Eddie RitzPalm Beach Post
It's the Super Bowl — not the "sort-of-good bowl" or the "mediocre bowl," but THE game of the year — and your choice of food and beverage should be nothing short of super as well.
So, whether you're going out to watch Super Bowl LVIII or staying home to honor the occasion, do it with some seriously good food and drink that's worthy of the game.
Don't settle for stale chips and canned dip or burgers better suited as a hockey puck, or, heaven forbid, wings so pathetic they look like they came off a hummingbird.
Set your sights on "super" at these Palm Beach County hot spots that share your love of the game, and great snacks.
Lucky Shuck
Celebrate the biggest game of the year on the waterfront with happy hour specials beginning at 4 p.m. There will be $6 craft beer selections, $8 wines and $9 co*cktails all night long. There will also be $1 wings and oysters, $6 deviled eggs, $8 shrimp and sweet corn hushpuppies, $11 loaded cornbread (smoked brisket ragu, pickled onion, tomato jam, frisée, avocado crema) and more. In addition, guests will have a chance to win a football signed by NFL legend Joe Namath with the purchase of a $25 raffle ticket. Raffle proceeds will go to The Andrea C. Cameron Foundation.
Information: 1116 Love Street, Jupiter. 561-532-3280; luckyshuckjupiter.com
Honeybelle
Take in the big game with some Southern style courtesy of Chef Lindsay Autry. Honeybelle will offer two takeout packages including the Single Package which includes the fried chicken bucket (10 piece bone-in fried chicken made up of four breasts, two thighs, two legs and two wings), one jar of hot honey and a half pint of B&B pickles or the Ultimate Super Bowl Package which features the same fried chicken bucket, hot honey and B&B pickles as the Single Package plus one pint of classic pimento cheese with Club crackers and crudités, one pint of hand-chopped cole slaw and their house-made banana pudding. The single costs $50, the ultimate is $85. Orders must be placed by 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8 and can be picked up between 1 and 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 11.
Information: Honeybelle, 400 Avenue of Champions, Palm Beach Gardens. 561-627-7015; pgaresort.com/dine/honeybelle
Legends Tavern & Grille
The Tavern & Grille will offer both takeout and eat-in specials for the LVIII. For takeout, they have 25 wings for $39.99, 50 wings for $74.99 and 100 wings for $139.99. Dine in guests can enjoy beer bucket specials that include $18 domestic, $23 import and $30 craft and specialty. There will also be pints of Coors Light, Miller Lite and Legendary Monk for $3.99. Legends legendary margarita for $4.99 and Bacardí Superior single mixed drinks also for $4.99, doubles $.699.
Information: 4550 Donald Ross Road, Palm Beach Gardens. 561-766-2994; legendstavernandgrille.com
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Bodega Taqueria Y Tequila
In addition to showing the Super Bowl (with the sound on), the restaurant will offer drink specials including Monopolio Lager and Producer Mezcal shots for $12, mix and match buckets of Monopolio bottles for $30, and $10 off margarita pitchers.
Information: 118 S Clematis St, West Palm Beach. 561-559-3119; bodegataqueria.com
E.R. Bradley's Saloon
This iconic downtown establishment will be hosting a lawn party complete with massive 200-inch screen to watch the game, live music by Nick Guckert & Tom Sless and plenty of special meals for the game. There will be the Bradley's sampler with two cheeseburger sliders, BBQ brisket egg rolls, four deviled eggs and four buffalo chicken wings; the BBQ brisket sandwich with fries; and the game day wings & beer which features a pitcher of Michelob Ultra or Yuengling plus 15 wings (seven varieties to choose from).
Information: 104 S. Clematis St., West Palm Beach. erbradleys.com
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Tropical Smokehouse
Get down and dirty on game day while digging into some of the best craft BBQ in the Sunshine State. Enjoy their signature drumsticks for a steal of a deal at 12 for only $24. These massive chicken drumsticks are hit with their house spice rub, then smoked for two to three hours in their 500 gallon, custom-built smoker, then flash fried to crisp them up before being hit with either the sour orange or FLA Fire glaze. Seriously, they rock! Hosting an at home watch party? Tropical Smokehouse will be offering game day Sunday catering with specials including Duroc pork spare ribs, mojo pulled pork and drumsticks. See website for details.
Information: 3815 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach. 561-323-2573; eattropical.com
PBKC, The Paddock Restaurant
Take in the game with over 140 HD televisions and an all-you-can-eat buffet that will include salad, crudités, chicken wings, a prime rib carving station, Italian sausage with peppers and onions on hoagie rolls, baked ziti, Italian hoagie bites, nachos with chili and cheese, soft pretzels with beer cheese and assorted desserts. $30 per person, includes one beer. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Information: 1111 N. Congress Ave., West Palm Beach. 561-683-2222 x199; pbkennelclub.com; eventbrite.com
Duffy's Sports Grill
Celebrate the "Big Game" in style at any one of the Duffy's locations throughout Palm Beach County. Guests can reserve their seats for an in-house experience for only $25 or check out one of Duffy's Tailgate Party Packages. These include the Traditional Tailgate Menu items including award-winning jumbo wings, classic cheeseburger sliders, sideline baskets and more. Guests making reservations will receive the Duffy's Sports Grill exclusive "Big Game" swag.
Information: multiple locations throughout Palm Beach County. duffysmvp.com
Miller's Ale House
For Super Bowl LVIII, Miller's will be offering up several spectacular specials. Whether you attempt to tackle them one on one or need an assist, these are worthy of the big game. The Mountain Melt Madness for $24.99 is like three appetizers in one and features a warm Bavarian pretzel with creamy beer cheese, Miller’s famous Zingers Mountain Melt tossed in hot Buffalo sauce, gooey & melted cheese, green onion, and a stack of mozzarella sticks, served with marinara sauce. This next one might be best for the end of the game, or the beginning (no one is judging), The Mad Captain's Triple Treasure for $19.99 is some sweet booty. Like the "MMM" it's like three desserts in one and includes a Ghirardelli chocolate brownie topped with Miller’s Capt. Jack’s Buried Treasure Cake Slice and Pull ‘N’ Pop Donuts. Get some!
Information: multiple locations throughout Palm Beach County. millersalehouse.com
Eddie Ritz is a journalist atThe Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Florida Network.You can reach him ateritz@pbpost.com. Help support our journalism.Subscribe today.
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