1. A Viewing Setup That Doesn’t Fail

• A TV big enough that nobody squints
• Clear sound (a small speaker or soundbar goes a long way)
• Extra seating—pillows, folding chairs, whatever keeps people comfy

2. Food People Can Graze On

Super Bowl food is all about easy, shareable, and abundant:

• Wings (classic, boneless, or both)
• Chips + dips (buffalo chicken dip, queso, guac)
• Sliders or pizza
• Veggie platter for balance
• Something sweet—cookies, brownies, football?themed snacks

3. Drinks for Every Type of Guest

• Beer variety pack
• Seltzers or cocktails
• Non?alcoholic options (soda, water, iced tea)
• A cooler or drink station so people don’t crowd your fridge

4. A Clean, Functional Space

• Clear surfaces
• Trash bags placed where people can find them
• Bathroom stocked with TP, soap, and a hand towel

5. Game?Day Extras

• Napkins, paper plates, and cups
• A place for coats
• Chargers or a power strip
• A halftime activity (prop bets, squares, trivia) if your group likes that

6. Vibe Setters

• Team colors or simple decorations
• A playlist for pre?game
• Lighting that isn’t too bright or too dark