Order for pickup two days before your desired date by calling 31 and view the menu here.
Guests can choose from meatballs, cavatelli, chicken vesuvio and more, and each dish feeds up to six people. If you’re feeling Italian food for the big game, Nonnina’s heat and eat meals have you covered. To place your order for pickup or delivery, visit Tock.
You can order from the Take and Bake menu February 6 and 7 and the restaurant will also be open regular hours on game day for any additional needs. The menu includes their classic fare as well as specials including Chili Cheese Dip and Corn Flake Chicken Wings, and a new cocktail, the Clucker Punch. Various pickup locations Honey Butter Fried Chicken Photo courtesy of Honey Butter Fried Chickenįor your at-home game day celebration, Honey Butter’s offering a take and bake menu you can reheat at your convenience. You can order in store, via phone or online. The menu is a la carte and features everything you need from appetizers to desserts to cocktails. Lincoln Ave., Chicago The Goddess and GrocerĬelebrate the big game from home with The Goddess and Grocer’s catering menu. Ernie’s Special Recipe Onion Dip and veggies Old Pueblo Cantina chips, salsa and guacamole and cheeseburger or pulled pork sliders are available for pickup or delivery from 4-8 p.m. Gemini is providing the dips and sliders you need to stay fed while you root for your team-or just the best commercials. The Gage’s signature craft cocktails are also available as a la carte add ons.
Columbus Drive, Chicago The Gage Photo courtesy of The Gageįor $50, you can pick up 20 buffalo or matcha wings, venison chili and buffalo chicken dip with tortilla chips for your Super Bowl feast. FireLake will also be open for brunch from 8 a.m. Guests can enjoy $5 Draft Beer, $1 Smoked Hickory Chicken Wings, $8 Loaded Nachos, and $7 Chef’s Blue Ribbon Texas Chili on the heated outdoor patio from 5-10 p.m. If you’re interested in spending Super Bowl Sunday outside of your home, FireLake is the place for you. Various locations FireLake Photo courtesy of FireLake Guests must place their orders by February 6 at 2 p.m. North Ave., Chicago Bub City Photo courtesy of Bub Cityīub City’s game day barbecue packages serve four and guests can choose from different meals such as build-your-own nachos with smoked pulled pork or brisket for $39.95 barbecue tacos or sliders with brisket, pork shoulder or smoked pulled chicken for $89.95 each or the Ribs and Wings combo complete with 24 smoked jumbo wings, 2 slabs of baby back ribs and sides for $119.95. They also offer kids meals and sides including fried pickles.
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Here are 13 restaurants in Chicago and the suburbs that score a take-out touchdown in our books, plus a few spots to head in person if you want to brave the cold! Boxcar Betty’s Photo courtesy of Boxcar Betty’sĪ new addition to Bucktown, Boxcar Betty’s is offering a choice of sandwiches for the big game including their signature Boxcar, the classic Betty, the Chicken “Not So Waffle” and Buffalo sandwich. Without our beloved Bears in the game, that gives us more time focus on what really matters on Super Bowl Sunday-the food! With a single-digit forecast, it will be the perfect day to cozy up and support local restaurants by ordering in your favorite game day foods. Are you ready for some football? On Sunday, Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV.
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