Where to watch the Super Bowl in Chicago

The River North sports bar is perhaps best known for its terrific wings and barbecue. On Super Sunday, fans can order a Game Day Tower boasting 48 wings with up to four different sauces, or a 100-ounce shareable Da Beer Tower.

One of the best pizzerias in the city is bringing back its big screen in the dining room for the ultimate watch party. Specials for the game will include $5 draft beer, $7 glasses of wine, $9 cocktails, $10 meatballs, $28 dozen wings and more.

Before the big game kicks off, join Cody’s for its annual Puppy Bowl viewing party benefiting Chicago Canine Rescue. The dog-friendly event will have food, raffles, contests, themed cocktails and a Super Fan Costume Contest, with the best dressed humans and dogs winning gift cards. Following the Puppy Bowl, the Super Bowl festivities will commence and fans can enjoy specials like $20 domestic buckets, $6 Dirty Monkey shots and free popcorn. At halftime, there will also be a free catered buffet.

Located next to Wrigley Field, Brickhouse offers four bars and a $25 Super Bowl package that includes a pizza buffet, mini sliders and a hot dog station. There will also be drink specials like $20 domestic buckets of Bud Light or Michelob Ultra, $6 Casamigos shots and $5 Fireball shots.

Wicker Park’s favorite watering hole will get the fun started early with brunch on game day from 11am-2pm. When the Super Bowl action starts, refuel with a $20 Party Platter (14-inch cheese pizza, tenders, tater tots), $4 Miller and Coors stadium cups, $7 Ketel One cocktails and $8 Bulleit old fashioneds. You’ll also have the chance to kick a field goal to win $250 in prizes.

North Center’s The Rambler will show the game on 24 big screen televisions throughout the bar and enclosed beer garden. Fans can complement the experience with a $40 food-and-drink package that offers import and domestic beer, premium liquors, house wine, chicken tenders, a nacho bar, taco bar, mac and cheese, tater tots and more.

Watch the game on nine televisions and inside a winterized beer garden at Graystone Tavern. For $50 per person, you can also enjoy a nacho and wing bar as well as 20 draft beers, all bottles and cans, seltzers, house wines, premium cocktails and more.

With 15 screens throughout the space, you won’t miss a minute of the action at LG’s Bar in Old Town. The kitchen will offer options like a $35 Tailgate Platter (wings, nachos, Bavarian pretzel, fries) and a $20 burger and handshake combo (choice of beer and shot), while drink special include $25 buckets and select pitchers, and $10 Casamigos margaritas.

You’ll have everything you need for a stellar game day feast with Tree House’s $50 Touchdown Tower, which includes chicken parm sliders, mini smash burgers, wings and a Detroit-style pizza to share. Wash it down with $25 domestic buckets, $30 hard seltzer buckets, $5 Blue Moon drafts and more.

If watching football gets the competitive juices flowing, head to Highline, where you can play free arcade games and Skee-Ball during a break in the action. The bar is also offering a $30 package that features all draft beer and a buffet of game day favorites.

Fill up on chili, tatchos and domestic draft beer with this Lincoln Park bar’s Super Bowl package, which is priced at $30 per person and available from 5pm to the end of the game.

Two large projection screens will show the big game at 80 Proof, and fans can opt for a $40 food-and-drink package that includes a tailgate buffet and call drinks.