TV screens line the exterior edge of the dining area at Sam’s Place in Belle Meade, making it a great place to catch a game on the west side. And for those watching the big game from home, both locations are doing to-go specials on wings — in increments of 25, 50, and 100, with plenty of ranch and blue cheese for excessive feelings drowning/wing dunking.

Crow’s Nest in Green Hills is a two-story restaurant and bar packed with TV screens, plenty of seating, and standard bar fare. There are dozens of beers on tap and numerous other canned and bottled options. Game day specials begin at 5 p.m. and include $4 wells, $4 house wines, $3 domestics, and $1 off all drafts.

For those seeking a game day spot in Franklin or Murfreesboro, Miller’s Ale House offers two options. For those who would like to dine-in, Miller’s has created a unique advanced ticketing system so fans can get together with family and friends to eat, drink and watch the game hassle-free. Tickets for the Feb. 13 game are on sale at Miller’s now for $25 per person, and the purchase price is credited back to their game-day check. For those who prefer to enjoy the game at home, Miller’s offers large party platters of spicy tenders, burgers, and mac and cheese.

Broadway Brewhouse in Midtown has been a sports bar standby for years. Ample seating, plenty of televisions, and one of the best beer lists in the city make this a perfect spot to set up shop.

The multi-level Broadway bar will air the game on their 40-plus TVs — including the LED dance floor. Team-themed food specials and $3 Bud Light drafts are also on the docket.

Located at the bottom of the 5th and Main building in East Nashville, The Mainstay flies somewhat under the radar when it comes to sports bars. The restaurant accommodates plenty of seating and ample screens for viewing, plus a full bar and menu items such as wings, avocado fries, burgers, and flatbreads.