Where To Watch the 2025 Super Bowl in Austin, and What To Eat

Super Bowl Sunday is Feb. 9.

Feb 7, 2025 · 4:52 p.m. ET

Where To Watch the 2025 Super Bowl in Austin, and What To Eat

The City Cast Austin team has decided to go all in on the Super Bowl. We’ve got recipes, including cherished family favorites and award-winning concoctions, and a list of the best watch parties in town. Let’s not waste any more time!

🍗 Cheesesteaks and Wings at Kinda Tropical

Kinda Tropical, 3501 E. Seventh St., is serving up Philly cheesesteaks with curly fries ($16) and chicken wings with Kansas City style barbecue sauce ($12). The bar opens at 11 a.m.

If sweets are more your style, how about some cake?

A burnt orange recipe card for Texas sheet cake. — City Cast Austin Executive Producer Eva Ruth Moravec’s mom used to make this yummy dessert all the time! (Eva Ruth Moravec/City Cast Austin)

🤠 Nachos, Line Dancing, and Yoga at Central Machine Works

Super Bowl Sunday at Central Machine Works, 4824 E. Cesar Chavez St., is hosting free yoga at 10 a.m. and free line dancing lessons at noon. Menu specials include $10 nachos, 10 wings for $10, $20 pitchers of draft beer, and big, $20 bowls of Palomas.

Add this to your at-home nachos if you're choosing to stay in:

A burnt orange recipe card for salsa verde. — Fun fact about producer Rishi Bajekal’s recipe: It won second place in the 2003 Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival! (Rishi Bajekal)

🍻 $16 pitchers at Doc’s Backyard

Doc’s Backyard, 5207 Brodie Lane, has all the specials: $4 drafts, $16 pitches, $6 Austin Eastcider blood orange mimosas, and to-go specials. If you don’t feel like cooking, pick up 30 wings and a half-gallon of margaritas for $59.

Pair your to-go margaritas, with focaccia bread!

A burnt orange recipe card for focaccia. — If you make this focaccia bread recipe from Dan Weinstock, City Cast Austin’s senior account manager, your house will smell *amazing*. (Dan Weinstock/City Cast Austin)

🦉 Extended Hours at Blue Owl Brewing

Blue Owl Brewing, 2400 E. Cesar Chavez St., will be open until 10 p.m., two hours past normal, for the Super Bowl. Mini corn dogs, cheese boards, cornhole, and extra seating will all be available.

Blue Owl should consider adding our cheese dip to the menu.

A burnt orange recipe card for cream cheese dip. — Kelsey’s mom used to make this for office parties. (Kelsey Bradshaw/City Cast Austin)

🫨 Franklin Barbecue Wings at Uptown Sports Club

Uptown Sports Club, 1200 East Sixth St., is serving up an elevated version of their “sports bar” menu on Sunday, including: Fried chicken sandwiches, wings doused in Franklin Barbecue sauce, and chopped Franklin Barbecue brisket fries. The restaurant opens at 10:30 a.m.

You know who else is a renowned meat chef? It's City Cast Austin Host Nikki DaVaughn's mom, Daisy.