The Best Super Bowl Parties and Deals in Miami

Wynwood’s favorite sports bar is hosting the ultimate Super Bowl Block party with a premium open bar, limitless buffet and live music. With over 70 TVs and a giant projector screen, you’ll be watching the game no matter where you look. Early bird tickets are $125 and give you access to all this, plus everything that’s happening at Spanglish next door. They’ve also got VIP tickets and bottle service, which secures you and your crew a table through the end of the game.

Bayshore Club is going for all the touchdowns in its inaugural Super Bowl Sunday event. They’ve partnered with Tito’s for the ultimate Big Game experience, with a designated tailgate area, lawn games and complimentary samples. Go big and make yourself at home in one of their cabanas, complete with bottle service and a $65 prix-fixe that includes all the classics: wings, flatbreads, sticky ribs and wagyu beef sliders.

This is the one time you won’t be going to Bodega for tacos. They’re hosting Game Day watch parties at all four locations – South Beach, Coconut Grove, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach – with $1 wings in all kinds of flavors like chili chipotle or jalapeño. Drink specials include $7 drafts and $25 margarita pitchers, plus $25 mix-and-match buckets.

If the excitement on the endzones aren’t enough for you, King’s Dining and Entertainment has bowling, arcade games and huge screens to keep you entertained through the fourth quarter. They’re offering half-price pizza at halftime, $25 buckets of Bud Light, $13 Bud Light cocktails and the chance to win a pizza a month for a year!

Watching the game in front of a big communal screen? That’s what the Super Bowl is all about. Head to Shoma Bazaar for live music from 3pm to 6pm, then dive into their $50 Super Bowl special, which includes a bucket of beer and $25 to use at any of the stalls.

American Social continues to be a game day staple year after year thanks to its abundance of screens, drink specials and riverside view. Enjoy $20 buckets of domestic beers and $30 buckets of seltzers.

When Brickellites want to catch any game, they know to go to Batch gastropub. Expect beer bucket and pint specials, plus plenty of elevated sports bar fare gnocchi mac with “Dorito dust,” grass-fed burgers and brick oven pizzas.

Game day vibes are always amplified at The Wharf thanks to its massive screens, abundant people watching, live music through commercial breaks and riverside views at both its Brickell and Fort Lauderdale locations. Spend a beautifully breezy Miami day grazing on pizza, tacos, sushi or burgers, along with Mexican beer buckets for $35. It’s free to attend, but tables are also available.

Black Market is the go-to sports bar for Downtowners, and Super Bowl Sunday is sure to draw in a crowd. The menu features elevated standards like cheddar bechamel mac n’ cheese, loaded fries or a filet mignon sandwich, plus decently priced drafts and margaliters (only at the Bayside location).

Oh, so you’re looking for a Super Bowl party-party? Wynwood Marketplace has over 30 large LED screens, INFINITE sound system, ten bars, plenty of food and a DJ to keep you moving during all the breaks. The watch party starts at 4:30 and is free, but the first 100 guests through the door receive a complimentary beer. RSVP here.

If you’re from South Florida, does Flanigan’s on Super Bowl Sunday even need an explanation? Camp out at a booth and enjoy a rowdy crowd taking advantage of the weekend half-off wine, beer and spirits deals from 11am to 7pm and then again from 9pm to close. 

With 49 televisions, wherever you look at Bottled Blonde you’ll find a TV screen. Grab yourself a booth to enjoy bottle girls delivering majestic drink towers to you as they might a Lombardi Trophy while devouring pizza and all the game day fixins you could dream up at this lively Wynwood venue. 2838 NW 2nd Ave

It doesn’t get more South Beach than this rowdy poolside bar on Ocean Drive. You’ll need tickets to attend the watch party, but a 20-foot LED screen and pool access might be worth it. Splurge on a reserved stool at Kush at the Clevelander for unabridged views of the game on every screen.

You don’t need the bells and whistles, you just want to watch the game from a proper dive. If you deeply identify with this statement, then head on over to Mike’s at Venetia, an Edgewater stable that’s been serving classic sports bar fare and wallet-friendly drinks to patrons for over 30 years. Plus, you can’t beat the bayside views, even if there is a bit of construction going on outside right now.