Super Bowl 2018: 15 Places To Order Snacks From In Morris County

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — Sure, the whole point of a Super Bowl party is to actually watch the football game, but the promise of good snacks is another major draw. Instead of heading to the grocery store and picking up boxes of frozen appetizers, why not order from Morris County restaurants?

Patch has a list of some local places to pick up wings, subs, beer, and desert for your Super Bowl party. Don't see your go-to spot? Let us know in the comments!

Wings

Hot Rods BBQ: Located in Wharton, Hot Rods BBQ offers take out and catering portions of their wings and BBQ meats. To check out their menus, visit their website.

Tito's Burritos & Wings: They offer six wing sauces, ranging from mild to one so strong its named "Wings Of Death." They offer both single serving and catering portions. Visit their website here.

Sharky's Wings: With 26 different wing sauces, there's something for everyone at Sharkey's Wings. They offer single serving portions of wings, and catering sizes of most other menu items. Visit their website here.

Sub Sandwiches

Longfellow's Deli: Having a big party? Longfellow's has six foot subs that feed up to 25 people. Need variety? They have assorted sandwich platters too. Visit their website here.

Paulie G's Deli and Grill: In addition to sub sandwiches, Paulie G's has an extensive catering menu with Italian favorite, including chicken park and baked ziti. Looking for finger food? They have catering portions of chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, and wings. Visit their website here.

Sandwiches Unlimited Lunch Box: With two Morris County locations, Sandwiches Unlimited is easy to get to. They offer a variety of sandwiches boxes, including favorites like Italian subs, and more unique options like a Thanksgiving dinner box. Check out their menus here.

Other Snacks

Philly Pretzel Co.: Just outside of Morris County, with locations in Livingston and Hackettstown, is the Philly Pretzel Company, known for their fresh baked hot pretzels. In addition to whole pretzels, they also offer mini-pretzel dogs and small bites. Visit their website here.

Anthony & Sons Bakery: Who doesn't love garlic bread? An easy appetizer or side dish, you can pick up fresh baked bread, and other Italian favorites, at one of their two locations. Visit their website here.

Mejicano Restaurant: Perfect for picky eaters, this restaurant offers a catering size taco bar with all the usual fillings and toppings. Visit their website here.

Beer

Fort Nonsense: Opening Jan. 27, Fort Nonsense will sell it's locally brewed beers in 30 ounce and 64 ounce growlers. Interested in a keg? You'll have to contact the brewery in advance. Visit their website here.

Jersey Girl Brewing Co.: The Mount Olive brewery offers 2 liter, 32 ounce and 64 ounce growlers at the brewery. They also sell bottles in stores around the state. Visit their website for more information and to find a store.

High Point Brewing Company: Specializing in German-style lagers and wheat beers, this Butler brewery sells its beer in growlers, bottles, and kegs. Visit their website to see what's available now.

Desert

Sorrento Bakery: Recently named one of the state's best bakeries, Sorrento specializes in Italian pastries and deserts so you can end your party on a sweet note (or eat your feelings if your team loses). Visit their website here.

The Sweet Spot Bake Shoppe: You might recognize this name from their winning run on the Food Network's Cupcake Wars. In addition to cupcakes, they also have cake pops, cookies, and allergy-friendly treats. Visit their website here.

The Cake Over: In addition to bakery fan favorites, The Cake Over has a wide selection of gluten-free and dairy-free treats. Visit their website here.

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