Jacksonville
Hurricane Grill and Wings
First appearing in 1995 in Fort Pierce, Hurricane Grill & Wings quickly introduced customers to its fresh jumbo chicken wings in a wide array of flavors, along with a casual beach vibe. Named one of the “10 Greatest Places to Wing It” by USA Today, Hurricane Grill & Wings remains popular with guests for a relaxing time filled with great food. There are currently multiple locations in Florida.
Miller’s Ale House
In 1988, Jack and Claire Miller opened the first Miller’s Ale House in Jupiter, Florida—as a local, casual sports restaurant and bar—a place for everyone from all walks of life to enjoy. Since then, they have become well-known for their signature hand-breaded boneless chicken Zingers, tossed in one of sixteen sauces including sweet Thai Chili and spicy Mt. St. Helens. The rest of the menu is diverse, including shareable appetizers, steaks, original pasta dishes, salads, robust sandwiches, and tasty desserts. The full-service bar features specialty cocktails like their watermelon margarita, a good selection of wines, and more than 75 varieties of local craft, seasonal, and domestic beers.
Gator’s Dockside
This family-friendly, sports-themed restaurant offers a fun atmosphere for everyone with big screen TVs, great food, and welcoming service. Gator’s uses the freshest, quality ingredients in all menu selections including signature grilled wings flavored with tasty wing sauces, burgers, hearty sandwiches, made-from-scratch ribs, entree salads, and desserts. Gator’s Dockside restaurant is also a proud community partner, active in local fundraising programs with charities, schools, youth sports, and more.
Miami
The Playwright Irish Pub
The Playwright promises to show all major sporting events, so the Super Bowl will undoubtedly be on display. Being one of only a few Irish pubs in Miami Beach, the Playwright offers guests great food and an array of adult beverages. Be sure to try The Playwright’s buffalo wings, or mussels and clams hot pot. The bar also offers a fine beer and scotch selection. These offerings, in addition to the three HD projection screens and 20+ flat-screen TVs, make this spot one of the best places to watch the Super Bowl in Miami Beach.
Yard House
It’s difficult to imagine the Yard House as a chain restaurant, because each location invariably produces delicious food alongside an incomparable beer selection. Also, most of those craft drafts come with the option of being served in a Yard-sized glass, perfect for getting a strong Super Bowl buzz. While you’re enjoying the Yard House’s tasty treats and huge beers, you can also watch the game on their many large, flat-screen TVs set above the bar. Yard’s House has all of the essentials you need to enjoy the Super Bowl in South Beach.
The Green Parrot Bar
The Green Parrot Bar has been on the scene for decades, and it still brings in the crowds who love to drink beers and spirits and catch a great game. Patrons feel The Green Parrot is more than a bar; it is a Key West icon. It has been many things, to so many people, for so many years.
Lee Roy Selmon’s
The first Tampa Bay Buccaneer enshrined in the NFL Hall of Fame, Lee Roy Selmon, grew up on a farm in Eufaula, Oklahoma. He was gifted with tried-and-true family recipes including southern specialties: favorites like Mama Selmon’s meatloaf, fried green tomatoes, and barbeque, alongside steaming platters of fresh vegetables from their farm.
Orlando
Tibby’s New Orleans Kitchen
Created in his honor Walter Tabony (Tibby) was born and lived in New Orleans and lived to be 93. Tibby used to brag about his plans if the Saints ever made the Super Bowl: “Breakfast would be beignets at Café du Monde at the French Market and then a two-block walk for Bloody Marys at the Court of Two Sisters. Catch a Mardi Gras parade on Canal Street and grab an oyster Po’boy at Johnny’s in the Quarter. I would then stroll over to the Superdome parking lot for tailgating, then enjoy an early dinner at Galatoire’s. Taste some Hurricanes at Pat O’Brien’s and then watch the Saints win the Super Bowl at the Old Absinthe House. I would head back to Canal Street for another parade, then close out the night on Bourbon Street. After the celebration I would sleep all day on Monday.” There are three locations of this New Orleans-themed spot.
The Harry Buffalo
Harry Buffalo has welcomed customers to “The Herd” since 1996. Great food and fun is their foundation with a strong commitment to exceptional service at their eight locations.
Tampa
Press Box Sports
South Tampa’s original sports emporium and eatery, Press Box Sports has served Tampa for nearly 40 years. The Press Box is a favorite place to watch the big game and party. They show all NFL games with 38 screens as well as a matrix wall. If you want to see a sporting event in North America, you can see it here. When you come to The Press Box, you never know which of your favorite sports celebrities you will run into—as sports personalities have been coming to The Press Box for years.
Peabody’s Billiards & Games
Family owned since its founding in 1998, Peabody’s has served the Tampa area with the best food and drink specials in town. Young or old, there’s something for everyone. Offering more than15,000 square feet of pure entertainment including the main bar and grill, The Falls Liquor store, and the famous Palms lounge. There are more than 70 TVs to watch ALL the latest sports, along with 11 professional pool tables, 13 state-of-the-art dart boards, foosball tournaments, dancing, and DJ music to enjoy.
