Whether you’re chowing down takeout or heading to the bar, here’s where to watch the Super Bowl 2024 in L.A.
Huddle up: It’s time to figure out your Super Bowl plans. With the big game back outside of L.A. this year, it means you’ll be watching on TV this year—unless you plan on dropping thousands of dollars on tickets and a trip to Las Vegas. With that in mind, let’s tackle a few simple FAQs first:
Sunday, February 11, 2024.
Kickoff is at 3:30pm PST.
The San Francisco 49ers vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
Throwing a party at home or hoping to head to a sports bar? If it’s the former, you could hit up Costco and buy 400 frozen wings, but you and your friends and family deserve better. If it’s the latter, L.A.’s best sports bars (and many of the city’s restaurants) have you covered, with plenty of outdoor seating.
In either case, check out our roundup of our favorite game day takeout packages around L.A. and a handful of places we think are the best spots to head to and watch the game. Some are restaurants with expansive patios, some are tried-and-true sports bars and some simply make some of the best chicken wings in the city, but all will be offering grub to hold you over during the Super Bowl. Ready? Go!
Menu: Hidden away in the atrium of a Downtown office building, this gourmet pizzeria known for its New York-style slices will offer pizza and hot wings packages that includes 2–6 pizzas, 20–60 buffalo wings served with homemade ranch and Caesar salad. You can also supplement your order with Danny Boy's excellent housemade meatballs or additional pizza, wings or salad. The pizzeria is also doing both takeout and local delivery.
How to order: Order online via Tock.
Menu: The Rustic Canyon Group’s brunch-oriented bakery and café is offering a ton of comfort food for the Super Bowl this year: seven-layer dip, organic fried chicken sliders, free-range buffalo wings and a huge family-style sandwich platter if you're hosting a party. For dessert, there's even a dozen football-shaped sugar oookies or gluten-free mini chocolate peanut butter cupcakes. Preorder by February 8 at 3pm for pickup & delivery on February 11.
How to order: Order online via their website.
On the Silver Lake stretch of Sunset Boulevard, this colorful indoor-outdoor sports bar makes for a great Super Bowl viewing spot thanks to plenty of flat screen TVs and, well, 33 kinds of beers on tap. If you’re feeling peckish, order one of the burgers with a side of their killer sweet potato fries. 33 Taps also has a location in Culver City and will debut their newest Downtown outpost on Super Bowl Sunday. Located at the foot of Moxy, it'll be the largest 33 Taps to date, with over 50 TVs, four jumbotrons and an arcade game room.
Both the Highland Park and Glendale locations of this neighborhood bar and eatery will be open for the Super Bowl, with several TVs and a massive pull-down screen at each outpost streaming the game. The reliable spot’s wings, pizzas and beers make it an excellent option for in-person viewing.
This sneaker-themed watering hole in Koreatown has 18 television screens, plus stiff drinks, a small outdoor patio area, and a rowdy, always enthralled game day crowd. While you’ll find well-made essential snacks like wings, fries, tots and pizza rolls on the menu, LAces’ larger plates are good as well, from the green chili pimiento mac and cheese to LAces’ chicken parm sandwich, which comes sprinkled with banana peppers.
Known among Westsiders for its weekly turtle races, this Marina del Rey sports bar has a massive outdoor patio and an extensive craft beer list, plus the requisite numbers of TVs all turned to the Super Bowl. If you’ve been roped into watching the game, the bar also has games of cornhole going on the green and an indoor pool table.
The West Hollywood location is the original outpost of this mini-chain, but you can also find Barney’s in neighborhoods across L.A.: Pasadena, Westwood, Burbank and Santa Monica. It’s a never-fail kind of L.A. sports bar, and a worthwhile one for the Super Bowl. Each location has dozens of TVs, plenty of beer options, decent snacks like wings and nachos, plus Barney’s now-iconic tacky-on-purpose look, with everything from license plates to sports memorabilia hanging from the walls.
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