Ellory’s Superbowl Eats

In it for the food as much as for the football? Here are the best options around to make it a Super Sunday to remember.

Ellory Deaton, Co-Editor in Chief • February 5, 2026

Try some of these yummy restaurants on Superbowl night for a memorable Superbowl.

You don’t want to be hearing your family screaming at the tv superbowl night, here are some restaurants nearby that you can enjoy a nice meal from on superbowl night to dine in at or takeout from.

The Bungalow Lakehouse

Wings are a staple during football games. The Bungalow Lake House is a great place to sit down on their heated patio or takeout and enjoy crispy wings while watching the game. This casual American restaurant is known as a classic sports bar, with tasty football eats. 46116 Lake Center Plaza, Sterling. Bungalow Lake House

Rai’s Pour House

Another great sports bar, Rai’s Pour House is a family-run pizza joint, best known for their pizzas, wings and burgers. This casual dining restaurant is a place for family and friends to get together with fun vibes. They provide outdoor seating and are great for takeout if you don’t want to sit down and eat, as well as having live music on special occasions. 21430 Cedar Dr, Sterling. Rai’s Pour House

Burtons Grill and Bar

Burtons Grill and Bar is more of an upscale bar and grill chain with an extensive American style menu. The menu includes juicy burgers, bountiful salads, fresh seafood and more. They have great takeout hospitality and a nice dining experience, they are located in Epicerie Plaza in Sterling. Burtons Grill

Mission Barbeque

If you are looking for a more casual dining or takeout experience, Mission Barbeque is a barbeque joint honoring the military and other uniformed armed forces. Their menu ranges from homemade handcrafted baby back ribs to mac and cheese. Special occasions like the Superbowl would be delightful to enjoy a tender pulled pork sandwich. 45979 Denizen Plaza, Sterling. Mission Barbeque

About the Contributor

Ellory Deaton, Co-Editor-in-Chief

Ellory Deaton is a Co-Editor in Chief, and is a senior serving her second year as a staff reporter for DHS Press. She took broadcast journalism her sophomore year and contributed to the newspaper as a staff reporter last year. She enjoys interviewing athletes and coaches for their perspectives on and off the field. Ellory participates in field hockey and lacrosse; she is interested in working within the athletic community at a four year college. Outside of sports, Ellory is involved in Walking for Water, Morgan’s Message, Safe Haven, NHS and LHS members. If Ellory is not at Dominion or on the field you can catch her at any local shopping center, going out to eat with family or friends, and keeping her tan fresh on a nice day.