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Head to These NoVA Sports Bars and Restaurants on Super Bowl Sunday

Catch the big game, enjoy a cold beer, and chow down on bites like nachos, wings, and pizza.

By Melanie Jensen February 3, 2026 at 7:00 am

Looking for a spot to watch the Super Bowl and grab a bite to eat? Whether you’re a football fanatic or just watching for Bad Bunny’s halftime performance, these bars and restaurants are serving up the big game plus plenty of food and drink.   

The Bungalow Lakehouse 

Sit outside on the heated patio to watch the game at this sports bar, restaurant, and cigar bar. The Kick Off Sampler from the Football Bites menu includes grilled wings, potato skins, pork sliders, Buffalo dip, tortilla chips, and queso. Wash it all down with a draft beer, seltzer, or special football shooter. 46116 Lake Center Plz., Sterling

Crystal City Sports Pub 

At this sports-themed pub, the walls are covered in memorabilia, making it a football super fan’s haven. The menu features pub bites like pizza, nachos, steaks, and burgers, with gluten-free and vegetarian options. Sip on a special cocktail and play a game of pool or ping-pong while you’re waiting for kickoff. 529 23rd St. S., Arlington

CraftWorx Taproom 

This pour-your-own brewery offers around 60 craft, domestic, and imported beers, plus several cocktails and wines on draft. Share some sweet potato fries, butterfly shrimp, onion rings, and tater tot nachos before grabbing wood-smoked BBQ from the full-service kitchen. 5615 Wellington Rd., Ste. 101, Gainesville

Ned Devine’s Irish Gastro Pub and Restaurant 

This spacious Irish pub offers a special game day menu with pretzel sticks with beer cheese, naked or spiced wings, a game day dog, or a Ned’s “sloppy chik’n sammie.” 2445 Centreville Rd., Ste. 32, Herndon

Penn Quarter Sports Tavern 

Head to this DC neighborhood bar for classics like crispy Buffalo wings, buttermilk chicken tenders, pulled pork sandwiches, and Wisconsin cheese curds. Grab a local craft beer on draft or a bourbon old fashioned and settle in to watch the game on the wall-to-wall TVs. 639 Indiana Ave. NW, Washington, DC

Feature image courtesy Crystal City Sports Pub

This story originally ran in our February issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

Melanie Jensen

Melanie Jensen

Contributing Writer

Melanie Jensen is a graduate from George Mason University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in communication with a concentration in journalism. She was born in Fairfax and raised in neighboring Loudoun County, and her favorite stories to write are those that highlight local personalities who shape the community she calls home.

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