With over 100 different beers, wings, outdoor seating, and lots of televisions, there’s not much more you could ask for on Super Bowl Sunday. Plus, there’s an outdoor patio with screens to watch the game should there be nice weather.

There are a few large TVs both inside and out back in the beer garden at Second Line Brewing, so maybe don’t come here expecting a private viewing experience. But for one that’s dog and family-friendly, the popular Mid City brewery is a great option, with daily food truck or pop-up options and a great lineup of beers.

This cool Treme spot has long been a neighborhood favorite for live music nights, Sunday game days, and strong drinks. For Super Bowl Sunday, expect the game on four big screens.

This Mid City favorite for games and Sunday crawfish boils offers outdoor and indoor seating, great drink specials, and plenty of TV screens and projectors for game day. It’s also known for its excellent pub food — items like crawcheese fries, debris fries, an alligator sausage dog, and Yachtchos, house nachos.

If the weather is nice, head to this Mid City compound for classic bar bites and, most importantly, a big screen on the deck. A deck also connects Bayou Beer Garden to Bayou Wine Garden, so there are both plenty of wine (16 wines on tap) and beer options. Here are the food menus for both.

The quirky, dog-friendly Marigny bar that still offers a Monday night haircut and a shot deal for $15 is known for raucous game-day viewing. In short, mayhem, surprisingly good cocktails, and the possibility of a brass band wandering by.

Serving the Bywater area since the 1940s, Markey’s hasn’t changed nearly as much as the area around it over the years, drawing a refreshing mix of longtime neighborhood dwellers and newcomers. Markey’s is a great spot to watch the game with large televisions, an ample selection of draft beer, and bartenders who know what they’re doing. For food, the kitchen is currently serving decent pizza, two Italian subs, and salads.

Reserve a table at the American Sports Saloon, one of the better options for viewing the game in the Quarter, for its Super Bowl Sunday “viewing party,” whether on the balcony (with private TVs) or inside, where spacious rooms and lots of TVs make for comfortable viewing.

The game is always on at the Poydras Street location of Walk-On’s, and can be counted on for drink specials, 30-plus televisions, and balcony seating. The other area locations of the popular Drew Brees-backed sports bar chain — Metairie, Slidell — are also offering a “Tailgate To-Geaux Platter” this year; wings, cheeseburger sliders, queso, and boudin balls feed eight.

Like Bayou Beer Garden, Ale on Oak shares an outdoor space with a neighboring wine bar, so it’s a great place for both wine and beer lovers. Feast on wings, gumbo fries, St. James cheese plates, and burgers while taking in the game. Plus, there are TVs on the dog-friendly 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 plan far enough ahead — big, leather reclining chairs. Easy parking in the Harrah’s garage make Manning’s a popular game day destination.

This favorite locals’ spot on the edge of the Lower Garden District is an equal opportunity broadcaster of games boasting an impressive beer list and cocktail menu. While its former outdoor space is now part of Sidecar, its sister restaurant next door, there’s a new, TV-lined parklet with booths out front. It’s a chance to try Sidecar’s tasty food, which you can order to your table, without the fuss.

Tchoup Yard is part beach bar and part beer garden. It’s got plenty of outdoor seating, a huge, centrally-located fire pit, frozen drinks, a large, and 13 big screen televisions. Open noon ‘til 8 p.m.