A cozy, industrial pub and sports bar with a long mural, Satellite Tavern will begin its Super Bowl party right before kick-off, running from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Along with some food and drink specials — like Jell-O shots — the bar will be giving away a variety of prizes, including branded coolers and gift certificates. Those who want a guaranteed seat can reserve one of the seating packages, tables indoors or out that come with buckets of beer, swag bags, and appetizers.

This spacious Fremont bar will host a Super Bowl party starting at 2 p.m., with a full nacho menu and specials on shareable buckets of Miller High Life and PBR. The game will be on both indoors and outdoors, for viewing on the bar’s covered and heated patio.

This thoroughly Pearl District take on a sports bar will be starting its pre-game party at 2 p.m., with 27 large-screen tvs playing the game; people will be able to watch both indoors and on the covered and heated patio. The bar will be offering specials on pitchers of beer, cocktails, and bottles of wine, as well. The Fields often fills up before kick-off, so it’s best to arrive early.

The Independent, downtown’s spacious and industrial-chic sports bar, will open at 11 a.m. for a Super Bowl party with the game played on all 32 of its HDTVs and the drop-down screen. This year, Hammer and Stitch Brewing will take over the taps, while the kitchen churns out stadium standbys like totchos and pretzel bites. It’s best to show up early, because seating is first come, first served.

Bullard, the downtown restaurant with polished woodsy lodge vibes, is celebrating the Super Bowl by running its happy hour menu throughout the full length of the game. While the kitchen churns out smoked-and-grilled chicken wings and the bar shakes $8 margaritas, the game will play on the restaurant’s tvs.

This Western-esque house-turned-bar will start welcoming customers at noon on Super Bowl Sunday, with themed regional snacks based on the teams who make the championship. Landmark Saloon will play the game on three screens in the backyard patio and on a projector screen inside, with the Puppy Bowl playing on another TV. The bar will also offer complimentary snacks for those who stick around.

The sports-bar-themed interior at Holler is a good indicator of how seriously the restaurant celebrates the Super Bowl. Yes, the mounted tvs will be playing the game, and the bar will be slinging bucket of beers, vodka sodas, and pitchers of margaritas. The kitchen, on the other hand, is planning a heavy-duty Super Bowl platter complete with curly fries, tots, veggie sticks, pimento cheese, crackers, wings, mini corndogs, fried pickles, and more.