"If you're looking for a bar or restaurant to watch the Patriots take on the Seahawks in Super Bowl LX this Sunday, there's a lot to consider: Which bar has the best food? How many TV screens are there, and how big are they? Would you prefer an atmosphere closer to a Super Bowl party in your living room or a packed Lansdowne Street bar at last call?"
"Banners Kitchen & Tap is going big for Super Bowl Sunday, putting the game on its 40-foot "Dream Screen" and opening the doors at 4 p.m. with a house DJ. Seating is first come, first served unless you book the Big Game Experience. General admission tickets are available too, plus add-ons if you want to lock in a booth or table ahead of time."
Seven Boston-area sports bars provide options for Super Bowl LX viewing that cater to different preferences for screens, food, and atmosphere. Banners Kitchen & Tap will show the game on a 40-foot "Dream Screen," open at 4 p.m., feature a house DJ, offer general admission and Big Game Experience bookings, and sell add-ons such as reserved booths and bottomless wings plus Super Bowl squares with prizes. The Tony Conigliaro locations (formerly Jerry Remy's) retain large numbers of TVs across Somerville, Burlington, and Peabody. The Cask 'n Flagon in Fenway has more than 40 TVs and a raucous game-day crowd. Choices range from intimate, living-room vibes to packed, high-energy bar scenes.
Read at Boston.com
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