Barter will stay open after brunch to show the game in the bar/lounge area. Sip a fancy cocktail by barman Rocco Milano while snacking on brisket nachos, chicken wings or wild turkey poutine.

Bonchon has stellar, extra-crunchy wings, plenty of TVs, comfy booths and lots of beer -- ergo, it's pretty much the perfect place to watch the game. (We're willing to bet many other people will have the same idea, so might want to get there early.)

Looking for something a little more engaging than staring blankly into a giant TV? Head to this upscale Shops at Park Lane bowling alley, where from 4-11 p.m. you can get a lane for up to 8 people, plus shoes and snacks (warm pretzels with fondue, mini dogs, spicy peanuts and butterscotch pie) for $100 call to reserve. They'll also be offering $9.95 all-you-can-eat-wings in the dining room only.

For a decidedly more low-key watch party, head to beloved dive Lee Harvey's, where they're bringing in a big-screen TV and will also be offering dollar Jell-O shots and half-price chicken wings.

Beer, TVs, and meat -- so much meat. Is there a more manly venue in Dallas to watch the big game? We think not. According to City of Ate, the barbecue joint will be offering "beef, baby-back and spare ribs plus Shiner jug and pint specials."

An enclosed, heated patio (with foosball tables for a little halftime amusement), lots of TVs and a wood-burning pizza oven makes Three Sheets worthy of your Super Bowl Sunday.

Urban Taco's Uptown location kicks off the Super Bowl festivities at 4 p.m. with lots of drink specials including $3 Dos Equis drafts, $1 tequila slammers and $5 margaritas, plus wings in al pastor, chipotle or Corona-lime flavors for $10 a dozen. Call to reserve a table.

WORK pretty much has it all: Lots of TVs, great barbecue and bar food like Dr Pepper-glazed chicken lollipops and sliders, and an excellent beer selection.