil Amaru) and more. The bar will also be serving a menu of refreshing cocktails alongside wine and beer.

Located next to Wrigley Field, Brickhouse offers four bars and a $30 Super Bowl package that includes a pizza buffet, mini sliders and a hot dog station. There will also be drink specials like $20 buckets of Bud Light or Michelob Ultra, $25 buckets of NÜTRL and $6 Flecha Azul Blanco shots.

Wicker Park’s favorite watering hole will get the fun started early with brunch on game day from 11am-2pm. When the Super Bowl action starts, refuel with a $30 Party Platter (14-inch, one topping pizza, wings, tater tots), $6 Miller and Coors stadium cups, $6 Tullamore Dew shots and $8 Milagro margaritas. You’ll also have the chance to kick a field goal to win prizes, and free shots of Tullamore Dew will be poured when the whiskey's Super Bowl commercial airs.

Head upstairs to Bandit on Two for a lively game day atmosphere and to watch the action on big screen televisions. Fans can feast on nachos with customizable proteins, wings, Italian beef sliders, tacos, chips and guac, and more. Complementing the food are $25 beer and seltzer buckets, $60 margarita towers and $35 bottomless brunch cocktails (two hour limit).

Secure a spot for your crew at DineAmic Hospitality’s Parisian-inspired bar, where parties of up to six guests can enjoy a game day package (starts at $250) featuring chicken wings, beer and seltzer buckets, sliders and cocktail pitchers. A la carte food and drink options will be available as well.

Watch the game on nine televisions and inside the bar and winterized beer garden at Graystone Tavern. For $50 per person, you can also enjoy a nacho and wing bar as well as 20 draft beers, all bottles of beer, seltzers, house wines, premium cocktails and more.

Before the iconic Hard Rock Cafe closes for good at the end of March, the restaurant will host one last Super Bowl party. Celebrate with a tailgate menu featuring nachos, sliders, loaded toast and more, starting at $25 for two items, $35 for three or $45 for four. Beverage specials include five bottled beers for $25, 25 bottled beers for $100 and 20-ounce draft beers for just $1.

You’ll have everything you need for a stellar game day feast at Tree House, which is offering $8 Buffalo chicken dips, $10 wings and $10 Neapolitan pizzas. Wash it down with $25 domestic buckets, $35 hard seltzer buckets, $7 Vegas bombs and more.

If watching football gets the competitive juices flowing, head to Highline, where you can play free arcade games and Skee-Ball during a break in the action. The bar is also offering a $40 package that features all draft beer and a pizza buffet.

Fatpour’s three Chicagoland locations—Wicker Park, South Loop, Lincolnwood—will be showing the game with sound so you don’t miss any of the broadcast or commercials. Drink specials include $25/$45 beer buckets (5/10 Bud Light or Michelob Ultra) and $30/$50 seltzer buckets (5/10 NÜTRL).

Fuel the fun with $8 green tea shots, $25 domestic buckets, $30 White Claw buckets and $35 High Noon buckets at Lincoln Park's Gaslight.

Valedor, the Japanese-Latin fusion cocktail bar boasting the largest screen in Wicker Park, will be showing the Super Bowl. Sip on craft cocktails while chowing down on tapas and wings from Clever Coyote.

Looking for a spot to watch the game that’s not a sports bar? Upstairs at The Gwen will be showing all of the action while fans enjoy a $18 lux burger, $12 wings and $12 flatbreads. Pair them with $10 draft beers from Casa Humilde Cerveceria, Revolution Brewing, BuckleDown Brewing or Solemn Oath Brewery for a winning combo.