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The Best Places to Watch the Game

So, this Sunday. You could watch the game at your standard sports bar. Or you could watch the Super Bowl at your not-so-standard oceanfront rooftop, retro ski lodge or ping-pong lounge. (Tough call.) Herewith, a list of places that are, surprisingly enough, ready for some football.

THE CLEVE

Six Floors of Football Mayhem

What: A sprawling campus of game-day pleasures with screenings going on at the sun deck, indoor sports bar, rooftop terrace and music lounge.
TVs: 40, including a 15-foot projection screen on the roof.
Extra Point: Body-painted dancers during halftime. Better luck next time, Madonna.

FULL MONTY

Watching the Game in Monty’s Pool

What: A pool party turned viewing party where you’re welcome, nay, encouraged to don your swimsuit for the touchdown festivities. A great opportunity to break out your team’s custom-colored Speedo.
TVs: 20 50-inchers.
Extra Point: Bikinis and, well, more bikinis. (The $20 unlimited mimosas help.)

WELL AND GOOD

Massages and Hot Dogs at the Well

What: Watching the Pats from the comfort of Miami Beach’s only ski-lodge-styled bar seems about right. Four hours of open bar and gratis beer-boiled hot dogs don’t hurt, either.
TVs: A nine-foot projector and six 42-inchers.
Extra Point: On-hand masseuses from Angel Squads doling out neck rubs during halftime.

TABLE IT

Ping-Pong, Ribs and Football

What: The game will be on, sure, but there are also those seven ping-pong tables and five pool tables to keep you busy should you want to practice some hand-eye coordination of your own.
TVs: 11 50-inch LCD screens.
Extra Point: Ribs from Shorty’s Bar-B-Q.

WINTER HAVEN

A Futuristic Football Haven

What: Booze-soaked popsicles. Duck sliders. All Super Bowl essentials—as are $3 beers and 50-cent wings. You’ll find all of the above here.
TVs: 2,000 square feet of wraparound LCD screens.
Extra Point: Liquid-nitrogen ice cream in team colors. Gronkowski would want your support this way.