Philadelphia

East Passyunk’s newest restaurant hosts their first Super Bowl Party with food and drink specials and new menu additions at the bar at Palladino’s on Passyunk (1934 E. Passyunk Ave) on Sunday, February 1, 2015 from 6:00pm to 11:00pm. Catch the game (with sound) on our killer 60" HD TVs and enjoy our exclusive drink specials, including a complimentary Spaghetti Western shot for everyone at the bar at the start of half time, $4 Peroni drafts and $9 blood orange screwdrivers. Game-time food specials include potato skins, calamari, pizzatas and short rib stuffed potatoes.

For their first Super Bowl Party, Me N Mo Meatballs and More (214 South St, Philadelphia) will be serving up game-day food and drink specials on Sunday, February 1, 2015 from 12:00pm to 11:00pm. The bar and dining room will open early for pre-gaming with $5.00 red and white wine, $4.00 all bottled beer, and $1.00 off homemade lasagna and wedge salad with bacon and blue cheese. Buffalo Chicken and Hong Kong meatballs are on special and, during halftime,will be only $1.00. Super Bowl Sunday will also be the first full day that take-out is available for the full meatball menu.

Head to Midtown Village and catch the game at BRU Craft & Wurst (1318 Chestnut St, Philadelphia) on their huge projection wall (with sound) along with $5.00 American craft drafts (16+ to pick from) and game day food specials on Sunday, February 1, 2015 from 6:00pm to 11:00pm. Food specials will include $5.00 dips and sandwiches and an exclusive a preview of the menu from the soon-to-open U-Bahn. For more information, visit www.bruphilly.com, call (215) 800-1079 or follow @bruphilly.

Football fans rejoice! Watch the big game (with sound) and enjoy discounted drinks, off-menu specials, discounts and more at Taproom on 19th (2400 S. 19th St.) on Sunday, February 1, 2015 from 11:00am to 2:00am. Drink specials will include $3.00 Yuengling bottles, $3.00 Chesterfield draughts, $10.00 Chesterfield pitchers, $2.50 Miller High Life and Light bottles and more. Wings will be half off during the game. Enjoy Super Bowl menu additions all weekend long including cheeseburger hush puppies, munchies, pizza pigs in a blanket, loaded potato burger and a cheese plate.

Experience a decadent Swedish treat: stop by the American Swedish Historical Museum for a delicious semla, a rich puff pastry filled with almond paste and whipped cream.

Semlor was also the favorite pastry of the Swedish King Adolf Fredrik, who ruled in the mid 18th century. A rumor claims that he died from having too many at once, which is actually what he is most famous for in Sweden today.

Come in and have a hearty warm bowl of Swedish yellow pea soup and punsch. Dinner is served with sharp cheese, bread, dessert coffee and cash bar. The perfect way to shake off the cold of late January! The Men's Pea Soup Committee of the American Swedish Historical Museum is hosting the event on Saturday, January 31st 2015 at 6pm, continuing the annual Pea Soup and Punch Supper: Ärtsoppa och punsch.