Bring a crowd up to Hellbender Brewing and unwind with $5 pints on all of its D.C.-made beer during the game. The brewery’s two big screen TVs will have the sound on. Smoke and Ember BBQ will be selling brisket, pulled pork, chicken and a smoked cabbage sandwich.

Tickets are on sale now for Mezcalero’s “Super Tazon” buffet that begins Sunday at 6 p.m. The $40 admission comes with all-you-can-eat tacos, enchiladas, wings, and fries along with bottomless beers and margaritas.

Score big at this Park View beer garden with $20 buckets of Corona tall boys and a $15 endless taco bar. PBR pints will be $4 in addition to some other discounts.

Jack Rose’s annual “Chili Bowl” event will include five types of chili and assorted drinks served in an all-you-can-eat-and-drink rooftop party. For $50, guests can indulge in bottomless bowls of chili flavors from classic to pozole verde. Tickets also provide unlimited access to 15 varieties of canned and draft beer from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The rooftop will open at 5 p.m. with individual chili bowls priced at $9 along with $6 beers, $8 “hot-tails,” and $10 cocktails. The normal terrace food menu will also be available.

Avoid the typical (and likely crowded) sports bar scene with an evening of football and drinks at City Winery. A $20 cover buys the choice of two evening specials: a themed cocktail flight, a wine flight or two PBRs. The first 50 tickets will be discounted for $15 each.

Pop into the Georgetown location of this local pizza chain for $20 buckets of beer starting at 6 p.m. The kitchen is also planning a free pizza bar from 6 p.m. through the third quarter of the game.

This craft beer pub and kitchen is catering to fans of both teams with a hearty menu of $12 cheesesteak spring rolls or potato skins and $16 Buffalo chicken pizzas. City Tap Dupont will have $4 Bud Lights, $5 craft beers, $6 house wines, and $7 premium mixed drinks, while the Penn Quarter location will serve $4 Bud Light and Victory Home Grown drafts. Show a ticket to Sunday’s Capitals game and get happy hour drink specials all night.

Penn Commons is serving a $30 buffet (beginning at 5 p.m.) that features a build-your-own nacho bar and pulled pork hand pies. The kitchen will nod to the Rams and Patriots with crispy fish tacos a la L.A. and New England clam chowder. Wash it all down with $5 happy hour drinks throughout the day.

Chef Ryan Hackey is turning out two comfort food specials this Sunday: American chop suey — a comfort food dish from New England full of melted cheese and ground beef in tomato sauce — and a California club sandwich for West Coast fans. Both will be $8, and guests can order off the regular menu as well.

Even Spike Mendelsohn’s new health conscious restaurant Vim & Victor is ready to indulge on Super Bowl Sunday. The party kicks off at 4 p.m. with a buffet lined with pizzas, wings, DIY nachos and Cuban sandwiches. Guests will get a welcome beverage and can purchase additional drinks a la carte. Fordham and Dominion Brewery will host a tap takeover, and expect some raffle pries and a pre-game DJ, too. Tickets are $40 in advance or $50 at the door.