Irish Pub: The name says it all!

The Black Sheep: A fun atmosphere and a wide selection of beer on tap and by the bottle—there’s even a jukebox for your musical enjoyment.

Fado: This authentic Irish joint is featuring St. Patrick's Day events all week—they take this holiday celebration very seriously!

McGillin’s Old Ale House: Serving beer since 1860, this is the oldest continuously operating tavern in Philadelphia. Now that's impressive!

There are many more ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the city, so check out IrishPhiladelphia.com for all things Irish in Philly!

• Consider a regional theme. Are you pulling for one of the teams playing in the big game? This year the Indianapolis Colts will take on the New Orleans Saints, so take a cue from your favorite team’s city or region and use it as a unifying theme to plan your decorations and menu.
• Keep the finger foods flowing. Chips, dip, mini-meatballs, nachos, snack mix, flavored popcorn, sliders, buffalo wings, or anything that can be consumed without cutlery is sure to be a hit. Need a few ideas? Click here for game time party recipes.
• Throw a pigskin potluck party. Ask each guest to contribute a football-related food or drink item, and dole out prizes for the most creative interpretation of this request.
• Take one for the team. If your party guests are planning on downing more than a few cold ones during the big game, line up a few friends to serve as designated drivers for the event.

If you’re hosting a Superbowl party this year, don’t sweat it. Nobody’s expecting anything elaborate – just set out a few bowls of snacks, throw more beer in the cooler, and let the fun begin!