Take Monday Off, Here’s Where To Watch The Super Bowl In Sydney
Eloise Luke
Contributor | Urban List
Super Bowl: the one glorious Monday on the Australian calendar when it’s acceptable to skip work, drink before 10 am and eat nothing but greasy burgers and wings. Acceptable if you’re an NFL fan, that is. The sport’s popularity in Australia has risen dramatically over the last few years, and Sydney hospo venues are accommodating that demand by opening early and throwing dedicated Super Bowl parties.
Super Bowl LX is shaping up to be one of the NFL’s biggest modern-day showdowns, with the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots for the 2025 season championship.
Set to air in Aus on Monday February 9, 2026, the game will take over Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California — marking the stadium’s second Super Bowl and the Bay Area’s third overall.
Seattle enter as the NFC’s top seed after a dominant 14–3 season, chasing their second Super Bowl title and first since the Legion of Boom era. New England, also finishing 14–3, are gunning for a record-breaking seventh championship in their first Super Bowl appearance since the post-Brady era, and in a spicy rematch of Super Bowl XLIX.
This is one of the most scintillating matchups in recent memory, so make sure you put on your favourite jersey, grab a bucket of Budweiser, and go for an extra dip of ranch sauce to cool off your hot wing — these are some of the best spots in Sydney to watch the Super Bowl.
Coogee Bay Hotel
9 Vicar Street, Coogee
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Coogee Bay Hotel is going full stateside for Super Bowl LX, with live coverage across giant screens and a game-day atmosphere. Expect American-style comfort food, flowing beers and expert commentary throughout the match — including insights from Braith Anasta, Justin Horo and Willie Mason.
There are plenty of ways to lock in your spot, from casual bar viewing to premium packages in the beer garden designed for serious fans who want to settle in for the long haul.
Insider Intel
- Reserved seating is $39 and includes a bucket of four Budweisers, while the $199 Garden End Zone package scores you an American platter feast, bottomless fries, plus beer and wine.
The Albion Hotel
135 George Street, Parramatta
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The Albion is keeping things simple and loud this year with a massive projector screen, a buzzing crowd and plenty of game-day snacks to keep you going from kickoff to final whistle.
The menu leans into American-inspired comfort food, making it a solid choice for settling in with mates and watching every play unfold.
Insider Intel
- Look out for jalapeño poppers, loaded fries and $30 beer buckets running throughout the game.
The Clock Hotel
470 Crown Street, Surry Hills
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A longtime favourite for live sport in Sydney, The Clock is opening early and broadcasting the full game live and loud across every screen in the venue. The atmosphere always ramps up fast here, with fans piling in early to claim prime viewing spots.
Add in American-style snacks and flowing beers and you’ve got a very solid Super Bowl setup.
Insider Intel
- Doors open from 10am, $30 beer buckets are on offer and bookings are highly recommended if you want a guaranteed seat.
Paddo Inn
338 Oxford Street, Paddington
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The Paddo Inn always brings the energy for big sporting events, and Super Bowl LX is no exception. Expect a packed venue, buzzing atmosphere and one of the better pub menus around for settling in over a long game. It’s a great mix of serious sports fans and social vibes.
Insider Intel
- Doors open at 10am, $30 Budweiser buckets are pouring and you’ll score complimentary merch with every bucket purchase.
Kings Cross Hotel
244–248 William Street, Potts Point
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Kings Cross Hotel is spreading the action across both the Sports Bar and Street Bar, giving fans loads of space, big screens and prime sightlines wherever you land. A special game-day menu rounds things out for those locking in for the full match.
Insider Intel
- Doors open from 10am, grab four Budweisers for $30 and score free merch with every bucket.
Merivale Super Bowl Takeover
Various Locations
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Merivale is spreading the Super Bowl love across Sydney with live and loud coverage at a stack of the group's pubs and bars — all backed by ice-cold American Style Lager by 4 Pines and plenty of big-screen action.
You can catch every snap, touchdown and half-time moment at participating venues including Royal George Hotel, The Alex, The Dog Hotel, The Newport and The Vic on the Park.
But the main event belongs to Hotel CBD, where the Super Bowl takes over across 20-plus screens, multiple levels and dedicated booths at York 75 — alongside an American BBQ-style menu and flowing beers.
Insider Intel
- Hotel CBD’s multi-level takeover is the biggest of the lot — book a booth or table early if you want prime screen views for the full game.
BrewDog South Eveleigh
2 Locomotive Street, Eveleigh
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BrewDog South Eveleigh is going all in for Super Bowl LX, showing the game live and loud across three massive screens — including an outdoor screen for the ultimate viewing experience. Known for its electric sports atmosphere, this venue delivers from kickoff to the final play.
Game-day packages bring serious value, with an all-out food-and-drinks setup designed for groups who want to settle in and stay loud all morning.
Insider Intel
- The $120pp package includes all-you-can-eat wings, a Game Day Platter and a three-hour beverage pack. There’s also a $60 three-hour drinks-only option if you’re just here for the beers.
Henley’s Bar & Kitchen
9 Lime Street, Sydney CBD
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Super Bowl Monday starts early at Henley’s, with coverage from 9:30am—expect ice-cold brews, giveaways and prizes throughout the game, with the atmosphere building every quarter. It’s a prime spot for harbourfront viewing with a proper game-day buzz.
Insider Intel
- The $99pp Deluxe Bottomless Package (10am–2pm) includes four hours of free-flowing drinks, a brekkie burger on arrival and priority seating for the best screen views.
The Squire’s Landing
Overseas Passenger Terminal, Circular Quay
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The Squire’s Landing delivers with harbourside coverage on the big screen on Level 2 from 9am. With water views, strong sightlines and a consistently buzzing crowd, it’s ideal for relaxed but premium game-day viewing.
Add great pub food and flowing pints and you’ve got a very easy all-morning setup.
Insider Intel
- $12 pints from the James Squire core range run throughout the game — a strong reason to roll in early and stay put.
Forrester’s
336 Riley Street, Surry Hills
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Forrester’s is throwing one of the biggest Super Bowl sessions in the inner city, with live and loud coverage, flowing beers and a stacked game-day spread designed to fuel the full match.
Insider Intel
- Lock in the $50pp all-inclusive package with Coors on arrival, wings, a pulled pork burger, plus $12 pints and $33 mega jugs throughout the morning.
Woollahra Hotel
116 Queen Street, Woollahra
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The Woollahra Hotel’s upstairs terrace becomes Super Bowl central, with the Super Screen front and centre and a high-energy crowd locked in from the first snap. Expect some serious sports watching balanced with great food and constant refills.
Insider Intel
- $20 kilos of wings, $20 burgers and $10 schooners of 4 Pines American Lager make this one of the best-value sessions east of the city.
The Mona Vale Hotel
2 Park Street, Mona Vale
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The Mona is a Northern Beaches favourite that always delivers big screens, loud crowds and unbeatable value for major sporting events.
Insider Intel
- $1 wings, $8 Budweisers and $25 beer buckets — plus free Bud hats while stocks last.
The Marsden Brewhouse
Hawthorne Avenue, Marsden Park
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Western Sydney’s answer to a true American-style watch party, the Marsden Brewhouse will have one of the area’s biggest outdoor screens lighting up the beer garden.
Insider Intel
- $30 Bud buckets (with free hats) plus brisket nachos, wings and Philly cheesesteaks built for game-day feasting.
The Light Brigade Hotel
Oxford Street &, Jersey Road, Woollahra
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Wall-to-wall screens and a packed sports bar make The Light Brigade one of the east’s most electric Super Bowl venues.
Insider Intel
- 4 Pines jug deals, $25 Bud buckets with free caps, and classic game-day food specials.
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