ALLENTOWN, Pa. - After defeating the San Francisco 49ers, the Philadelphia Eagles will face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in the 57th Super Bowl on Feb. 12 at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
As an action-packed day of intense football, Super Bowl Sunday is also a time to gather with loved ones, enjoy creative commercials, and be entertained by electrifying halftime performances. So here are some places we’ve handpicked for you to celebrate the biggest annual event for American football!
Copperhead Grille
Located in both Allentown (1731 Airport Road) and Bethlehem (5737 Route 378), Copperhead Grille is hosting a Super Bowl Viewing Party featuring fresh medium-sized wings, draft beers, high-resolution projectors and a sports atmosphere!
Guests will need to reserve spots for the big game. Tickets are $35 including $30 for food and drink and $5 for gratuity. You can also enter a raffle for a chance to win a blue moon snowboard, a Jason Kelce jersey and an Eagles ping pong table. Seating begins at 6:30 p.m. For more information, check out Copperhead’s website.
The Nest Bar & Grille
The Nest Bar & Grille in Bethlehem has announced its 2nd annual Super Bowl Party on Feb. 12. With a cover charge of $10, guests will be in the running for some fantastic prizes such as a Yeti cooler, a $150 NFL gift card or a Jelen Hurts framed original painting. All you have to do is show up and pay your entry fee, and you'll be automatically entered into the prize drawing.
The restaurant will also host a 50/50 raffle, with 50% of the winnings going to a charity of their choice. As a bonus, you'll enjoy the same great energy, love, food, and service that you've come to expect from The Nest every week. So don't miss out! Doors open at 3 pm and it's first come first serve.
P.J. Whelihans
P.J. Whelihans will celebrate Super Bowl in two of its Lehigh Valley locations: 4595 Broadway in Allentown and 3395 High Point Blvd. in Bethlehem.
Still flying high from the last Eagles win, P.J. Whelihans is ready to party with all the football fans on Feb. 2. Join them for a fun-filled time as you savor delectable bites, sip on refreshing drinks and take in the big game on P.J.'s large screen TVs.
The restaurant bar is open 11 a.m.-11 p.m. for both locations. Check out the menus here.
If you have time and would like to be immersed in Philly's vibrant sports culture and fandom, Other Half Brewing and The Post are also good places to visit. Moreover, the much-anticipated Eagles’ Super Bowl Parade will be held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, starting from 10-11 a.m.
Go Birds!
