The 60th Super Bowl is on Sunday 8 February 2026, but if the Levi's Stadium in California is too much of a schlep for you, book yourself into one of these London venues where Super Bowl LX is being screened. At time of writing, we're waiting to see which teams will face one another.
Kick-off is 11.30pm UK time, the action pounding on into the early hours of the morning. You might want to book the Monday off work. Oh, and if you're just here for the half-time show, that's completely fine. This year, Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny is headlining.
NFL official Super Bowl party at Big Penny Social
Walthamstow's Big Penny Social is the place to head for London's official NFL Super Bowl party offering multi-screen coverage of the game, plus entertainment, food and drink, giveaways and NFL experiences.
NFL Super Bowl party at Big Penny Social.
Super Bowl at Boxpark (Croydon, Shoreditch, Camden and Wembley)
Four of London Boxpark venues host Super Bowl parties, with a similar vibe at each; huge screens, DJs, beer pong tournaments, food eating contests, cheerleading performances and live music. Croydon Boxpark has got itself something of a reputation as the place to watch big ticket footie matches, so no doubt it'll do Super Bowl Sunday with panache.
Food options at all venues are courtesy of their permanent diversity of street food traders.
Super Bowl at Boxpark Shoreditch | Boxpark Croydon | Boxpark Wembley | Boxpark Camden
Super Bowl at The Blues Kitchen (Shoreditch, Brixton and Camden)
Southern American inspired bar and restaurant the Blues Kitchen screens Super Bowl LX at all three of its London venues. The kitchen and bar stay open until 1.30am, serving American food favourites including buffalo wings and burgers to be enjoyed as you watch the action.
Super Bowl at Blues Kitchen Shoreditch | Blues Kitchen Brixton | Blues Kitchen Camden.
Super Bowl at Hard Rock Cafe (Mayfair and Piccadilly Circus)
'Merican restaurant and bar Hard Rock Cafe screens the Super Bowl game at both its London branches. Watch on large screens, with entertainment, competitions and prizes thrown in, as you tuck into the Big Game Menu with its ribs, nachos, wings and cheesy fries — plus a special cocktail for the occasion.
For extra razzmatazz, go for the Mayfair branch — offering cheerleaders and a half-time show in addition to the above.
Super Bowl at Hard Rock Cafe Mayfair and Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly Circus.
Super Bowl 60 at The Dial, Greenwich
North Greenwich sports pub and microbrewery the Dial puts its 13 large screens to use for the Super Bowl. Your £10 ticket includes a pint of the pub's own Dial Lager on arrival, with food platters (think wings, ribs, nachos...) available to buy throughout the evening.
Super Bowl 60 at The Dial.
Super Bowl screening at The Clapham Grand
This towering Clapham pub/club/theatre hosts a raucous Super Bowl screening, making full use of its 25ft HD screen to broadcast live coverage of the game, and half-time hijinks. Food is available from chicken wing aficionados Thunderbird Chicken, and of course, the bar's open all night for liquid refreshment. DJs provide pre- and post-match entertainment, plus there's a live cheerleading show and confetti cannons. The Grand doesn't do things by halves.
Super Bowl at the Clapham Grand.
Super Bowl at The Prince (West Brompton)
Party pub the Prince goes all out for the Super Bowl with live entertainment, cold beers and American fare, alongside screening the game and half-time show.
Super Bowl at The Prince, West Brompton. Sister venue The 411 in Angel hosts a similar event.
