I’m looking for some ideas for my Superbowl menu for Sunday, so what is everyone making/serving on this pivotal date on your culinary calendar? Here is what I have so far: I’m going to make these great greek meatballs... (34 replies, last updated by Davwud February 3, 2009)

I was hoping to make some Florida inspired food for the Superbowl but not being from there, or having never visited I am drawing a blank? I was thinking Cuban? Seafood? Any ideas/recipes would be greatly appreciated, I am trying to... (10 replies, last updated by blkorean777 January 26, 2007)

It’s nearly time for the Superbowl and I was wondering if people would have any good ideas for tasty bites or simply good eats that I can bring along and possibly reheat at the host’s place. I’m also looking for... (16 replies, last updated by Tee February 2, 2006)

We will be in Nashville for Superbowl Sunday, and we are trying to find a casual place relatively near our hotel (Gaylord Opryland) to watch the game. There will be a group of about 8 of us, and we’d like a comfortable place... (1 reply, last updated by MusicCityMissy February 1, 2009)

Terrific menu, cheesecake 17! You are a goddess and the men should know it. Curious about the lentil walnut pate. Can you share the recipe? Have a great time Sunday! (8 replies, last updated by lizzy February 2, 2009)

My husband likes to watch the Superbowl by himself, says having other people around is just annoying because they keep talking...that kind of limits the menu :-) But this year, I am leaving him tomatillo salsa and chips, and some... (24 replies, last updated by exvaxman February 5, 2005)

2 of us but it was a special night. The truffle tasting menu with the wine matching was an A+. I was lucky to eat at L’Grill in Monaco not long after that and would say that each spot was the finest french food I have ever... (0 replies, last updated by kevin25 January 21, 2008)

In from LA for superbowl and looking for place to take business associates. Some pretty serious foodies, but were also going to enjoy drinking and yelling at the TV. Pub with good/great food would be perfect. Thanks in advance. (8 replies, last updated by Chownut January 14, 2007)

Philly has Cheesesteaks. New England has Clam chowder. What does Pittsburgh have? I need to know what to cook for the Superbowl. All opinions welcome. Thanks. (28 replies, last updated by Kelli2006 January 20, 2009)

Funny you should mention it – just finished up my invitations – SuperBowl XXXVIII party is at my house. My co-host is an opinionated 11 year old (is there any other kind?) boy. Negotiations thus far have produced the... (28 replies, last updated by Dave Hicks January 26, 2004)

I’m looking for vegetarian recipes for a Superbowl party. All I can think of is some dips (taco dip, guacamole, for example) and maybe some cheese enchiladas. I’m looking for more creative suggestions. Any ideas? (34 replies, last updated by goodhealthgourmet May 17, 2009)

My menu is pretty low-brow as we usually have sort of a wild crowd that just likes to eat a lot. Pretty spicy chili with dishes of sour cream, green onions, and oyster crackers to add as desired. A baked chili rellenos sort of... (13 replies, last updated by sue February 5, 2006)

Went to Pho Superbowl tonight for dinner and had a wonderful evening. The owners are warm and friendly, and happy to explain the menu to novices. My husband had the Pho Super bowl with rare steak and well done brisket. The broth... (10 replies, last updated by phee November 14, 2008)

My wife and I are looking for a sports bar in the north suburbs of Chicago to watch Superbowl on Feb 4. We are in our 40’s and 60’s respectively, don’t normally watch sports or go to bars so we are completely clueless... (2 replies, last updated by tktchr February 1, 2007)

I’ll share my superbowl menu with you since we didn’t have any of the same things. Many people commented that it was nice to have something “different”: Spirial Ham Sauerkraut Pasta Salad Baked Beans Cinnamon... (1 reply, last updated by CeeBee February 10, 2008)