Super Bowl Sunday is one of the best days for eating. Whether you’re watching at home or going out for Super Bowl LVIII on February 11, these restaurants and bars will make sure your cravings are satisfied.
Wings
Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern
If you’re heading to Jimmy’s, you’re grabbing an order of the classic Buffalo wings. The crispy wings are available in mild, medium, hot, or heat rush, and they come with a side of blue cheese dressing and celery sticks. Plus, the kitchen is open until 1:30 a.m., so you have plenty of time after the game to celebrate the win (or wallow in the loss). 697 Spring St., Herndon
Beer
Lost Rhino Brewing Company
The 2023 NoVA Beer Wars winner is the perfect spot to enjoy a cold brew as you watch the big game. With over a dozen beers to choose from — both draft and can — you’re guaranteed to find your favorite before the final whistle. TVs line the walls so you won’t miss a down no matter where you’re sitting. 21730 Red Rum Dr., Ste. 142, Ashburn
Pizza
Benny Vitali’s & Benny Capolago’s
Hosting a watch party? The 28-inch pies at Benny’s Fredericksburg and Manassas locations are massive — we doubt you’ll need more than one to feed all your guests. Top it with cheese, pepperoni, sliced Italian sausage, or garlic mushroom (only available at Capolago’s), or order one of the specialty pizzas for even more mouth-watering flavors. 722 Caroline St., Fredericksburg; 9209 Center St., Manassas
Appetizers
Crystal City Sports Pub
Sometimes snacks and shareables are just the way to go. The menu of starters at this Arlington pub includes staples like mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, Bavarian pretzels, crab dip, Buffalo chicken dip, and nachos your way. 529 23rd St. S., Arlington
Subs
Celebrity Delly
For almost 50 years, this deli has been serving up enormous sandwiches that always hit the spot. Dare to finish the OG Philly Cheesesteak featuring a pound of housemade ribeye steak. Or, try one of the subs named after celebrities including Pedro Pascal, Ted Lasso, and DC101 DJ Elliot Segal. 7263A Arlington Blvd., Falls Church
Feature image courtesy Jimmy’s Old Town Tavern
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