Watch parties and catering for Super Bowl Sunday
On Super Bowl Sunday, Game On! will welcome guests on both floors with reservations accepted.
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GAME ON!: BOSTON
Boston's Game On! is a great spot to hit on Super Bowl Sunday. Play a game of Super Bowl trivia and win a prize. Enjoy delicious specials and deals, Boston Beer buckets, and themed cocktails. (And a Super Bowl-themed ice luge!) Samuel Adams Brewery will sponsor the evening's festivities and provide prizes for the halftime show giveaway.
Reservations accepted.
Sunday, Feb. 9.
6:30 p.m.
Game On!
82 Lansdowne St.
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SEAMARK SEAFOOD & COCKTAILS
Get excited for the first annual Big Game Viewing Party and celebrate Super Bowl Sunday at Seamark. With all-you-can-eat seafood and classic game-day snacks — buffalo wings, mini sliders, truffled popcorn, and more — there's a wide variety of eats to choose from. Enjoy à la carte options of chopped salad, oysters, and shrimp cocktail.
$125 per person.
Reservation required.
Sunday, Feb. 9. 5 p.m.
Encore Boston Harbor, 1 Broadway, Everett
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BANNERS KITCHEN AND TAP
Watch the big game on an even bigger screen — the 40-foot Dream Screen, to be exact. The event features a house DJ, Super Bowl squares to win Celtics and Bruins tickets and sports merch, bottomless wings, and a variety of cocktails.
$75-$110 per person
, no refunds and prepayment required.
Sunday, Feb. 9, doors at 3 p.m.
82 Causeway St.
THE XPERIENCE ROOM AT BOSTON BOWL
Need a way to blow off some stress during the big game? The Xperience Room at Boston Bowl is offering a one-of-a-kind viewing party with big screens, great food, and bowling.
This event is 21+.
Tickets are $40.
Sunday, Feb. 9.
6 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
Boston Bowl, 820 Morrissey Blvd.
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BUTTERBIRD
Looking for some classic Super Bowl snacks on game day? Check out ButterBird's 'Super Bowl Package' with a variety of chicken, fries, biscuits, coleslaw, and sauces.
Prices vary.
Pickup 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 9.
112 Bond Square,
Watertown.
BLUE RIBBON SUSHI
Fans need to fuel up too! Order a variety of eats for your watch party from Blue Ribbon Sushi's 'Super Bowl Meal' specials. The package includes chicken wings, spicy tuna, wagyu gyoza, sushi rolls, and a variety of other foods to choose from. The catering package can feed 8-10 guests. Browse their several catering and appetizer platters to find the right fit for your Super Bowl Sunday.
$350 for Super Bowl Catering Package.
Pickup available Sunday, Feb. 9.
500 A Commonwealth Ave.
Blue Ribbon fried chicken wings.
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THE SMOKE SHOP BBQ
Try the Super Bowl LIX BBQ Box to accompany your watch party spread, from the comfort of your own home! The BBQ Box is perfect for four people, or groups can order pans of wings, mac and cheese, coleslaw, ribs, pulled pork, and a variety of other snacks. All Super Bowl catering items will be delivered and picked up cold, with comprehensive reheating instructions included.
Prices and locations vary.
Preorders must be placed by Friday, Feb. 7, at 6 p.m.,
takeout and third-party delivery available all night Sunday, Feb. 9.
CAPO RESTAURANT
Craving some Italian on game day? Capo is offering Super Bowl catering, with plenty to choose from. Browse a variety of pasta, sandwiches, meatballs, and charcuterie. Half or full orders will be available depending on party sizes.
Prices vary.
Pickup Saturday and Sunday,
noon-5 p.m.
443 W Broadway.
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LINCOLN TAVERN AND RESTAURANT
80 wings for $80? Lincoln Tavern has you covered. Peruse their online ordering menu, which has a variety of appetizers, pizzas, sandwiches, and desserts.
Prices vary. All catering orders require 24-hour notice before pickup. Open until 2 a.m.
425 W Broadway.
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