Even in a bustling city like New York, Super Bowl Sunday has the power to bring people together and slow things down for a few hours. It’s the perfect time to relax, enjoy some food and drinks, and catch the excitement of the game. If you’re wondering where to watch the Patriots take on their opponents this year, here are five great spots to consider.
1. Empellon al Pastor – East Village
Empellon al Pastor is a standout choice in the East Village. For $50, guests can enjoy unlimited margaritas, house beer, wine, and wings for 90 minutes while watching the game. It’s a lively spot with a fun atmosphere, making it a great way to kick off Super Bowl Sunday.
2. Haven Rooftop – Midtown
Located on West 47th Street, Haven Rooftop offers an elevated game-watching experience. For $55, you get a guaranteed seat, one appetizer, and a pitcher of beer for two people. Doors open at 5 PM, giving you plenty of time to settle in and enjoy the game from this prime rooftop location.
3. Vandal – Lower Manhattan
Hosted by former New York Giants Super Bowl champion Victor Cruz, Vandal is ideal for those in the Lower Manhattan area. You can reserve a table and order from the full menu of drinks and dinner items while catching all the action on large screens. Doors open at 5 PM, ensuring plenty of time to enjoy both the food and the game.
4. Virgil’s Real BBQ – Times Square
If you’re looking for classic game-day food, Virgil’s Real BBQ near Times Square is hard to beat. For $60, you’ll get a large platter featuring ribs, brisket, and wings, along with a bucket of Miller Lite. Pitchers of Coors Light are available for just $15. With hearty barbecue and big screens, this spot is perfect for an afternoon of Super Bowl fun.
5. Villa Cemita – Lower East Side
On Avenue A, just north of the Lower East Side, Villa Cemita offers a great environment to watch the game with friends. For $40, you’ll enjoy a premium open bar, game-day snacks like nachos and wings, and football-themed party favors to take home. Multiple HD TVs ensure you won’t miss a single moment of the action. Doors open at 6:30 PM.
