This year will be the biggest Super Bowl for Eagles fans since 2004, and all of the sports bars in town will be going all out. But if sports bars aren’t your thing, and you don’t want to watch at home, there’s always Theatre N, where you can watch the game on the big screen with some good food and drinks.
If you only go to Super Bowl parties for the food, this is probably the one you’ll want to hit, since it’s going to have Fat Rick’s BBQ (which was recently named the best BBQ joint in Delaware by MSN). Yeah, Fat Rick’s serves lunch every weekday at the Foulk Road location, but it’s always nice when it comes downtown.
Watching the game is free (though you should reserve a seat, especially this year).
RegisterIf you’re eating, a food package that includes Fat Rick’s pulled pork and brisket, slaw, chips and soft drink for $15 (again, you should reserve ahead). Beer, wine and snacks will also be on sale as usual.
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