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Where to watch the Super Bowl in Sydney
The best excuse to take Monday off
The time has come again to watch grown men with curiously wide shoulder pads slug it out for the ultimate NFL championship game, the Super Bowl. Get onside at the best places in Sydney to catch the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (with shiny new QB Tom Brady) take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Feb 8, accompanied by some American snacks, morning beers (it's nighttime in the USA) and a half-time show care of The Weeknd and friends.
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Where to watch the Super Bowl in Sydney 2021
1. The Forresters
Doors open at 9am (but you'll need to have booked a table). Don't worry, there's multiple screens in the public bar, plus the Monday $10 steak this Surry Hills local is famous for.
2. Erskineville Hotel
Hut...hut...hike! Huddle in at the Erko for a pre-game fix of smoked chicken wings and Budweisers before we see if Brady can bring shiny rings home for the Buccaneers this year.
3. Rock Lily
The 24/7 Sport Bar's VIP tables are fully booked, but you can still walk into Rock Lily at the Star from 8am to catch the Super Bowl on Monday, complete with giveaways, prizes, and live bands after the game.
4. El Camino Cantina
At El Camino Cantina (both in the Rocks and the new Manly venue) they're doing bottomless wings and tacos for two hours windows during Super Bowl. To whet your whistle, the beverage list includes Margaritas, beer, wine, and soft drinks for $79 per person.
5. Albion Hotel
For some, Christmas Day is the only morning drinking of the year, but for NFL fans, it's Super Bowl Monday. At the Albion they're serving $15 jugs of domestic lager to go with your classic bacon and egg burgers with chicken salt fries.
6. The Morrison Bar & Oyster Room
Doors open at 9am for the 55th Annual Super Bowl this year, and the Morrison is taking a few last minute bookings for their big screen and American snack offering.
7. Winghaus
A new sports bar and chicken-loving venue has opened just in time for the Super Bowl down at Barangaroo. Head to Winghaus for 40 beers on tap and 20 large screens to see the big hits and yards gained.
8. Beer DeLuxe
Doors open at 10am for the Super Bowl (Kick off is at 10.30am), so get down to King Street Wharf for $10 pints of Brooklyn and $10 kranskys to fuel your fandom.
9. Glenmore Hotel
Whether you’re in it for the men on the field or the ludicrous halftime entertainment, there’s few better places in Sydney to watch the 55rd installment of this great American tradition. Settle in, secure in the knowledge that you booked a $50 table in advance, which comes with a bucket of Buds, wings and sliders. Plus you can add $1 Buffalo wings, a breakfast burger, and $12 Bloody Marys.
10. Cargo
Challenge yourself, not to win a ntaional sporting accolade, but to see how many wings you can eat for $39 between 10am and 1pm, ably assisted by $18 jugs of Brooklyn Lager. Doors open at 9am.
11. The Marlborough Hotel
The Marly is hosting a Super Bowl party on Feb 8. Doors open at 9am, and you can book a table to ensure you get a spot so that you can spend the first day of the working week drinking Buds and eating American snack food.
12. Regent Hotel
While you watch Brady in yet another Super Bowl, you can kep the tanks full with $1.50 wings and $20 Budweiser buckets and free Bud merch at the Regent Hotel in Kingsford. Bookings are essential.
13. Royal Hotel - Paddington
This Paddington watering hole will be up early and serving snacks and drinks for early football fans. Expect classic American sports fare to be the order of the day.
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