Where to watch Super Bowl 2024 in Sydney

The Golden Sheaf is teaming up with chef and restaurateur Morgan McGlone (formerly of Belle’s Hot Chicken, now Bar Copains and Sunday Potts Point) for an American-style Super Bowl Game Day one-day menu takeover plus $25 beer buckets. The game will be aired live in the sports bar, courtyard and Garden Bar, and DJs will spin tunes from 2pm to keep the party going. Bookings are essential to secure the best pozzie. 

Say hello to Australia's first ever Super Bowl party in partnership with the Aus and NZ division of the NFL. They're going bigger and better with the game being screened on the Seadeck boat that will cruise Sydney Harbour for five hours. Expect screens all around the boat, a DJ, merch, American food and giveaways. Tickets for the bash are $229 and can be purchased here. 

With doors opening at 9.30am (you'll need to have booked a table), Forrester's are offering a $48 per person Super Bowl Viewing Party package. This will get you a Coors Light beer on arrival, buffalo wings with ranch and hot dogs and chips at halftime There will also be $25 beer buckets available. 

Super Bowl day at The Sackville is all about 'American beer, beefy burgers and gridiron action'. Open from 10am for drinks, the game will be live and loud at the Sackville Hotel in the front bar, with a huge projector and TVs so you can see all the action. Feast on Super Bowl Burgers, wings by the kilo, and beer buckets for the whole gang. 

At El Camino Cantina, they're doing bottomless wings and tacos for two hours during Super Bowl. To whet your whistle, the beverage list includes Margaritas, beer, wine, and soft drinks for $99 per person from 10am. The game will be aired across 11 big screens so book online to save your spot. 

The one and only Cargo will be hosting a huge Super Bowl LVII Tailgate Party. With free entry from 10am, the bar will be slinging a super snacks selection throughout the game in the main bar. There will be $10 Wings, $18 Kransky hot dogs with chips, $18 Philly Cheesesteaks, and $25 Budweiser buckets.

Cargo is offering those who want a private viewing experience the Owners Box Seats packages in the lounge bar. Watch the Super Bowl from a private balcony booth bookable for groups of 20 or more from $79pp - each equipped with a TV and a 3-hour beverage package, plus a choice of Kransky Hot Dog or Philly Cheesesteak served with unlimited sides during the game.

The Public House Petersham is bringing the football to the big screen, and the beer garden. What's the party without American snacks like chips and guac, fries, hot wings and beer buckets. Bookings encouraged. 

The Woollahra Hotel is dishing up premium sporting entertainment, and wings and beer, by the bucketloads. Grab a bucket of wings for $20 and a bucket of beer for $24. There are also cheesburger sliders on offer for when the halftime munchies kick in. Yum. 

For some, Christmas Day is the only morning drinking of the year, but for NFL fans, it's Super Bowl Monday. At the Albion they're serving beer buckets to go with your classic bacon and egg burgers with chicken salt fries.

Head to Winghaus for 40 beers on tap and 20 screens to see the big hits and yards gained. The $20 per person tickets include entry, a stein on arrival, and a ten-pack of wings doused in the sauce of your choosing. You could level up to the Touchdown for $99pp to score a 3-hour beverage package including tap beers, house wine and margs, plus bottomless wings and sides. 

Thirsty? More than 20 beers on tap from all your favourite breweries will be on offer, in addition to an $8 special on Coors Light beer this coming Super Bowl. If you're really digging the vibes, you can opt for a bucket of 4 or 6 beers, too. Make sure you book in a table because spots are limited and these $30 dim sum platters won't eat themselves. 

From 10am you can score a spot on the Glenmore rooftop, or a private room on the lounge level. $70 tickets will secure your seat, a bucket of Buds, wings, chippies and a good old American cheeseburger at half time.

The Marly will be opening from 9am. Catch the game on the big projector screen in the front bar, plus more screens throughout the venue. There will be bacon and egg rolls to satisfy your breakfast cravings, as well as buffalo wings, burgers and $25 beer buckets. Bookings strongly encouraged.

The Kings Cross Hotel will open from 9am (kitchen will open at 10am) serving up a whole heap of awesome American grub from loaded fries and hotdogs to hot wings and cheeseburgers. Come for the show, and stay for the game day giveaways. 

Hut... hut... hike! The Erko is open from 9am with $25 buckets of All American beers, and American food specials like loaded fries, wings and more. Bookings strongly encouraged.

The 24/7 Sports Bar is The Star's destination for all things sports-related, and when it comes to Super Bowl, their event won't fall short. An LED mega screen will broadcast the whole game, and Usher's half-time show will get the attention it deserves with the bar's state-of-the-art surround-sound system. There will also be a hot-dog eating competition, a marching band, cheerleaders and custom game day tshirts. And any purchase of a Budweiser will put fans in the running to win an authentic framed NFL jersey signed by none other than the GOAT, Tom Brady.

The Rege will be opening at 9am, with $25 beer buckets, merch giveaways, beer buckets and the game live and loud on all screens throughout venue. Don't forget to grab yourself an authentically American chilli dog at half time. 

This Paddington watering hole will be up bright and early serving snacks and drinks for all you football fans from 10am. Expect classic American sports fare to be the order of the day with a $45 sports package on offer full of all kinds of American snacks. Bookings recommended. 

Affectionately known as the Eddy, the Edinburgh Castle Hotel will open from 9:30am, screening the Super Bowl throughout the pub, with wings, $25 beer buckets and more game day specials. 

From 10am this North Shore pub will be serving up American food specials and $25 beer buckets to fuel you through one of the biggest games of the year. 

Geographically speaking, the Union Place Hotel is steps away from Jannali Station in South Sydney. Metaphorically, it takes you to another time and place entirely: downtown Chicago in the days of Al Capone. And they'll be installing big screen TVs outside for the special day. You can enjoy the game with $25 Coors buckets and a kilo of buffalo wings for $16.

Head over to Kings Street Wharf where you'll find Henley’s Bar and Kitchen. From 10am, there will be American brews served all day for $10 a pint. Plus, you can get two pints of house beer and a New York-style Kransky hot dog for $45.