Best Places To Watch The Super Bowl in Chicago

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Written By Matt Boecker on February 3, 2025Last Updated on February 9, 2025
Ten of the best sports bars and restaurants in Chicago to watch the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.

The excitement of the Super Bowl is never-ending for both football fans and Illinois sportsbooks, but how you view the game is just as important as what happens on the field.

On Sunday, February 12 at 5:30 p.m. CST, the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will battle it out in the big game at State Farm Field in Glendale, AZ. The winning team will earn the honor of hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.

If you’re not attending a friend’s Super Bowl party or hosting your own, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Check out our list of the best Chicago bars to watch the game.

We recognize the vast expanse of Chicago’s neighborhoods, so we made sure to secure a location in every area throughout the city.

Best bars to watch Super Bowl LVII

Mullen’s Sports Bar and Grill, situated at 7301 Western Ave in Rogers Park, proudly declares itself as the top sports bar in the far North side. Indulge in their acclaimed wings while watching the game, and for some halftime entertainment, test your skills at pool, darts, or Golden Tee.

Murphy’s Bleachers, situated at 3655 Sheffield Ave in Lakeview, is conveniently located near Wrigley Field, making it a popular spot for Cubs fans since 1980. With a menu featuring Italian beef and handmade pizza, Murphy’s is not only a beloved Chicago institution but also a great choice for watching the Super Bowl.

The Over/Under Sports Bar, situated in the heart of Chicago at 2723 Halsted St in Lincoln Park, provides a Las Vegas sportsbook ambiance. Featuring over 40 TVs displaying sports and betting odds, this bar is an ideal spot to watch the major games. The menu offers top-notch bar food, local beers, craft cocktails, and wine, making Over/Under a premier destination for sports fans.

If you have a love for Irish pubs, then Declan’s Irish Pub located at 1240 Wells St in Old Town is the perfect spot for you. This pub serves up a top-notch menu of bar food made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. And don’t forget to pair your meal with a pint of Guinness.

Seafood and sports enthusiasts will not want to miss All Star Seafood and Sports at 730 Clark St in The Loop. Indulge in a delicious seafood menu including crab legs and oysters while catching all the action on their wall-to-wall TVs. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy your favorite football game in this unique and exciting venue.

Mitchell’s Tap, situated at 3356 Halsted St in Bridgeport, is a favored destination for fans of the White Sox due to its convenient location less than a mile from Guaranteed Rate Field. The allure of Mitchell’s Tap is clear, with a wide variety of over 40 beers available on tap.

Situated at 3204 Armitage Ave in Logan Square, The Moonlighter stands out as a distinctive bar in the city. Each booth is equipped with a TV, guaranteeing you won’t miss any sports action. Pair that with a diverse array of craft beers and cocktails, and it easily becomes a premier destination on the West side of Chicago.

Lacoco’s Pizza and Sports Club, situated at 3350 47th St in Brighton Park, offers exceptional Chicago cuisine such as their famous deep dish pizza and Italian beef. With a commitment to only serving food they would eat themselves, Lacoco’s ensures that every meal is of the highest quality. Customers can trust that they will always enjoy a delicious dining experience at Lacoco’s.

Where to bet on the Super Bowl

According to the Illinois Gaming Board, Illinois residents wagered $60.5 million on the Super Bowl matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals last season, surpassing the $45.6 million total handle from the Super Bowl game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs two years ago.

The exact amount of wagers placed on this year’s Super Bowl in Illinois remains unknown as the Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) has not required operators to report betting activity for the game. However, with the recent surge in sports betting in Illinois, it is inevitable that Super Bowl betting in the state will reach unprecedented levels.

Illinois residents have a variety of sportsbooks to choose from for placing Super Bowl bets, with a total of seven licensed operators in the Prairie State.

Each sportsbook offers unique welcome bonuses to attract new customers, so it is wise to compare different options before selecting the best one for betting on Super Bowl Sunday.