Where to watch Super Bowl LI in Boston

Chef/owner Andy Husbands and Narragansett beer are teaming up for a Whole Hog Extravaganza, featuring freshly carved crispy suckling pig and buckets of fried chicken with “sexy gravy.” Fans have the option to reserve general admission ($45), club seats ($59) or owner’s box ($75) packages, each of varying food, drink and seating inclusions. 1 Kendall Square, Cambridge, reservations required, 617-577-RIBS

Viewing options: 12-foot projection screens

Executive Chef Jason Heard will create a Super Bowl edition of their signature large format meaty meals served in a mini red Radio Flyer wagon. The $90 platter will feature a pulled pork nacho platter — enough to serve 8-10 hungry people, or one or two food comatose you and me’s. Takeout options are also available with 24-hour notice, including the B(rady)BQ ($160) with three racks of ribs, pit beans, cheddar corn bites, slaw and extra sauce for dippin.40 W. Third St., South Boston, 617-658-3452

Viewing options:More than 60 TVs

The game night standby will be slinging Big Game Specials, featuring a bucket of four Coors Lights with potato wedge nachos for $18. Drool — tell me more. Plus, rare reservations for groups of eight to 15 are available on limited basis — so better call all your friends now. 62 Brookline Ave., Boston, casknflagon.com

Viewing options:Three giant projection screens

If you wanted a battle of the wits on Super Bowl Sunday then the Somerville brewery has you covered. Aeronaut hosts a #Snarkerbowl tweet off between comedians Dana Jay Bein, Katie Que and you. Meanwhile, guests are encouraged to bring their best homemade chili for an impromptu cook off with prizes. Plus, of course, beer.13 Tyler St., Somerville, aeronautbrewing.com