Game On: Local Pubs and Grub For Super Bowl Sunday

While fans may not agree on team choices, most everyone can agree on food. As Giants fans gear up for game day, local restaurants and caterers are gearing up for a little extra business.

Mike Franchi, owner of Andersen’s Catering and Dixie’s Smokehouse says things typically quiet down for Dixie’s after the Super Bowl.

“Summer business is great and we stay busy pretty much until Super Bowl and then things sort of quiet down,” said Franchi.

The restaurant offers a few different catering packages and of course, the mother of game food, wings.

Dave Hennings, owner of Edelweiss Delicatessen says he sees a lot of catering for the big game.

“Our customers swear by our heroes, they say they are the best in town,” said Hennings.

He also happens to be a lifelong Patriot fan, unless, he says they are playing the Giants. For them, he says, he is all in.

Plum Crazy Kitchen will offer a wing special along with catering packages, which you can pick up the day of the game, but he says it is best to call ahead.

If you are headed out, The Park Lounge, Past Times and Shannahan's will all be offering game day specials.

$12 pitchers of Yuengling, $15 pitchers of Bluepoint Toasted Lager. $5 wing specials, $3 NY Stadium Pretzels, $1 Giant touchdown shots.

2 Italian heroes, 20 wings and 1 large pie, $39.99. for pick up. 40 wings for $27 80 wings for $53. Italian and American heroes for $12.95 per foot. Call ahead.

Super Bowl Party Package. Three foot party hero, 5 pounds of chicken wings and a beer mini-keg for $99. Add $9 for a chicken cutlet, roasted peppers and mozzarella hero.

Shananhan’s Bar and Grill_

$14 domestic buckets, $17.50 bucket of imports.

Past Times Bar and Grill_

Free buffet, 50-cent wings, two-fers domestic draft, and shots for every Giants touchdown. Watch the game on a 100-inch screen TV and 8 high definition TVs.

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Several catering packages. Wings in 20, 40, 60 and 80 piece sizes. Expecting a big crowd? Try the Touchdown package, which includes three racks of ribs, two pounds of pulled pork, two pounds of barbeque beef brisket, two whole rotisserie chicken, five pints of sides, cornbread, Texas toast and twelve mini rolls. Now that's doing it Texas style.