All locations of sports bar Cover 3/2 are offering group food packages for those looking to dine and watch the game. The $49.95 meal comes with nachos, wings, fried pickles, quesadillas, and fries. For four draft beers, add $15.

For its Super Bowl screening, the Highland bar is doing it up with an all-you-can-eat roasted pig taco and salsa bar for $20, alongside chicken wings and beer specials. The tacos will be served starting at 5:30 p.m.

For those who want to enjoy fresh Pluckers chicken wings and watch the game at the same time, the restaurant chain is accepting table reservations at $10 per seat. 

For those looking for options outside of sports bars, the downtown hotel will screen the game and offering an entire buffet. Items include chili, sliders, corn dogs, waffle fries, apple pies, sweet potato doughnuts, and more. The buffet is $35 for adults and $15 for children 12 years old and younger.

Kansas City Chiefs fans will be in good company at the Super Bowl party at the downtown bar, since it’s hosted by the team’s official Austin watch party.

All locations of Lavaca Street Bar (as well as the other FBR bars) will offer San Francisco beer 21st Amendment and Kansas City beer Boulevard. During the game, the city’s specific beer will be on special whenever that team has the ball.

Another non-sports bar option, the Fairmont lobby bar will show the game via a giant projector screen as well as all television screens. Then there’s the special food and drinks menu, including za’atar spiced chicken nuggets, nachos, burgers, and themed cocktails inspired by the teams.

As part of East Sixth Street bar Whisler’s annual Super Bowl party, there will be chips, drips, bloody marys, and more.

Fresa’s South First’s Super Bowl party features many television screens, giant outdoor video wall, happy hour-priced drinks, and snacks. It begins at 4 p.m.

The South Congress hotel restaurant’s Super Bowl party includes the bloody mary bar and food specials (hot chicken, Frito pie). The restaurant will screen the game at the bar and out on the patio

For the Hill Country brewery’s Super Bowl party, the game will be projected in the barn and the kitchen will stay open until 9 p.m.

The South Congress Latin American coffee shop and bakery will screen the game, offer a special menu alongside drinks and beer buckets.

The Southeast brewery will feature foods from Kansas City, San Francisco, and host Miami as part of its Super Bowl Party. There’s also what it dubs as the prognostication quiz, where people can predict who will win the coin toss or what color ties announces will wear.