You can catch Super Bowl LX at these 8 spots around Sacramento
Super Bowl Sunday is quickly approaching, and eager fans are making their watch party plans.
The New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks are set to face off in Super Bowl LX, the first Super Bowl appearance for both teams this decade. Grammy Award-winning musician Bad Bunny will headline the halftime show and the Bay Area’s own Green Day will perform at the game’s opening ceremony.
This year, the game will be held in Santa Clara, marking the third time the Bay Area is hosting the Bowl. It will kick off at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 8.
If you don’t have tickets for the big game at Levi’s Stadium, here are eight spots where you can watch in the Sacramento area.
Sacramento businesses hosting Super Bowl LX watch parties
Barwest
Address: 2724 J St., Sacramento
The midtown sports bar is throwing a “Super Barwest Party” on Sunday, Feb. 8.
More than 30 TVs and a giant 17-foot screen will show the “biggest game of the year” throughout the bar.
Barwest will serve 23 beers on tap and a selection of game day snacks to partygoers. A specials menu was not available as of Wednesday, but the bar’s usual menu includes wings, burgers, salads, sandwiches and appetizers like onion rings, nachos and fried pickles.
A local DJ is spinning a mix of tunes inspired by Bad Bunny and Green Day, in honor of the game’s featured musical guests.
Festivities start at 2 p.m. on Super Bowl Sunday and last until closing at 9 p.m. According to the bar’s events page, the Super Bowl party will have no cover charge and VIP tables are available upon request.
Birdies Social Club
Address: 805 Riverfront St., West Sacramento
The virtual golf club is turning to football on Super Bowl Sunday.
For $35, guests can get all-you-can-eat tacos and appetizers to eat while watching the game on large screens in the restaurant or in private viewing rooms. Birdies will also have beer and themed cocktail specials throughout the day.
Birdies’s golf bays will transform into the best private party space in town, with 200-inch TV displays. There is no rental fee for reserving a golf bay, but inquiries ahead of time are required and a food and beverage minimum will apply.
Doors open at 2 p.m. for the watch party, and the social club encourages purchasing AYCE tickets ahead of time on its Eventbrite page.
Clubhouse 56
Address: 723 56th St., Sacramento
Seahawks fans are sure to gather at Clubhouse 56 in East Sacramento to watch their beloved team try to redeem itself against the team that triumphed over it at Super Bowl XLIX.
The bar shared on Facebook that it will play the biggest game of the year, but it did not mention whether there will be any food or drink specials.
Its everyday food menu is full of sports bar staples, with wings, fried apps, burgers, hot dogs and more.
Patriots fans beware — the bar will be packed with 12s.
Drake’s: The Barn
Address: 985 Riverfront St., West Sacramento
West Sacramento’s top bar is back with its The Big Game party on Feb. 8.
Drake’s: The Barn will offer food and drink specials on its expansive lawn while a large LED screen plays Super Bowl LX, starting at 3 p.m. on Super Bowl Sunday.
Its signature Bucket o’Beers — which is exactly as it sounds — will be offered, as well as three main food specials. Those food specials include the “Game Day Trio,” “The Halftime” and carne asada fries.
The “Game Day Trio” includes chicken wings, onion rings and french fries. “The Halftime” features half of a pepperoni pizza and garlic sticks. And the carne asada fries loads shredded cheese and carne asada onto a bed of french fries, topped with two salsas, sour cream, cilantro and onions.
While reservations for the Drake’s watch party are not required, the bar recommends them to secure a space.
Garden at The Line
Address: 6415 Elvas Ave., Sacramento
Adjacent to the Sacramento State campus, Garden at the Line will screen the football game with beer and food specials.
With dozens of beers, cider, selzers and wine on tap and nine area restaurants slinging a diverse set of cuisines, partygoers can get a taste of just about anything while watching the Super Bowl’s 60th showdown.
However, the Puppy Bowl is taking main stage at the East Sacramento beer garden, with a live in-person event featuring real puppies.
Garden at the Line is hosting their live Puppy Bowl event in partnership with Junebug Foundation, a nonprofit based in Placer County aimed at supporting area rescue pets with medical needs.
According to the beer garden, all the puppies at the event will be available for adoption.
Maya Cantina
Address: 455 Bercut Drive, Sacramento
Bad Bunny fans can celebrate their favorite part of the game — the halftime show — with Benito Bowl, a Bad Bunny-themed watch party hosted by Maya Cantina in collaboration with a Sacramento-area event promoter.
It was not clear whether the restaurant planned to have drink or food specials for the event, but its menu honors Mexico’s Guanajuato area in the country’s central region.
Dishes on Maya’s main menu include classic Mexican favorites, Mexican fusion such as birria ramen and egg rolls, and a wide selection of seafood options.
The drinks menu includes traditional and specialty cocktails, beer, Micheladas and wine.
Powerhouse
Address: 614 Sutter St., Suite D, Folsom
In Folsom’s Historic District, the live events venue is planning a 21+ Super Bowl Bash starting at noon.
A 15-foot TV screen will play the big game, with barbecue served on the patio. Powerhouse’s partner business, Big Robs Cigar & Hookah Cabana, will provide cigars and hookah.
According to Powerhouse’s website, entry to the Super Bowl watch party is free.
Tom’s Watch Bar
Address: 414 K St., Suite 180, Sacramento
The chain sports bar will host its usual Downtown Commons big game party on Super Bowl Sunday.
A special Super Bowl menu was not available Wednesday, but the bar’s usual menu features plenty of small plates and full entree options. On the drinks side, Tom’s serves dozens of beer, wine, seltzer and cider options bottled or on tap, as well as a wide selection of specialty cocktails.
For a luxe high-end experience, Tom’s Watch Bar offers a Big Game VIP package. This package comes with an unlimited open bar and a special food menu with table-side service at the “best seats in the house.”
The VIP package starts at $149.99 per person, with premium alcohol options and a la carte food available at an extra cost. Reservations ahead of Super Bowl Sunday are required, and all guests must be 21 or older.
This story was originally published January 28, 2026 at 3:14 PM.
