Super Bowl Sunday, Nashville-Style


Super Bowl Sunday isn't just about football, it's about where you're watching, who you're watching with, and what's on the table once kickoff hits. Whether you're fully locked in on the game or just here for the food and commercials, this weekend has a way of turning into a full-on event.


This year's matchup features the Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots, and even though the game isn't happening in Nashville, Music City is still showing up in a big way.


So the question everyone's asking heading into Sunday is simple:
WHO YOU GOT?


The Game Debate


Two teams. Two fan bases. Very different energy.


It's the kind of matchup that sparks opinions early and keeps them going all night, the perfect recipe for a Super Bowl that turns into a debate long before halftime.


Where Nashville Is Watching


If you're heading out instead of hosting, Nashville has no shortage of solid Super Bowl setups. These are some of the go-to spots locals consistently rely on for big screens, good crowds, and game-day atmosphere:




  • DraftKings Sports & Social

  • Acme Feed & Seed

  • Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk

  • Neighbors (multiple locations across the city)

  • Double Dogs

  • The Stillery

  • BoomBozz Craft Pizza & Taphouse

  • Nobles Beer Hall & Restaurant


Each brings a slightly different vibe, but all deliver what matters on Super Bowl Sunday: screens everywhere, a lively crowd, and food that shows up when it counts.


Or... Are You Hosting?


Sometimes the best Super Bowl setup is at home, the TV's on early, friends are filtering in, and the kitchen becomes the center of the party.


Which leads to the other major Super Bowl debate:


WHO'S BRINGING THE FOOD?


Every group has strong opinions, and none of them are quiet.




  • The buffalo dip that disappears before halftime

  • Wings, with ongoing arguments over flats vs. drums.. We know the correct answer

  • Pizza, because it's always the safe (and correct) option

  • The surprise dish that no one asked for but somehow works every year


Super Bowl food doesn't need to be fancy, it just needs to be reliable. The kind of spread where everyone grabs a plate, circles back for seconds, and debates the game between bites.


The Nashville Way


Whether you're watching at a packed bar, hosting friends at home, or squeezing onto a couch for the second half, Super Bowl Sunday is really about being together. It's friendly rivalry, shared traditions, and one night where everyone's watching the same thing at the same time.


The commercials will get reviewed. The halftime show will be debated. And by the end of the night, someone's celebrating while someone else is already talking about next season.


...And for all us Nashvillians watching Sunday with Buffalo dip in one hand and the remote in the other, we've gotta ask: WILL THE Tennessee Titans EVER MAKE IT TO A Super Bowl? After coming this close in 2000 and building a brand-new stadium that may one day host the big game right here in Music City, we've earned a little optimism (and a whole lot of patience).


So once more...
WHO YOU GOT?

Sources: Levi's Stadium