From those iconic halftime performances to the question of who's going to belt out the national anthem, Super Bowl Sunday is as much about the show as the sport. While it might feel like we're a million miles away from the stadium, there's still plenty of ways to get your American football fix.
From USA-inspired meals while you watch the game to sports bars with the biggest screens, this is your guide to the NFL Super Bowl 2026 in Manchester.
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Showing every single second of the action on its massive indoor screen, Courts Club is a lively venue in Spinningfields that's all about sports - whether that's playing or watching them. With lots of seating space to catch the Super Bowl from, you can enjoy the event in style, while sipping refreshing pints, wine and spirits from the bar. Feeling peckish? They also serve up everything from hearty toasties to gyros.
The Blues Kitchen is bringing true American style to Manchester for the Super Bowl LX, thanks to having the game and the famous halftime show on the big screen. You'll enjoy all the action in their concert hall, plus you'll have a chance to get your lips around faves like Buffalo wings, piled-high patties, succulent ribs and more.
You can watch the NFL live at Box Bar Manchester, the football-mad destination, taking your pick from the many screens dotted around the sprawling venue. Topping it off? They're serving food 'til 1am on the 9th February. There's katsu curry fries, burgers, kebabs and everything in between; think comfort food by the bucketload.
Showing the match on their big screens in their bar area, Point Blank Shooting Manchester is a great choice for that Super Bowl viewing party. While best known for simulation shooting, if you book for live sports, you get a guaranteed screen-view seat and big comfy booths to boot.
Shack Bar & Grill is a great choice for sports fans in Manchester, and it promises to be a winner for Super Bowl coverage too. For £11 per person you can secure a table with a free drink on arrival, while standing entry is completely free. Thanks to the 10 TV screens and two large projectors on offer, you won't miss a second of the action either.
Located on Rosenthal Street, Bunny Jackson's Juke Joint is a buzzing bar named after an 80 year-old man that supposedly ran the jazz bars in New Orleans. They'll be showing the Super Bowl in its entirety, and for a little entertainment of your own there's pool tables, beer pong and even darts.
There's a fully stocked bar to take advantage of, as well as tasty eats like smashed beef and pickle burgers, Jack Daniel's wings and loaded cheeseburger fries.
Screening every single NFL game, The Brotherhood is committed to the football cause. Super Bowl Sunday is no exception, with the Deansgate bar showing the action live with RedZone commentary, as well as their famous food packages combining wings, burgers, beers and more.
