The 59th Super Bowl is on Sunday 9 February 2025, but if the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans is a bit of a schlep, book yourself into one of these London venues where Super Bowl LIX is being shown. It's a Chiefs vs Eagles match, with last year's winners the Kansas City Chiefs (yes, that's Taylor Swift's boyfriend's team) taking on the Philadelphia Eagles.
Kick-off is 11.30pm UK time, the action going 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, Kendrick Lamar's headlining.
Super Bowl at Blues Kitchen
Southern USA-inspired restaurant and bar Blues Kitchen screens the Super Bowl at all three of its London locations (Camden, Brixton, Shoreditch), so order a cold one and settle in for the night. All the usual burgers, wings, ribs et al are being served up — the kitchen's open late. It's £5 entry, with live music before the game, so you should probably book ahead — certainly arrive before 10.30pm to get a good view, anyway.
Super Bowl at Blues Kitchen Camden, Shoreditch and Brixton.
Super Bowl at Boxpark, Croydon, Shoreditch and Wembley
The trio of London Boxpark venues are hosting Super Bowl parties, with a similar vibe at each; huge screens, DJs, beer pong tournaments and food eating contests. Wembley also throws in cheerleading performances and live music, and sounds the liveliest of the three venues. That said, Croydon Boxpark has got itself something of a reputation as the place to watch important footie matches, so could be a good bet for Super Bowl Sunday.
Food options at all three venues come courtesy of their permanent street food traders.
Super Bowl at Boxpark Shoreditch | Boxpark Croydon | Boxpark Wembley.
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, confetti cannons and — in their own words — all the American tat you can buy on Amazon. The Grand doesn't do things by halves.
Super Bowl at the Clapham Grand.
Super Bowl at Flat Iron Square
An 'all-American experience' is promised at Flat Iron Square in Southwark, with the sports action shown on a 16-foot jumbotron screen, along with games of beer pong and flip cup, DJs, and American street food. Yee-haw!
Super Bowl at Flat Iron Square.
Super Bowl at Hard Rock Cafe, Mayfair and Piccadilly Circus
'Merican restaurant and bar Hard Rock Cafe screens the Super Bowl action at both its London branches. Watch the football 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 pizazz, go for the Mayfair branch: it's 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 Sunday at Passyunk Avenue
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Always one of our favourite places to watch North American sports and sink picklebacks in London, Passyunk Avenue's chain of Philly-homaging dive bars got an extra publicity push this year when American football royalty Jason and Travis Kelce recorded an episode of their New Heights podcast at the Fitzrovia branch.
Unsurprisingly, the bar's going all out at all of its venues — Fitzrovia, Waterloo and Battersea — with watch parties that book out fast. Last year, there was a big day-to-night tailgate party in the Leake Street Tunnels at the entrance to their Waterloo bar with beer, hot dogs, cornhole and all the fun of watching the Super Bowl without... you know, actually having to watch the Super Bowl. Keep an eye on the website to see if that's happening again this year.
Super Bowl Sunday at Passyunk Avenue.
Super Bowl LIX at 100 Wardour Street
Legendary Soho venue 100 Wardour Street screens the Super Bowl for the first time ever, with a big screen for watching the game, plus entertainment all night. American food is available to buy, or you can upgrade to a VIP package which includes entry, a seat in the VIP area, a welcome cocktail on arrival, a bucket of beers, and three food items.
Super Bowl at 100 Wardour Street.
Super Bowl at The Prince, West Brompton
Party pub The Prince goes all out for the Super Bowl with an NFL quiz, beer pong and cheerleaders, as well as the game itself (and half-time show)
Super Bowl at The Prince, West Brompton. Sister venue The 411 in Angel hosts a similar event.
Super Bowl at The American Bar at The Stafford
For a rather upmarket venue to watch the Super Bowl, head to The American Bar at The Stafford hotel, and tuck into American snacks, and cocktails inspired by the Chiefs and the Eagles. The game is shown on multiple screens in the bar.
Super Bowl at The American Bar.
Super Bowl at The Anthologist
The Anthologist by Drake & Morgan near Bank stays open until 3am, with space for up to 250 fans to watch the Super Bowl action. Four large screens mean you can see the game from wherever you're sitting, with special American-style food packages available, featuring mini burgers, chicken skewers, onion rings and the like.
Super Bowl at The Anthologist.
Super Bowl party at The Leyton Star
This east London boozer is having an all-American party with special Super Bowl food and drink promotions, as well as the all-important screening. The bar stays open until the early hours, and the event is a collab with Two Tribes Brewery, so good beer will be flowing all night.
