If you don’t feel like watching the Super Bowl Sunday in your couch, let the pros from these super Chicago bars feed and water you up from kickoff to game recap. Here’s a list of the best Chicago Superbowl sports bars and how much you should expect to pay.
Old Town Social – $$$
If you’re coming with five or more buddies, reserve a table and enjoy family-style meals and your very own mini-keg for $50 per person. Do goose-fat potato chips, beer-cheese soup, housemade pork rinds, steak chili, blue cheese coleslaw, and bratwurst sound good? They’ll taste even better with the bar’s signature beverages, such as the cherry brandy + gin + German pilsner + orange juice combo called “Knotted Pine” and craft beer.
John Barleycorn – $$
If you’re on a budget, then the $15 (domestic bucket) to $25 (buffet) Super Bowl treats from John Barleycorn are just for you. Perhaps the best thing about hanging out in this Chicago sports bar is “the view” – you get access to a 100-inch projection screen plus 26 flat-screen LCD TVs.
The Grand Central – $$
Enjoy the $10 southwestern-style Superbowl buffet in this “retro” sports bar, which got its design inspiration from the NYC subway. Expect to mingle with 20- to 30-something regulars who frequent this place to watch sports on plasma-screen TVs (all 22 of them!). Go for the fundido and the roasted pork quesadillas and fundido – both house specialties. The Grand Central offers halftime games, giveaways, and raffles. Get the $15 drink specials, or pay $5 more for import buckets.
The Hunt Club – $
Drafts are $4 and Bloody Marys are $5 a pop. The Hunt Club will offer Super Bowl parties on all three levels. Menu includes pizza, salads, pizza, pasta, and sandwiches. There are plenty of plasma TVs and one big giant projection screen – perfect if you don’t want to miss any second of the game.
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