Oakland Raiders | high-tech sports arena | California | Atlanta

It's the famous bar that inspired the TV show. Norm and Cliff won't be there, but you can bank on being surrounded by a colorful cast of characters as you sip a pint and watch the sporting event of the year.

ESPN Zone, Atlanta (404) 682-3776
www.espnzone.com
Big screens. Big burgers. And if the game's a blowout, you can entertain yourself with a range of interactive sports in the Zone's high-tech sports arena. The only catch: The ESPN Zone is such a hopping hot spot, reservations are recommended to secure yourself a seat.

The Sports Book, Bellagio, Las Vegas,(702) 693-7111
www.bellagio.com
It's not whether you win or lose; it's whether you cover the spread. Even if you haven't placed a wager, nothing's more entertaining than watching the game with lots of people who have.

Ricky's Sports Theatre & Grill, San Leandro, California (510) 352-0200
www.rickys.com
A favorite of Oakland Raiders fans, Ricky's is paradise for any serious football lover. There are even TVs in the bathroom so you won't miss a thing. Sandwiches, like the Jim Plunkett and the Ken "the Snake" Stabler, are named after past Raiders greats.

Luna Park, Los Angeles (323) 934-2110
www.lunaparkla.com
This inventive California-style bistro is giving its guests the "Blue Ribbon Treatment" on Super Bowl Sunday. That means $10 for a shot of Jack Daniel's whiskey or Sauza Hornitos tequila, a chaser of old-fashioned Pabst Blue Ribbon beer (in the can), and a packet of beer nuts. Oh, and the game will be shown on flat-screen TVs.

Brother Jimmy's BBQ, New York (212) 288-0999