Where to watch the 2026 Super Bowl in Charlotte

Editor's note: Locations are listed in no specific order — this is not a ranking.

Blinders Sports Lounge

A massive sports lounge in South End with a nearly 60- by 15-foot TV screen that can show up to 24 games at once or one large display.

Why we love it: Blinders has the energy of a sports bar, the aesthetic of a cocktail lounge and the viewing experience of a Las Vegas sportsbook.

Super Bowl special: Festivities start at 1pm with $8.50 tailgate bites, $8.50 game day cocktails and $5 shots until 4pm.

• No reservation is needed before 4pm.
• Reserve a spot to watch the game here.

The Boileryard at Camp North End

The Boileryard's bars and restaurants are teaming up to host a massive Benito Tailgate and Super Bowl watch party at Camp North End.

Why we love it: Catch the DJ pregame set, grab a slice from Gravity Pizza or swing by Canteen for a cold drink, then catch the game indoors or outdoors on the projector (and, of course, dance to Bad Bunny).

Super Bowl special: Deals vary by business.

Salud

The NoDa brewery and bar is hosting a Benito Bowl, complete with a DJ, special cocktails and sound on throughout the game.

Why we love it: It doubles as a meetup for South End Spanish Club — a great chance to chat and mingle in Spanish (all levels welcome).

Super Bowl special: A special cocktail menu from Bacardi and Cazadores.

Platform Sports Bar

A sports bar and lounge from the team behind Para in Lower South End with a 40-foot TV and rooftop patio.

Why we love it: Their massive media walls can stream up to 20 games at once.

Super Bowl special: In addition to streaming the game, Platform is throwing a tailgate and Benito Bowl pre-party starting at 2pm with games, a photo booth, drink and food specials and live music.

• Book VIP tables by calling 980-256-0603.

Go deeper: Massive sports bar with 40-foot TV wall and rooftop patio opening in Lower South End

Streetcar Bar & Bites

Wesley Heights sports bar with a lively pop art interior.

Why we love it: Located along Thrift Road in Wesley Heights, Streetcar is a short trip to the stadium on game days.

Super Bowl special: $10 espresso martinis and margs, $6 Sun Cruisers, $5 Fireball & apple shots, $15 beer and Twisted Tea buckets.

Go deeper: New sports bar Streetcar Bar & Bites opens on Thrift Road

Kilted Buffalo

This Plaza Midwood pub is a popular destination for soccer fans and has plenty of room to spread out.

Why we love it: There's something for everyone: full-service dining, lots of screens for the game, and pub games to keep you entertained.

Super Bowl special: Themed drinks alongside drink specials starting at 6:30pm.

Selwyn Pub

Laid-back Charlotte classic popular with the country club crowd in Myers Park.

Why we love it: You can't visit the frat-tastic bar without ordering a Transfusion. The dead simple mixed drink — vodka, ginger ale and a splash of grape juice — has been the same since the bar opened in 1990.

Super Bowl special: $3 domestic bottles and half-off 18-inch pizzas (dine-in only).

Go deeper: How Selwyn Pub made a name for its cheap Transfusions in a craft cocktail and brewery town

Duckworth's Grill & Taphouse

There are six Duckworth’s across the Charlotte area, each with dozens of TVs. 

Why we love it: The tap wall in Uptown features a whopping 150 beers.

Super Bowl special: Preorders for wings are now open. Order yours on the phone or in person.

• Axios tip: If you’re in Uptown and craft cocktails are more your speed, head downstairs to The Cellar, a basement speakeasy with a completely different vibe.

Go deeper: Duckworth’s new SouthPark location now open

Brazwells

Casual bar on Montford with three distinct seating areas: front dining, back bar and back patio.

Why we love it: Satisfying bar food, a premium back patio and daily and monthly specials. 

Super Bowl specials: Wings can be preordered by calling 704-523-3500.

• 50 wings for $75 or 100 wings for $140, 50 boneless for $65 or 100 boneless for $130.
• Combo packs (25 jumbo and 25 boneless) are $70.

Dilworth Neighborhood Grille

Big restaurant and bar with a spacious patio and roll-up garage doors for an indoor/outdoor setting.

Why we love it: It's a major game day destination where fans pack in to rally before home Panthers games or watch away games.

Go deeper: Dilworth Neighborhood Grille: "We are not going anywhere"

QC Pour House

Casual all-day neighborhood bar in South End.

Why we love it: QC Pour House holds the middle ground between breweries and high-end cocktail bars and is also known for its game day grub.

Super Bowl specials: $7 Sunday drink specials, including Panther Punch, bloody marys and double mimosas. The sound will be on for the game, too, starting at 6:30pm.

• You can reserve a table or wing it (doors open at 11am).

Go deeper: QC Pour House, a casual all-day neighborhood bar near the Design Center, is now open in South End

Moosehead Grill

Chill watering hole known for its legendary wings on Montford.

Why we love it: It's old-school, with plenty of regulars. Don't forget its chill rooftop seating area.

Super Bowl special: Much of the food menu — including burgers, nachos, tenders and wings (in 5- to 100-count) — can be preordered.

• Get five wings for $8.25, 10 for $16.50, 50 for $78.50 and 100 for $156.50.

Go deeper: Best wings in Charlotte

Ed's Tavern

Neighborhood hangout with plenty of TVs and a spacious patio in Dilworth and a newer location in Lake Norman.

Why we love it: This laid-back sports bar has an extensive food and beer menu, but is perhaps best known for its wildly popular mimosa tower.

Super Bowl special: Their regular Sunday specials ($3.50 Bud & Bud Light, $21 Bud & Bud Light buckets, $5 mimosas, $6.50 Deep Eddy) and $3 Jell-O shots and Patriots & Seahawks punch/shooters.

• The same specials are available at FreeMore Tavern.

FreeMore Tavern

Sports bar in Wesley Heights by the same owners of Ed’s. 

Why we love it: FreeMore Tavern’s huge outdoor patio and indoor bar will fit your biggest friend group. 

Super Bowl special: The same takeout specials as Ed's (listed above).

Go deeper: Ed’s Tavern opens new location in Wesley Heights called FreeMore Tavern

All American Pub

South End spot with huge crowds of young people on game day.

Why we love it: Located on the light rail and not far from Bank of America Stadium, it’s a great spot to rally with fellow Panthers fans.

Super Bowl special: Preorders for wings are open, available for dine-in and takeout.

• 50 jumbo wings for $75, 100 jumbo wings for $150, 50 boneless for $65, 100 boneless for $130.
• A combo pack (25 boneless and 25 jumbo wings) is $70.

Tavern on the Tracks

South End pub with great indoor and outdoor space located near the light rail.

Why we love it: Fun back patio and 20 TVs. Order their beef on weck sandwich and chicken wings. They’re also the go-to bar for Buffalo Bills fans and University of Michigan alumni.

Whiskey Warehouse

Two-story restaurant with a rooftop deck in Plaza Midwood.

Why we love it: Top Shelf, the rooftop bar, has a jackpot view of Uptown.

Super Bowl special: 50 jumbo wings for $75 or 100 for $150 are available for takeout or dine-in. Packages come with ranch, blue cheese and celery.

Hickory Tavern

Classic American restaurant with tons of TVs and a solid menu.

Why we love it: Hickory Tavern has been a neighborhood hangout and sports bar for over 20 years. They now have 27 locations across the Southeast.

Super Bowl special: Bud Light drafts ($3.25 for a 16-ounce; $5 for a 22-ounce), Bud Light bottles ($3.25) or a $15 bucket.

Ri Ra

Irish pub with a late-night party vibe and several different areas to watch the game.

Why we love it: There’s a sneaky little rooftop patio overlooking the courtyard at Truist Center.

Angry Ale's

Neighborhood hangout with a huge patio in Montford.

Why we love it: The come-as-you-are party bar is always a good time with a sprawling front patio and outdoor bar. For Super Bowl Sunday, they'll be backing the Patriots and Myers Park alumnus Drake Maye.

Super Bowl special: They'll be hosting an all-day pig-pickin' with $7 BBQ sammie plates, plus other dine-in specials like a giant 24-inch Philly cheesesteak and a mountain of fries for $40.

• Drink specials include $15 Bud Light buckets, $10 Drake Drinks (Ale's stadium cup), $5 touchdown shots and $2 Jell-O shots.
• Takeout specials include nugget trays ($44+), slider trays ($36+), wings ($33+) and tender trays ($23+).

Graham Street Pub

Casual rooftop bar located between Truist Field and Bank of America Stadium in Uptown.

Why we love it: While it may not be soaring 20 floors up, the view from atop the single-story building is pretty impressive.

Super Bowl special: $3 Sam Adams, $3 Bud Light, $5 Fireball, $10 tenders and 8 wings for $12.

Go deeper: Best rooftop bars in Charlotte

Providence Road Sundries

Old-school neighborhood restaurant and bar in Myers Park serving Charlotte since 1933.

Why we love it: The family-friendly spot (yes, there’s a kids menu) knows parents need a bar escape too — even with little ones in tow. Most of the time, kids and parents sit on the right side of the restaurant and the left side is more adult.

Super Bowl special: Preorders for wings are now open.

JackBeagle's Morehead

Offering a different vibe from its NoDa counterpart, JackBeagle’s on 1404 W. Morehead St. is a chill spot to watch the game. 

Why we love it: The chicken tenders and mac and cheese are beyond good.

Clutch

Within walking distance to BofA, it's a go-to spot for pregame and post-game shenanigans when the Panthers are in town.

Why we love it: Their dog-friendly patio, fried pickles and 20+ TVs upstairs and downstairs.

Super Bowl special: An unlimited wings and fries buffet for $32 (reserve here), $15 domestic and Twisted Tea buckets and shot specials.

• Catering specials include wing trays starting at $60, pretzel trays ($40+) and cheeseburger sliders ($50+).

Jocks & Jills

This sports bar in west Charlotte has TVs you can watch from every angle.

Why we love it: They serve nine different types of wings.

LoSo Tavern

This pub's large outdoor patio and big TV screens are great for game watching.

Why we love it: Their daily specials and LoSo sliders.

Super Bowl specials: Preorder takeout wings for 10% off.

The Corner Pub

This Fourth Ward pub is typically filled with locals playing pool and enjoying a pint. 

Why we love it: It’s within walking distance of BofA Stadium and Truist Field, so it's a fun pregame and post-game spot.

Super Bowl special: $10 pizzas, $2 Jell-O shots, $3.50 16-ounce Bud Light drafts and $12 pitchers, $15 BL Buckets, $4 Topo Chicos, White Claws, and Truly, $7 Teremana Tequila and Grey Goose espresso martinis from 3–5pm.

Sidelines Sports Bar & Billiards

Charlotte's LGBTQ sports bar.

Why we love it: If you don’t want to watch the game, you can play pool, darts or beer pong.

Super Bowl special: Sidelines will also host its annual Super Bowl Sunday chili cook-off alongside plenty of cold beer.

Lucky Lou's Tavern

The Park Road restaurant and bar will turn into a Seahawks gathering spot for the Super Bowl.

Why we love it: It's family-friendly until 7:30pm and typically 21+ after.

Super Bowl special: $2.75 PBR and Miller High Life and $3.50 Coors Banquet.

Caswell Station

This Elizabeth home-turned-restaurant/bar has similar vibes to Selwyn. 

Why we love it: The outdoor patio and spacious interior.

Super Bowl special: Caswell will host Super Bowl Sunday brunch before the game (11am–3pm).

Tremont

Co-owned by Big Ben co-owner Neel Gandhi, in the former Big Ben location at Atherton Mill in South End.

Why we love it: With TVs on every corner and game day drink specials, it's a popular pre- or post-game destination.

Super Bowl special: 10 flavors of wings (6 for $11, 12 for $18), 10 beers on draft and buckets of beer or seltzer available all day.

Go deeper: New bar and restaurant Tremont now open in Atherton Mill

Ten58

This Uptown sports bar is owned by former Panthers player Thomas Davis.

Why we love it: Davis, a longtime linebacker, was one of the most popular Panthers players in recent history. Visiting the bar is your best shot at spotting the local celebrity IRL. 

Super Bowl special: $5 domestic beer bottles before 4pm and $6 house shots.

• Table and bar seating is first come, first served.

Go deeper: Former NFL player Thomas Davis opens new sports bar and lounge in Uptown

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Editor's note: This guide was updated on Feb. 4, 2026.