When seeking a more expansive craft beer selection on the UWS this Sunday, George Keeley is the way to go. It’s got 25 beers on tap, eschewing sports bar standards in favor of unique IPAs, pale ales, and even some wines and ciders. The long food menu includes lots of dressed-up burgers, wings from classic hot to honey garlic, and several salads. 

For someone who’d prefer a slightly more elevated Super Bowl set-up, this Upper East Side wine bar will be showing the game, and offering sliders with a glass of Felice Rosso for $19 for the occasion. Bar Felice’s FiDi sibling, Felice 15 Gold, will also be offering the same deal, and both spots will have their a la carte menus of Tuscan fare available, too

This cozy yet spacious Astoria bar will broadcast the game on a projector screen. The regular menu full of already Super Bowl-friendly items like a burger topped with crispy fried onions, pork belly, American cheese and special sauce, as well as two types of wings — spicy General Tso‘s and classic buffalo with blue cheese — will be served along with special nachos. Beer pitchers will be also be an option, though the cocktail-inclined can opt for the Old Fashioned on draft.

The West Village Italian joint helmed by chef Wade Moises is hosting a pig roast along with a range of antipasti, pasta, fried wings and more, all served buffet style, for $48 per person beginning at 5 p.m. Also on tap: $25 pitchers of Forst Lager. While digging into the porcine feast, catch the game on two big-screen projectors that’ll be on hand for the occasion.

This new bar from the Mister Paradise creators will be screening the game on a big screen set up in their South Bar section. Comfortable seats are promised, as well as $5 beers from each of the teams’ home cities. Twists on classic bar bites ($7) include buttermilk chicken sliders, smoked wings, loaded fries, and nachos with chorizo and queso.

The sleek Tribeca sports bar from Matt Abramcyk is serving a special pop-up “from the smoker” menu of chopped brisket, pulled pork, smoked spicy chicken sliders, St. Louis-style cut spare ribs and the house chicken wings served traditional style or smoked and char grilled. Super Bowl viewers also can throw back a complimentary Dr. Pepper Shot: Captain Morgan, Amaretto, and a light beer. 

This big Bushwick cider bar serves drinks from its orchard upstate and will project the game in its taproom. A $10 plate of wings will include 10 different options, including Korean-style wings, spicy wings, and naked wings. This can be accompanied by pitchers of cider and beer, in addition to the regular food menu. 

The team behind Webster Hall opened this casual American bar and restaurant in Ridgewood last year. Super Bowl Sunday brings table side keg service, mystery beer buckets, a beer and a shot for $5, in addition to its menu of a burger, little gem salad, wings, and other classics. The game will be shown on a 15-foot projector screen, and for dull moments, there’s a pool table.

This Crown Heights spot with a revolving quartet of food options and full bar will be showing the game on its 20-foot screen. Mighty Quinn’s BBQ, Tripoli Pizza, and Jianbing will all offer food specials, and the bar will offer an all day happy hour in addition to team-themed boilermakers and big game buckets of beer.