This Metairie bar and grill, owned by former Saints quarterback Bobby Hebert, is a game day mecca. An extensive menu with loads of unhealthy food, a $50 giant burger challenge, ample booze, surround sound, and so many televisions there are even some in the bathroom.

Raw oysters, stiff drinks, and a huge beer list await at this casual Riverbend bar just down from the levee. There are televisions everywhere, so no matter where you sit the view will be just fine. If you get hungry, drop by Mr. Chill’s next door for a dynamite hot dog. And, in case you’re wondering, the celebrity/beer caricatures lining the walls were carved years ago by a former RISD student who found himself flipping burgers back in the kitchen.

Another spot that shares an outdoor space with a neighboring wine bar (the owners are brother and sister), it’s a great place for both wine and beer lovers. Feast on soft pretzels with beer and cheese fondue, Two Run Farm beef debris fries, and fried oyster sliders while taking in the game. Plus, there are TVs on the dog-friendly patio at this popular Oak Street hang-out.

This Mid City favorite has it going on when it comes to games with crawfish boils, outdoor and indoor seating, and great drink specials. Plus, there are plenty of TV screens: four 26″, five 42″, two 50″, one 70″, and one 120″ projector. Menu items include solid New Orleans-style pub grub: crawcheese fries, debris fries, an alligator sausage dog and more.

The quintessential neighborhood bar is an Irish bar through and through. The original owners came from Belfast in the 1990s and opened the kind of spot they remembered from home in 2002. It is now owned by a former regular and fellow Irishman. It’s a popular place to catch European football, but come Super Bowl Sunday the screens will be tuned to the NFL. Plus, there are tons of bar games to enjoy if the game isn’t as riveting as you expected, and a decent food menu with curry fries and more.

Come hungry on Super Bowl Sunday. This friendly Irish Channel bar is both a sports bar destination and a po-boy destination (try the roast beef po-boy). If the weather is nice, the bar’s French doors will be open to Magazine Street. They love football here, and they want to share that love with their customers.

Tchoup Yard is part beach bar and part beer garden. It’s got plenty of outdoor seating, frozen drinks, and 13 big screen televisions.

This favorite locals’ spot on the edge of the Lower Garden District is an equal opportunity broadcaster of games. Cheered on by an impressive beer and cocktail program, the crowd at the Rusty Nail often spills out onto the expansive outdoor patio.

A sports bar on steroids, this Archie Manning-owned CBD spot is all about big booths, big patio, big screens, big beers, and — if you’re lucky and plan ahead - big, leather reclining chairs. Easy parking in the Harrah’s garage make Manning’s a popular game day destination.

The quirky Marigny bar, known for attracting hipsters and old weirdos alike, is known for raucous game-day viewing. In short, total mayhem, food, and the possibility of a full-on brass band wandering in during half-time.

If you’re in the Quarter, it’s one of the better options to catch a game — lots of TVs, space, and a central location. Very into SPORTS, so there’s a “viewing party” for the Super Bowl, and for most soccer games, etc.