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A spread from Nason’s Beer Hall.
Jake Rosenberg

Where to Watch Super Bowl LVII in San Diego

From comfort food to kombucha, dine-in and takeout, sports bars have something for everyone

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A spread from Nason’s Beer Hall.
| Jake Rosenberg

Where will you be watching the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, February 12, 2023, and most importantly, what will you be eating and drinking?

Potato skins, mozzarella sticks, and beer? A poke bowl paired with kombucha? Whatever game-day snacks you’re craving and whichever team you’re rooting for, there’s no shortage of sports bars and restaurants across San Diego ready to be your host for the Super Bowl. From food specials to drink deals, check out some winning local spots.

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Park 101

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The 8,000-square-foot complex has plenty of game-viewing space, with multiple levels lined with flat screens and even a jumbotron on-site. But for those hosting a Super Bowl Party at home, the casual barbecue restaurant is also doing take-home party platters if you call in advance to pre-order.

An outdoor bar with picnic tables.
The outdoor bar.
Park 101

The Duck Dive

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This beach bar is rolling out a slew of specials for Sunday’s ultimate game, offering $10 fried pickles, $15 garlic-parmesan fries, and $20 carne asada fries as well as shareable platter stacked with wings, calamari, fried pickles, and more for $30. All-day drink deals will include a shot and a beer for $10 and buckets of hard seltzer for $25.

A plate of chicken wings.
Wings.
The Duck Dive

Backyard Kitchen and Tap

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A haven for Eagles fans, the Pacific Beach tavern is doing it up on Sunday with VIP seating available and a host of game day party treats, from a shot luge and Philly’s famous Tasty Cakes to prizes, giveaways, and a raffle that could win you two nights in Las Vegas.

A bar in a tavern.
The bar.
Backyard Kitchen and Tap

Bayside Landing

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With a TV in the back and and the dining room TVS visible from both the front patio and indoors, there are many places to watch the game from at this Crown Point gastropub. The menu is playful: mini corn dogs (with honey dijon sauce) and varied. (Options include several burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, and a poke stack with local ahi, ginger sauce, shaved onion, sesame, fugaraki seasoning and other flavor boosters.)

A large pretzel sprinkled with large grains of salt. It is sitting on butcher paper, surrounded by ornamental herbs and a dipping sauce.
A large pretzel.
Bayside Landing

McGregor's Grill

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At this venerable sports bar, the game will show on its many screens, and there’s lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The food and drinks are varied and reliable—from mahi mahi tacos to chili—and they have pool tables and darts if you ever feel the need to avert your eyes from the game. This year, the bar’s doing also doing a pre-game Puppy Bowl watch party with proceeds going to the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

A bartender is pouring a pink drink into a highball or pint glass. The glass is ornamented with green herbs.
A cocktail in the works.
McGregor’s

Draft at Belmont Park

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Watch the game on a 31-foot LED screen at this Belmont Park restaurant and bar that’ll open at 9 a.m. Sunday for brunch with special game day menu items kicking in at 2 p.m., including an ultimate game day platter of various fried treats and a giant pretzel and charcuterie board with all the fixings. Reservations aren’t required but there is a VIP experience available that features access to the best seats for game-watching, bottle service, and more.

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Wonderland Ocean Pub

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Multitasking, San Diego style: watch the Super Bowl on screens above and watch the beach below from one of the best placed pubs on the West Coast. Want a break from beer? Wonderland’s cocktails are a good alternative. For example: the Oaxaca Gold Rush, a mixture of mezcal, reposado tequila, honey and lime, or the aptly named People Watcher (floral, light). 

Close-up view of a Bloody Mary cocktail. Food is blurred in the background.
Bloody Mary.
Wonderland

Home & Away

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A home away from home for Kansas City fans, the Old Town bar is throwing a Chiefs block party on Super Bowl Sunday, setting up two 20-foot LED screens in its parking lot along with satellite bars to accommodate the crowd who will be snacking on burgers and hot dogs.

barleymash

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Watching the game in the Gaslamp Quarter? Barleymash has flat screen TVs as far as the eye can see and dishes that make for perfect Super Bowl munching, like beer-brined wings, duck empanadas and an extensive and varied beer, cider, seltzer, and kombucha list. Patio tables have views of the screens inside.

The bar of barleymash, with multiple television screens overhead that are showing several different images.
Interior shot of barleymash.
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Nason's Beer Hall

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Downtown denizens can head to the Pendry Hotel’s sports-watching hub, where 23 TVs await along with 24 beer taps and beer specials for the big game day. Nason’s will be offering city-centric dishes, like a Philly cheesesteak for Eagles fans and Kansas City-style ribs for Chiefs loyals. Elsewhere in the hotel, there will be a 15-foot projector set up at Provisional Kitchen with football-friendly snacks like pizza and wings.

Tacos, a burger, burrito, and beer on a table.
The Super Bowl spread.
Jake Rosenberg

Mike Hess Brewing - Seaport Village

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The local brewery’s bayfront location is a prime viewing spot, with flatscreen TVs throughout its two levels, plenty of house beers, and a menu of tacos and burritos supplied by culinary partner Quiero Tacos.

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Mike Hess at Seaport Village.
Kimberly Motos

The Deck at Moonshine Flats

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With a 165” LCD video wall and 16 TVs, this open-air venue next to Moonshine Flats is great for big groups. Doors will open at noon on Sunday, with food specials ranging from smoked wings to Frito pies and game-day drink deals like $20 bottles of Champagne and rose as well as buckets of JuneShine for $35.

People watch football at a sports bar.
Football fans gather.
The Deck at Moonshine Flats

Nicky Rottens Bar & Burger Joint

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The Coronado mainstay, just a ferry ride away from downtown San Diego, is known for its over-the-top burgers and big beer selection. With 12 giant TVs throughout the space and a dog-friendly patio with views of the city skyline, the sports bar will be running food and drink specials all day on Sunday.

A trio of burgers.
A trio of burgers.
Nicky Rotten’s

Park 101

The 8,000-square-foot complex has plenty of game-viewing space, with multiple levels lined with flat screens and even a jumbotron on-site. But for those hosting a Super Bowl Party at home, the casual barbecue restaurant is also doing take-home party platters if you call in advance to pre-order.

An outdoor bar with picnic tables.
The outdoor bar.
Park 101

The Duck Dive

This beach bar is rolling out a slew of specials for Sunday’s ultimate game, offering $10 fried pickles, $15 garlic-parmesan fries, and $20 carne asada fries as well as shareable platter stacked with wings, calamari, fried pickles, and more for $30. All-day drink deals will include a shot and a beer for $10 and buckets of hard seltzer for $25.

A plate of chicken wings.
Wings.
The Duck Dive

Backyard Kitchen and Tap

A haven for Eagles fans, the Pacific Beach tavern is doing it up on Sunday with VIP seating available and a host of game day party treats, from a shot luge and Philly’s famous Tasty Cakes to prizes, giveaways, and a raffle that could win you two nights in Las Vegas.

A bar in a tavern.
The bar.
Backyard Kitchen and Tap

Bayside Landing

With a TV in the back and and the dining room TVS visible from both the front patio and indoors, there are many places to watch the game from at this Crown Point gastropub. The menu is playful: mini corn dogs (with honey dijon sauce) and varied. (Options include several burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, and a poke stack with local ahi, ginger sauce, shaved onion, sesame, fugaraki seasoning and other flavor boosters.)

A large pretzel sprinkled with large grains of salt. It is sitting on butcher paper, surrounded by ornamental herbs and a dipping sauce.
A large pretzel.
Bayside Landing

McGregor's Grill

At this venerable sports bar, the game will show on its many screens, and there’s lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The food and drinks are varied and reliable—from mahi mahi tacos to chili—and they have pool tables and darts if you ever feel the need to avert your eyes from the game. This year, the bar’s doing also doing a pre-game Puppy Bowl watch party with proceeds going to the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

A bartender is pouring a pink drink into a highball or pint glass. The glass is ornamented with green herbs.
A cocktail in the works.
McGregor’s

Draft at Belmont Park

Watch the game on a 31-foot LED screen at this Belmont Park restaurant and bar that’ll open at 9 a.m. Sunday for brunch with special game day menu items kicking in at 2 p.m., including an ultimate game day platter of various fried treats and a giant pretzel and charcuterie board with all the fixings. Reservations aren’t required but there is a VIP experience available that features access to the best seats for game-watching, bottle service, and more.

People cheer while watching football on TV. Draft

Wonderland Ocean Pub

Multitasking, San Diego style: watch the Super Bowl on screens above and watch the beach below from one of the best placed pubs on the West Coast. Want a break from beer? Wonderland’s cocktails are a good alternative. For example: the Oaxaca Gold Rush, a mixture of mezcal, reposado tequila, honey and lime, or the aptly named People Watcher (floral, light). 

Close-up view of a Bloody Mary cocktail. Food is blurred in the background.
Bloody Mary.
Wonderland

Home & Away

A home away from home for Kansas City fans, the Old Town bar is throwing a Chiefs block party on Super Bowl Sunday, setting up two 20-foot LED screens in its parking lot along with satellite bars to accommodate the crowd who will be snacking on burgers and hot dogs.

barleymash

Watching the game in the Gaslamp Quarter? Barleymash has flat screen TVs as far as the eye can see and dishes that make for perfect Super Bowl munching, like beer-brined wings, duck empanadas and an extensive and varied beer, cider, seltzer, and kombucha list. Patio tables have views of the screens inside.

The bar of barleymash, with multiple television screens overhead that are showing several different images.
Interior shot of barleymash.
barleymash/Facebook

Nason's Beer Hall

Downtown denizens can head to the Pendry Hotel’s sports-watching hub, where 23 TVs await along with 24 beer taps and beer specials for the big game day. Nason’s will be offering city-centric dishes, like a Philly cheesesteak for Eagles fans and Kansas City-style ribs for Chiefs loyals. Elsewhere in the hotel, there will be a 15-foot projector set up at Provisional Kitchen with football-friendly snacks like pizza and wings.

Tacos, a burger, burrito, and beer on a table.
The Super Bowl spread.
Jake Rosenberg

Mike Hess Brewing - Seaport Village

The local brewery’s bayfront location is a prime viewing spot, with flatscreen TVs throughout its two levels, plenty of house beers, and a menu of tacos and burritos supplied by culinary partner Quiero Tacos.

A beer tasting room with people standing outside
Mike Hess at Seaport Village.
Kimberly Motos

The Deck at Moonshine Flats

With a 165” LCD video wall and 16 TVs, this open-air venue next to Moonshine Flats is great for big groups. Doors will open at noon on Sunday, with food specials ranging from smoked wings to Frito pies and game-day drink deals like $20 bottles of Champagne and rose as well as buckets of JuneShine for $35.

People watch football at a sports bar.
Football fans gather.
The Deck at Moonshine Flats

Nicky Rottens Bar & Burger Joint

The Coronado mainstay, just a ferry ride away from downtown San Diego, is known for its over-the-top burgers and big beer selection. With 12 giant TVs throughout the space and a dog-friendly patio with views of the city skyline, the sports bar will be running food and drink specials all day on Sunday.

A trio of burgers.
A trio of burgers.
Nicky Rotten’s

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