It’s been 27 years since the Washington football team has made it to the Super Bowl, but that doesn’t mean Sunday shouldn’t be an excuse to party. Whether you’re a Patriots fan or cheering on the Rams, check out these D.C. restaurant specials for this year’s big day, kicking off at 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
1250 Connecticut Ave. NW, 901 9th St. NW
Join City Tap for the Super Bowl with specially priced drinks and shareable plates. Nosh on cheesesteak spring rolls and potato skins while watching the big game on either location’s multiple televisions. At City Tap Dupont, sip on $4 Bud Light drafts and $5 craft beers, and over at City Tap Penn Quarter, anyone who brings in their ticket from that day’s Capitals home game will be able to take advantage of happy hour specials all night long.
1423 P St. NW
Feast on buckets of fried chicken and drink happy hour-priced drinks all night long. The game will also be screened on a wall projector. For those watching at home, Logan Tavern will also be offering delivery specials through Uber Eats.
2007 18th St. NW
Jack Rose is taking the chili to new levels this Super ‘Chili’ Bowl 2019. Stay warm atop the Adams Morgan bar’s heated rooftop terrace and watch the game across four jumbo flatscreen TVs. $50 will get you endless bowls of five different variations of chili, such as Pozole Verde and Texas Short Rib Chili. The ticket also includes unlimited beer, and diners will be able to choose between 15 canned and draft brews.
975 7th St. SW
Whiskey Charlie, the bar atop The Wharf’s Canopy hotel, will host a free entry game watch party, and its $60 all-inclusive tickets feature tailgate food and an open bar with cocktails, draft beer, and prosecco. Tailgate food, cocktails, draft beer, and prosecco will be available a la carte. The party will be starting at 5 p.m., with plenty of pre-game DJ time.
Update: Whiskey Charlie is no longer offering all-inclusive tickets.
1940 9th St. NW
The three-story bar is throwing a watch party starting at 2 p.m. DC9 is knocking $2 off the price of beers and $1 off all appetizers, including the can’t-be-missed garlic fries.
1309 5th St. NE
A $45 ticket gets you “tailgate-style” food and drinks at the Southern-inspired restaurant inside Union Market.
1400 Irving St. NW
The stalwart Columbia Heights sports bar is practically covered with high-definition TVs (23 to be exact) and will be showing the game from 6 p.m. on. Free tickets get you inside the bar, where you’ll find pub fare favorites including wings, nachos, burgers, and ribs, plus 24 beers on tap. Fork over a $100 deposit to reserve a table for 4-6 people: That $100 will go towards your bill for food and drinks during game day.
1090 I St. NW
If you are hosting your own Super Bowl festivities, Momofuku CCDC is gearing up for Sunday with its “Big Game” Super Bo To Go Package. The $200 carryout package feeds seven to eight people and features plenty of bo ssäm, a Korean pork dish, along with fried chicken wings, smoked cheddar jalapeño cornbread, and sesame cabbage slaw. And don’t forget drinks—for $15/quart, Momofuku CCDC is also offering gourmet mixers, such as Punters Punch with lime, orange, and pineapple juices, cinnamon cardamom syrup, and grenadine. All orders can be placed on the website.
3714 14th St. NW
The taco emporiyum in upper Columbia Heights is throwing a fiesta for game day. Each $40 ticket gets you access to a buffet of Mexican favorites, including tacos, enchiladas, and nachos, plus fries and wings. Draft beers and margaritas are included in the ticket price.
This post has been updated.
