Where to Watch the Super Bowl in Miami

Super Bowl Sunday in Miami is never just about the game. It’s about where you’re watching it (check out the best sports bars in Miami), what you’re drinking, how many TVs there are (or how big the projector is), and whether the wings are worthy to devour with Buffalo sauce, bleu cheese, or Ranch. From Brickell bars packed with die-hard fans to beachfront watch parties in South Beach, craft breweries in Wynwood, cocktail lounges in Little Havana, and full-on nightclub takeovers in downtown, Miami treats the Big Game like a citywide sport of its own.

Whether you want zero cover and nonstop screens, elevated bites and cocktails, ocean views, or a party that doesn’t stop when the clock hits zero, there’s a watch party with your name on it. Here’s where to watch the Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, across Miami and beyond, from laid-back neighborhood favorites to over-the-top spots that turn game day into a full-blown event.

Clevelander South Beach

Clevelander South Beach throws a beachside tailgate watch party on February 8, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. and the game airing on a massive 20-foot outdoor LED screen. Drink specials, frozen cocktails, and bucket deals flow all night, alongside shareable platters designed for groups. With limited reservations and a prime Ocean Drive setting, it’s a high-energy way to watch the Big Game just steps from the sand. 1020 Ocean Dr., Miami Beach; 305-532-4006; clevelander.com.

Copper 29 – Coral Gables

At Copper 29, the Big Game takes center stage in a lively, football-first bar setting with festive décor and crowd-pleasing specials. Fans can score a $25 bucket of five beers plus complimentary wings with purchase, making it a strong value play for game day. It’s a straightforward, high-energy spot built for cheering, sipping, and watching every play unfold. 206 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables; 786-830-9640; copper29bar.com.

Dom’s – Brickell

This Super Bowl Sunday, Dom’s, the neighborhood bar by DC Pie Co., hosts a high-energy watch party with the game streaming on a projector and TVs throughout the dining room. Fans can dig into DC Pie Co.’s seed-oil-free favorites like signature pies, homemade meatballs, sweet n’ spicy wings, plus $5 draft beers all game long, with happy hour kicking things off from 5 to 7 p.m. Whether you’re here for the football, the commercials, or the vibes, Dom’s delivers a lively Sunday supper that makes it easy to eat, drink, and cheer without missing a play. 1010 Brickell Ave., Ste.200A, Miami; 786-453-6888; domsbrickell.com.

E11even – Downtown Miami

The biggest Big Game watch party in Miami is taking over E11even Miami on Sunday, February 8, with the action playing on the ultraclub’s massive 30-foot LED screen and surround sound for a full-throttle game-day experience. Doors open at 5 p.m., followed by a premium open bar from 6 to 10 p.m. and a complimentary BBQ plate for guests. After the final whistle, the party shifts into overdrive with a live performance by G-Eazy, turning Super Bowl Sunday into an all-night celebration at one of the world’s top-ranked nightclubs. 29 NE 11th St., Miami; 11miami.com.

Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel – Miami Beach

On February 8, Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel turns its High Tide restaurant into a high-energy Big Game watch party, complete with a massive LED projector and communal viewing vibes. The one-day-only event features a game-day-exclusive menu with Miami flair, including guava BBQ baby back ribs and smashed burgers designed for sharing. With table reservations available by deposit and curated food and drink offerings throughout, it’s a polished, social way to watch the Big Game in South Beach. 1717 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, at High Tide Restaurant; 305-532-7715; surfcomber.com.

Magie Wine Bar – Little River and Coconut Grove

Magie Wine Bar hosts a Bad Bunny-focused halftime watch party on February 8 at both its Little River and Coconut Grove locations from 6 to 11 p.m. The Big Game plays on extra-large screens with sound on, paired with wine-forward drink specials and playful bites like lechón sliders, caviar tostones, and alcapurrias. With no cover, no reservations, and a laid-back, social crowd, it’s an easy drop-in for fans who care as much about the halftime moment as the football. Two area locations, including 8281 NE Second Ave., Miami; 305-982-7881; magiemiami.com.

Rosa Sky – Brickell

Rosa Sky is taking the Big Game to the rooftop with sound-on viewing, a live DJ, a halftime performance, and nonstop energy from kickoff to the final whistle. With sweeping city views and its signature high-glam vibe, this watch party feels more like a celebration than a typical sports bar scene, complete with elevated game-day bites and cocktails. Expect smoked lemon-pepper wings with mango habanero sauce, $10 mini-tinis, $5 local craft drafts, and $10 Don Julio Blanco shots for a Super Bowl Sunday that’s stylish, high-energy, and unmistakably Miami. 115 SW Eighth St., 22nd Floor, Miami; 786-628-1515; rosaskyrooftop.com.