Here’s where you should catch Super Bowl LI
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It’s never too early to begin making Super Bowl Sunday plans. But why go through the hassle of trips to the grocery store, pizza delivery and ensuring your home is foolproof? There will be restaurants and bars teeming with sports fans just as passionate and hungry as you and your posse. Here are our top picks for watching the New England Patriots take on the Atlanta Falcons.
1. Sandbar Sports Grill
Coconut Grove
Make Grand Avenue your Super Bowl destination. Watch the game while trying to conquer a Category 5 Hurricane — the strongest version of Sandbar’s most popular cocktail. This classic bar scene is renowned for its fish tacos, which come grilled, blackened or deep-fried. Order three (or six or nine). You’ll thank us later.
2. Bavaria Haus
Downtown Miami
If you’re in the mood for some international cuisine while you watch your American football, Bavaria Haus is the place to be. The restaurant, with its wooden bench booths and natural charm, offers imported beer from Munich plus hearty entrees that feature meat front and center.
Then if your team loses, you can tell everyone you took the L in style.
3. K&K Billiard & Sports Bar
Miami
This restaurant puts the “chic” in… oh wait, there’s no chic in Super Bowl. Nonetheless, K&K Billiards is a classy place to catch 22 grown men bash the crap out of each other. The sports bar also boasts some of Miami’s best pool tables, which is perfect if you’re in the truly competitive spirit (or need a distraction) during the game. Enjoy a menu of draft and other beers plus wine paired with K&K’s homemade burgers.
Even the guy who beat you in Fantasy Football will have to give you your props with this choice.
4. Burger & Beer Joint
Doral|Brickell|South Beach
You could fire up the grill a home… or you could have a gourmet burger cooked to perfection at Burger & Beer Joint. The sports bar has more than 75 beers on tap and the South Beach location, with its six large-screen TVs, has been a fixture since 2009. Consider the $125 10-pound Motherburger: It could literally feed all your friends and your sports rivals. PRO TIP: Finish the Motherburger in less than two hours and the kitchen picks up the bill.
But more than likely, your table will be all like:
5. Duffy’s Sport Grill
Kendall|Coconut Grove|North Miami
This Florida-based spot is a well-known crowd-pleaser. Duffy’s has locations all across South Florida and touts itself as the “premier sports-themed restaurant” in the area. Whether you wish to enjoy a rack of ribs, wings with your choice of sauce or a juicy cheeseburger, Duffy’s menu is jam-packed with a bunch of utensil-less dishes. Win or lose, your friends will exalt you as the ultimate MVP.
6. Tarpon Bend, Himmarshee Public House and Food & Tackle’s Super Block Party
Fort Lauderdale
Enjoy drinks starting at $3 on downtown Fort Lauderdale’s Southwest Second Street. The road will be closed off for the game, but the taps will be flowing. The Super Bowl will be displayed on a 16-foot by eight-foot LED screen. The restaurants will host outdoor bars and grills. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis. VIP options are available here.
You’ll thank us later.
7. Super Bowl Watch Party with Kiko Alonso of the Dolphins
Miami Beach
Enjoy chicken wins, truffle fries, shrimp, sushi, ceviche and the biggest game in football with Dolphins player Kiko Alonso at Hyde Beach at SLS South Beach. The viewing party will feature multiple screens poolside and begins at 6:30 p.m. Mojitos are $10 and buckets of beer are $40.
The hotties at the pool will be all like…
8. Brother Jimmy’s Brickell Tailgate and Watch Party
Brickell
Shimmy those pre-game jitters away with the live DJ at Brother Jimmy’s Brickell at their fifth annual watch party. The event features a jumbo LED screen and drink specials and will be hosted in the Mary Brickell Courtyard on South Miami Avenue. Plan to arrive at 4:3o p.m.
9. Super Bowl Sunday at Sweet Liberty
Miami Beach
Big screens. Sound ON. Super Bowl-inspired menu. Be there or be square.
This story was originally published January 11, 2017 at 12:01 AM.