Where to Watch the Super Bowl Locally

The NFL football season is coming to a close with the highly anticipated rematch of the New York Giants and New England Patriots. You may not be excited to watch them, as they possibly knocked out your favorite team, but who doesn't love a day dedicated to football? We've rounded up some local spots that will be airing the big game on TV in case you want to watch the showdown with a crowd. Another thought: You can turn to your favorite local restaurant for catering if you don't feel like cooking! 

: This bar may just have the largest TV in town, with a 230-inch projected screen, plus three other large TVs. Enjoy a $2.50 taco bar, as well as short rib sliders, chili dogs, nachos and you're other game-time favorite grub. House brews are $4, Super Bowl shots are $5 and a house brew with a shot of Jack Daniels or tequila is $8.

: This south-of-the-border restaurant is catering to those who are having parties at home. They are offering $10 off $50 catering and $25 off $100 catering orders. If you're looking to dine in, look for fabulous drink specials and your favorite Mexican cuisine. 

: When it comes to a finding a small spot with big TVs and endless options of draft beer, this is the place to come. Dine on your favorite bar food like hot wings, ribs and pulled-pork sliders topped with coleslaw. Willy's also offers a great catering menu with some of the best sides in town. 

Cisco's: For another Mexican fiesta while watching the Super Bowl, head here with their 14 big-screen TVs. Enjoy a tailgate and pre-party cookout, a shot luge and Jack Daniels promo girls. There will be half-time games, contests and giveaways. The doors open for the celebration at 10 a.m. 

* Though Ladyface Alehouse & Brasserie will not be open during game time, you can still place to-go orders before 3 p.m.

**Note, will be closed as they view Super Bowl Sunday as a holiday! will also be closed.