With Super Bowl LX kicking off Sunday night, Baldwin County's bars, restaurants and entertainment venues are preparing for one of the busiest sports-viewing days of the year.

Whether you're looking for a family-friendly spot or just a bar with plenty of TVs and cold drinks, there won't be a shortage of places across the county showing the NFL's biggest game.

Kickoff is set for 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 8; here's a look at some watch party locations and popular viewing spots for Super Bowl Sunday in Baldwin County.

WATCH PARTY VENUES

There are expected to be plenty of Super Bowl watch parties across Baldwin County. Not every venue officially announces plans ahead of time, but several spots have confirmed game-day events.

One Club (Gulf Shores) — One Club is hosting a Super Bowl watch party outdoors featuring large outdoor screens, tailgate-style food specials, cornhole and other game-day activities. The venue has become a regular host for large sporting event watch parties.

Tee Off at The Wharf (Orange Beach) — Tee Off will offer bay rentals beginning at 5 p.m., including private lounges reserved for the duration of the game. The venue features multiple TVs throughout the bar area and an outdoor projector screen in the courtyard for non-golfers. Bay rentals are $150 for up to eight guests. The Wharf in general will be a safe bet for finding a screen to watch the game.

Flora-Bama (Perdido Key) — One of the most popular bars on the Gulf Coast, Flora-Bama is expected to draw a large gameday crowd. The venue will host its annual Super Chili Cook-Off on Saturday ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, with watch party details typically announced via social media a few days before kickoff.

LOCAL RESTAURANTS, BARS & VENUES

In addition to watch parties, many Baldwin County restaurants and bars will have the Super Bowl playing on their TVs throughout the night. Here are a few to choose from — and since its 2026 Best of Baldwin season, be sure to check out our winners for places we didn't mention.

IceHouse Tap Room (Gulf Shores) — IceHouse is a common gameday spot on the island, whether it's the Super Bowl or the Iron Bowl. Featuring a cajun-like menu, the Tap Room is a solid spot to eat some boudin balls and try any of the 24 craft beers while taking in the biggest game in football.

The Hangout (Gulf Shores) — Sitting on the Gulf Shores public beach, The Hangout regularly shows major sporting events and is expected to have Super Bowl LX playing on its large screens. It's a family-friendly, touristy option earlier in the day that typically grows its crowd by kickoff time.

Fairhope Brewing Company (Fairhope) — For fans looking for a more laid-back viewing experience, Fairhope Brewing Company is a popular choice and may even announce a watch party ahead of the game. The brewery often displays games of the current season and offers plenty of local craft beer.

American Legion Post 199 (Fairhope) — Post 199 is a military Veteran organization that is Open to the Public. The organizations announced via Facebook this week that they'll be offering food and drink specials for the Super Bowl along with the regular live music on the Mobile Bay.

Baumhower's Victory Grille (Daphne and Foley) — Founded by former Alabama defensive tackle Bob Baumhower, Victory Grille is a classic sports-bar destination for football fans in Alabama. Both locations will likely be busy on Super Bowl Sunday with multiple TVs and a full game-day menu.

Buffalo Wild Wings (Daphne and Foley) — A traditional but reliable Super Bowl stop, Buffalo Wild Wings typically offers game-day specials and an atmosphere built entirely around watching sports. Both Baldwin County locations are expected to draw large Super Bowl crowds.

Hooters (Gulf Shores) — Another common Super Bowl destination, Hooters on Beach Boulevard is known as "the world's tiniest Hooter's" and is likely to serve game-day specials to pair with the sports bar environment for the big game.