Superbowl New Rochelle Style

Super Bowl Sunday- Ravens vs. 49ers @ 6:30pm

This Superbowl Sunday, focus on having fun instead of spending hours in the kitchen whipping up wings, chilli and burgers. Dine-in or take-out at one of New Rochelle's celebrated tailgate food restaurants.
Watch the Ravens and 49ers go head to head without the headache of having to cleanup after your uproarious guests.

33 LeCount Place

Buffalo Wild Wings
With too many jumbo sized flat screens televisions to count, BWW has a keen eye on every play-by-play you may have missed during your bathroom break. Get there early because seating typically fills up quickly on "Any Given Sunday". Try the super hot buffalo sauce and I guarantee you will be yelling for "The Waterboy".

310 Huguenot Street

Modern Pizza
If you have not had a chance to visit New Rochelle's newest hot spot, do so on Sunday. This cavernous space has a special viewing room complete with a gigantic television for you and 30 or so of your closest friends to crowd around. If the viewing room is not to your liking, grab a table or sit at the bar and take in the the LCD TV's hanging trough out the restaurant. From apps to primo beers on tap, Modern Pizza goes "The Longest Yard" for you.

22 Division Street

Posto 22
This neighborhood favorite where everyone knows your name, has one of the most coveted bars in town. If you have ever walked down Division Street and saw a crowd gathering, it must be 6pm @ Posto 22. Joe runs this elegant Italian restaurant like his personal kitchen and greets everyone with a familiar  "Good to see ya". Get there early so you don't get "Blind Sided" by the long lines.

19 LeCount Place

Fun Fusion 
Sunday, 5 p.m. . All ages welcome to watch Superbowl. Bring your "Little Giants" out for a day of family fun.

SmokeHouse Tailgate Grill - Gridiron Grub

 

www.smokehousechili.com

What better way to have the food of football season last all year round than to start your own restaurant. That is exactly what the tailgate loving duo Michael and Justin did with Smokehouse Tailgate Grill in 2007.  The menu reads like a love letter to Doug Heffernan with ribs, wings, burgers, chili, steak, hot dogs and sandwiches. With a revamped beer menu that includes over a dozen options on tap as well as 30 bottle options, you have more choices than you can stock in any post-tailgate cooler. 

 The atmosphere is indicative to most eateries in the college corridor- lively and a bit boisterous during sporting events.  Patrons park themselves in prime TV viewing spaces early so if watching the game is a priority, you should plan ahead.  For your next tailgate party, instead of loading up the SUV, take a trip to Smokehouse for the game winning touchdown.