The folks behind Los Altos (and sister restaurants La Palapa Del Parian at 1633 Lawndale St. and Los Arcos at 4327 Allen Road in Allen Park) will all air the big game and offer drink specials, including $18 buckets of beer, shot specials, and margaritas for $6. Dig in on shareable appetizers like queso flameado, guacamole, asada fries, a big plate of tacos, as well as a variety of spicy or citrusy cocktails and micheladas.

Because you can never go wrong with tacos, El Asador is offering an array of take-home party trays starting at $18. Select taco tray options from steak or chicken fajita, carne asada, chorizo and potato, ground beef or shredded chicken, mahi mahi, shrimp diabla, or mix and match. Each tray comes with 12 tacos. For the month of February, El Asador is also serving chicken wings, tossed with a variety of salsa options. Orders must be placed by February 12 and customers should note a pick-up time. A member of the restaurant’s staff will call guests to let them know when their orders are ready to be picked up. Call or order online here.

Super Bowl Sunday is a big production at Mallie’s. The restaurant features plenty of flatscreen TVs for premier football viewing and is currently accepting reservations. Very limited seating goes for $50. Admission includes unlimited drink and food access to a pizza bar, sloppy joes, hot dogs, a nacho and taco bar, an appetizer bar, a burger bar, sub sandwiches, and barbecued pulled pork.

Itching to go all out after COVID restrictions hampered big party plans? Blue Finn Bar & Grill is hosting an in-person Super Bowl party, with doors opening at 6 p.m. Tickets start at $20 and include a complementary snack buffet, limited free drinks, and a cash bar. For $375, VIP ticket holders get tickets for four guests, a reserved couch, a bottle of Moet, and choice of a platter of chicken wings or 12 grilled lamb chops. For tickets, click here.

The Loving Touch is hosting its first-ever Super Bowl party this year. The limited capacity event will feature multiple big screens, an all-you-can-eat buffet, cash bar, a drawing for WAB a gift certificate or Loving Touch show ticket at half time. Tickets can be purchased via Ticketweb by clicking here or at The Emory during business hours.

Hamtramck concert venue Small’s is turning into a sports bar on Super Bowl Sunday complete with a 25-foot TV. The bar will be offering pierogi nachos, $1 off tallboys and well drinks, and will not be charging a cover fee for entry. Doors open at 5 p.m. Guests must provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.

Rooting for Team Puppy Bowl? Don’t leave out the doggo on game day. Hit up select Beyond Juicery + Eatery locations for a healthy, frozen treat, certain to get the tail wagging. The pup cup is made with blended fresh bananas and peanut butter. Woof.

Planning a party at home? Pietrzyk Pierogi has a Super Bowl package that goes live starting February 1, with pickups on February 12. Each party pack comes with three- dozen pierogi, 12 kielbasa sliders, a pierogi taco kits that serves 12, and choice of sour cream for $109. Check the website for details.

Located inside the MGM Grand, TAP sports bar offers a relaxed dining atmosphere in a pub dedicated to sports. From top to bottom, TAP is decorated in memorabilia and offers 60 flat screen TVs, so you’ll be hard pressed to miss a touchdown.