Where to watch the Super Bowl in Sydney

From 9am, catch the game on the big screens and a special menu of smashed beef and cheese burgers, chilli beef burrito bowls, Pound O' Buffalo wings for just $19 with loaded fries, plus $25 beer buckets.

The Kings Cross Hotel will open from 9am, serving up $1 hot wings, corn dogs, American cheeseburgers and southern fried chicken burgers alongside $25 beer buckets.

Open from 9am for drinks, with a special menu available from 10am and $25 beer buckets, the game will be live and loud at the Sackville Hotel in the front bar, with big projector and TVs so you can see all the action.

Affectionately known as the Eddy, the Edinburgh Castle Hotel will open from 10am, screening the Super Bowl throughout the pub, with $1.50 wings and $25 beer buckets.

Doors open at 9am (but you'll need to have booked a table). With multiple TV screens in the Public Bar and upstairs plus food and drink specials including a brekkie burger, $1 wings and $15 MoonDog jugs all day, this is one strong start to your Super Bowl Monday.

Hut...hut...hike! The Erko is open from 9am with $25 beer buckets and free merchandise given out throughout the game.

At El Camino Cantina (both in the Rocks and the 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 $89 per person from 10am.

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 $25 buckets to go with your classic bacon and egg burgers with chicken salt fries.

Head to Winghaus for 40 beers on tap and 20 large screens to see the big hits and yards gained. The $50 per person tickets include entry as well as a 500ml beer of choice and a ten-pack of wings doused in the sauce of your choosing.

Doors open at 9am for the Super Bowl (Kick off is at 10.30am), so get down to King Street Wharf for an epic tap beer list and American snacks.

From 9am you can score a spot on the Glenmore rooftop, or a private room on the lounge level. $65 tickets will secure your seat, a bucket of Budweiser beers on arrival, and American style snacks (think wings and sliders) at half time.

At Cargo this Super Bowl you can either park yourself downstairs for just $20 (with a Corona thrown in) with the option to add a $33 unlimited eats pass, or head upstairs for a classy affair of seven course canapes and unlimited beer for two and a half hours for $69.

Opening 9am, catch the game on the big projector screen and other screens throughout venue. There’s also barbecue or Buffalo wings, bacon and egg rolls and $25 beer buckets.

Opening 10am, with $25 beer buckets, merch giveaways, the game live and loud on all screens throughout venue as well as wings, breakfast burgers and hotdogs.

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 from 10am.

From 10am, this north shore put will be serving up $1.50 wings and $25 beer buckets so keep you going through the whole game.