Wingmans will offer the best of both worlds this Super Bowl: an at-home delivery kit, available nationwide, and events at its Soho and Kilburn restaurants. A £50pp ticket buys a table; wings; beers; ice cream, and more, but be warned that only Soho has space left for a minimum of 10 guests. The delivery kit, however, comprises 1.5kg of wings; two sauces; and all the necessary fixings, for £45.

Until 4 a.m., Camden’s biggest soul and blues venue will throw up the game on a large projector screen, prefaced with live old school blues to boot. Expect stadium snacks, of similar ilk to the menu Blues Kitchen is known for — pork ribs, Texan barbecue burgers, jerk chicken — all night.

This rapidly rising White City barbecue restaurant is putting out a serious Super Bowl spread, including a pilsner queso; Buffalo wings; a seven-layer taco dip; and jalapeno popper wontons. With 16 beers on tap and tickets from £45, it’s set to be a serious night (and early morning.)

The Clapham Grand is bolstering its Super Bowl event with the addition of a newish fried chicken specialist, Thunderbird. Groups can sit in “boxes,” with festival-style seating all over the venue, and vegan alternatives for those who do not believe that the bird is the word.