Looking for a place to celebrate the big game? Here is a compiled list of different Super Bowl watch parties and sports bars that are airing the game on their screens.
Watch Parties
Brian Head Resort
329 South Highway 143, Brian Head
Head over to Brian Head Resort, hit the slopes during the day, then settle in at Last Chair Grill & Brews to watch the game! They are offering an all-you-can-eat buffet for $25, along with 21 different beers on tap and raffle prizes throughout the night. Kids eat free.
For event info and tickets, click here.
Brickyard Bar
3000 S Highland Dr, Millcreek
With over 30 HD TVs in this spacious bar, you’ll always have a great view of the game. There are several rooms and viewing spaces in this two-floor bar, so you don’t have to worry about cramming your big party into a single booth. While the bar hasn’t released info on Super Bowl happenings, they’ve hosted raffles, games and menu specials in the past. Check their site and socials for the latest info.
Bout Time Pub & Grill
Multiple Locations
Visit any of the Bout Time locations in Utah for an exciting Super Bowl watch party featuring an appetizer bar, prizes, dinner and reserved seating. Tickets available in-person on the day of the event.
Collie’s Sports Bar & Grill
738 Main St., Park City
Bring the kids out to a family-friendly sports hub in the Wasatch Back. Collie’s is hosting a gameday watch party complete with smoked BBQ, loaded nachos, burgers, a kid’s menu and more. Find more info here.
Flanker Kitchen + Sporting Club
6 N Rio Grande St, Suite 35, Salt Lake City
Flanker at the Gateway is an expansive sports bar complete with two massive LED walls, 40 TVs and a high-energy crowd. To make the most of this year’s Super Bowl, Flanker is serving upn classic American fare, signature cocktails and a few game day specials. Keep the party going by booking a private Karaoke room or golf suite for post-game revelry.
Find more info on their website.
Montage Deer Valley
9100 Marsac Avenue, Park City
Montage Deer Valley is excited to celebrate this year’s Super Bowl with an elevated viewing party. The four-hour event features classic football fare like wings and burgers alongside a carving station and drink specials. Cheer on your team in a thrilling atmosphere with friends and other football fans! The party is from 4:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m, make your reservation here.
Sky SLC
155 W Pierpont Ave, Salt Lake City
If you are looking for a lively venue to watch the game, Sky SLC is the place to be. With gameday sounds by Bear Clarkson and a special Super Bowl menu from Studio Salt Lake, football lovers can party late into the evening with an afterparty hosted by Blue Buck Clan. The best party? This event is free with an RSVP! Doors open at 4 p.m.
Star Bar
227 Main St., Park City
Visit the Star Bar on Park City’s historic Main Street where Big Dipper will be providing a stunning Super Bowl buffet. With items like potato salad, bosozoku tots, shrimp cocktail and a hot dog bar, there’s a little something for everyone. $45 per person.
Find more info on their website.
Sports Bars
Pulled from our Best Sports Bars in Salt Lake article, here are some more spots to check out for the upcoming game.
Big Willies Sports Bar & Grill
1717 S Main St, Salt Lake City,
Not Willies, BIG Willies. With an outdoor heated patio with televisions and a decent food menu, Big Willies is a solid bet, especially on the service side. The crew on the floor and behind the bar are fast, friendly and attentive and, most importantly, they know it’s game day.
For info about Big Willies Sports Bar & Grill, click here.
Dick ’n’ Dixies
479 E 300 S, Salt Lake City
The least sports bar of all our picks Dick ’n’ Dixies is at its core just a good all-around bar. However, on Game Day they come to play. DnDs has a good setup for watching sports. It is however a more stand-around-and-watch spot, with fewer tables and bar space. But the smaller space creates more energy, especially for a big game day. There’s no table service but the bar crew is fast and friendly. On the food side, DnDs is connected to Yoko Ramen next door via a walk-up window. Yoko’s menu isn’t the traditional burgers and wings (although they do have wings) bar food, which helps DnDs stand out.
For info about Dick ‘n’ Dixies, click here.
The Green Pig
31 E 400 S, Salt Lake City
The Green Pig is by our account the best all-around sports bar in Salt Lake. It’s solid on offense and defense with a strong passing game centered around a crew of veteran servers who know you will order lots of food and drink and tip handsomely. They have many screens with good lines of sight.
For info about The Green Pig, click here.
Legends Pub & Grill
677 S 200 W, Salt Lake City | 10631 South Holiday Park Drive, Sandy
Legends is unique among Salt Lake Sports bars mainly because it has a vaguely defined 21-and-over bar area (the actual bar) but the rest of the space is licensed as a restaurant, meaning kids can join. There is a good field of screens, tables are spread out and there is a large back room that has a large projection screen. Also ample parking.
For info about Legends Pub & Grill, click here.
Hogle Zoo’s Lion Predicts the 2025 Super Bowl Winner
As a bonus fun fact, our very own Hogle Zoo has its 13-year-old African lion predict who will win the Super Bowl each year. They set up two goalposts, with each team represented. The goalposts are set equally apart, with equal amounts of treats for Vulcan (yes, his name is Vulcan) to eat. He has made his guess: The Philadelphia Eagles! What watch party will you be at when we find out if his prediction is right?\
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