Where to Watch the Super Bowl 2024 in New York City (wih kids)

Where to Watch the Super Bowl 2023 in New York City
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Where to Watch the Super Bowl 2024 in New York City (with kids)

One of the biggest weekends in sports is here and you don’t have to be in congested Las Vegas to watch it! Super Bowl LVIII kicks off this Sunday in a matchup between the San Francisco 49s and the Kansas City Chiefs. And while it’s fun to be home, some parents enjoy getting out and taking the kids to a spot where they can also chill out a bit while enjoying the Super Bowl festivities.

Whether you regularly tune into football or not, watching the Super Bowl is an experience that can be shared with the whole family. 

If you’re looking to get out of the house to watch the Super Bowl this year, consider stopping by one of these restaurants or watch parties located throughout New York. Get ready for a day of good food, hilarious commercials and, of course, football. 

Psst… Staying home for the Super Bowl? Here’s where you can order food!

Bk Backyard Bar

Touch down at Bk Backyard Bar’s epic Big Game Sunday experience. Have a full afternoon and evening of fun with the event’s Puppy Bowl, pre-game party, watch party for the big game and special after party.

Plus, the bar is fully enclosed and equipped with heaters during the winter, so families don’t need to bundle up to enjoy their time watching

Pig Beach BBQ

This Queens barbecue restaurant has over 50 TV screens and a 28-foot Jumbotron with surround sound.

In addition to their stacked menu of barbecue staples, expect Super Bowl Sunday specials like specials like $1 wings and $5 beers and drink specials. Watch the big game in style with the whole family. 

Time Out Market

Time Out Market’s Big Bowl LVIII Watch Party has festivities before kick off and all game long. The pre-game party starts at 3 pm with music from DJ Mike Nasty and prize giveaways.

Drop in for prize giveaways, music and more. Plus, you’ll have access to Time Out’s unbeatable restaurants and drinks. 

Harlem Tavern

This neighborhood bar and restaurant’s Super Bowl party is the big game-day destination for the whole family. Their menu of football specials includes delicious bits like buffalo cauliflower bites, short rib poutine and Harlem cheesesteak. 

Brooklyn Bowl

Have a whole night of fun at Brooklyn Bowl’s Big Game 2023 Viewing Party! Watch the game in full concert sound across 14 HD screens while enjoying mouthwatering food from Blue Ribbon for the whole family.

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