Whether you’re hosting a packed house or keeping your watch party low-key, Super Bowl Sunday calls for food that feeds a crowd. These local restaurants and shops are rolling out game-day specials, catering packages, and shareable favorites to keep everyone well-fed from kickoff to final whistle.
There’s a sweet football-themed treat debuting at Small Oven & Porcos. The Super Bowl whoopie pie lets locals choose which team to root for with Patriots colors on one side and Seahawks on the other. The bite is made with an orange vanilla cookie with chocolate orange buttercream and chocolate streusel ($5.) Otherwise, Philadelphians can order up options like a Zesty Pretzel Platter ($55), Hoagie Platter ($52), Charcuterie Platter ($115) and much more.
2204 Washington Ave., smallovenpastryshop.com
This barbecue hotspot is currently accepting pre-orders for the big game on Sunday. There are packages chock full of smoked meats and sides ($89-$249), bulk orders of wings ($70-$190), plus plenty of meats by the pound (pricing varies.) It's recommended to pre-order as soon as you can either by phone (267-831-2040), online, or through Instagram.
1703 S 11th St., mikesbbqphilly.com
Game Day just got better at Rex at the Royal—locals can swing by for pickup on Sunday, Feb. 8, between 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and score one of two wing specials: 12 wings with a skillet-sized cornbread (sauce on the side) for $22, or 24 wings paired with a six-pack of Love City beer (sauce on the side) for $50. Ordering is available online.
1524 South St., rexphl.com
If you’re hosting a Super Bowl watch party in Philly this year, consider letting your wine lineup work just as hard as your snack spread. For the Big Game on Sunday, Feb. 8, Allison Owen—Level 3 Certified Sommelier and founder of Turks Head Wines—has dialed in crowd-pleasing wine pairings designed specifically for game-day classics.
Her recommended combos include buffalo wings with 2023 Turks Head Chenin Blanc, Clarksburg, pizza and a 2023 Turks Head Barbera, Sonoma Mountain, potato chips + 2024 Turks Head Melon, Alexander Valley, a Philly soft pretzel and a2023 Turks Head Sauvignon Blanc, Big Valley District, an Italian hoagie with a 2023 Turks Head Sauvignon Blanc, Suisun Valley, and a Philly cheesesteak with a 2022 Turks Head Cabernet Franc, Sonoma Valley. Locals can pick up the sips at the Turks Head tasting room and bottle shop in nearby West Chester.
120 N Church St, West Chester, turksheadwines.com
This season, North Italia is giving Game Day food a glow-up with a limited-time lineup of Game Day Pizzas that put an Italian spin on the pies. Available now through Super Bowl weekend (and National Pizza Day), the menu includes a Jalapeño Popper Pizza topped with bacon, jalapeño, garlic cream cheese, smoked mozzarella, and herb breadcrumbs, and a Loaded Potato Skin Pizza layered with fingerling potatoes, creamy mashed potato, bacon, chives, crème fraîche, and grana padano. Ordering for a crowd? Guests can score 20% off Game Day Pizza orders through DoorDash on Super Bowl Sunday.
350 Mall Blvd #1000C, King of Prussia, northitalia.com
City Works has a few different options for those looking to supply some eats for their Super Bowl Watch Party. The brand’s King of Prussia location offers options like pretzel bites ($30), crab fondue ($65), burger sliders ($65), mahi mahi tacos ($75), vegetarian smoked cheddar mac and cheese ($65), Snickers pie shooters ($25) and much more.
220 Main St, King of Prussia, cityworksrestaurant.com
When it comes to feeding a hungry Super Bowl crowd, Metro Diner leans all the way into comfort. Party-ready picks include an assorted sandwich platter with a mix of classic options ($78), a chicken tender pack served with creole mustard and sides ($99), and a fried chicken and waffles platter ($105.)
Multiple locations, metrodiner.com
