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 bars with the biggest screens, this is your guide to the NFL Super Bowl 2025 in Manchester.
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Last updated on 1st March 2024
Showing the match on their 132″ big screens, Point Blank Shooting Manchester is a great choice for that Super Bowl viewing party. You'll get free entry to the bar and access to £6 cocktails, £20 beer pitchers, £20 buckets of beers and full table service so you don't miss a touchdown.
BrewDog are coming through with some hopping great dinners this Super Bowl Sunday in Manchester. Staying up late and need to keep yourself fuelled? Fill up on quality craft beers and some of their world-famous wings ahead of kick-off.
From BrewDog kegs to buckets of Budweiser, The Director's Box is really pulling out all the stops to celebrate the big game. And if you get a little peckish? Between 10pm and 12am, you can enjoy 90 minutes of bottomless wings when you pre-book one of their special packages.
Where better to catch the Super Bowl than Manchester's quirky social hub The Lawn Club. Experience a stadium-worthy buzz at this popular hangout, alongside beautiful floral surroundings with some great offers. Chomp on buckets of wings for £15 and one filled to the brim with beers at £52.50, that'll do the whole gang. You'll be able to nab four shots for £12 too, plus the kitchen is open 'til 2am so there will be plenty of time to load up on snacks.
Head on down to this lively sports bar on Oxford Road from 10pm onwards, stocking up on epic beer towers and wings by the kilogram before the game has even begun. Then Turing Tap is packing plenty of HD screens for once that whistle blows.
Walkabout is a sports-mad party bar with a love of live screenings, affordable drinks and crowd-pleasing plates. Stop by the Aussie spot and pull up a pew for front seat viewing on the big day, with burgers galore and plenty of TVs around the space to ensure you never miss a moment.
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.
The Blues Kitchen is bringing true American style to Manchester for the Super Bowl LIX, thanks to having the game and the famous halftime show on the big screen. From 8pm, there will be live music - plus you'll have a chance to get your lips around faves like Buffalo wings, piled-high patties, succulent ribs and more.
As the best NFL teams gear up to go head-to-head, we're making our way to this lively spot to catch all the action. A shindig of sloshing steins, American fare and Bavarian eats awaits, as you watch a night of huge sporting triumph unfold on the big screens.
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.
