Where to watch the Superbowl on every side of the bay. 

Black Barrel Rum at Palm House 

Sober January is officially over this weekend. To celebrate, head toPalm House Saturday, January 31 from 9-11pm for the release of their Mount Gay Black Barrel Run, hand-selected for the Cow Hollow restaurant. Crafted and bottled at the Mount Gay Rum distillery in Barbados, the new rum is bursting with exotic flavors such as spice, caramel, and oak. The Caribbean eatery will be offering drink specials like Black Barrel Five-Spice Daiquiris and Old Fashioneds along with other cocktails and food pairings throughout the night. 2032 Union Street, San Francisco

Nuubia Opens at The Market (in Twitter HQ) 

The world’s first confectioner committed to sourcing wildlife-friendly ingredients, Nuubia just opened inside San Francisco's newest culinary center, The Market. Aimed at providing locals with a new standard for ultra-fine confections, fine chocolates, sipping chocolates, macarons and French ice creams, you'll never want to leave this chocolate-covered candy land. 1355 Market Street, San Francisco

Watch the Superbowl in the North Bay: Copita 

If you're in the North Bay for the big game, Copita Tequileria y Comida is the perfect spot to watch. Their special game day menu features football favorites such as bacon guacamole ($15); wings with a choice of spicy rotisserie wings or fried buffalo wings ($14); potato skins with roasted poblanos, and more. If you're entertaining at home, opt for the delicious menu to go! 739 Bridgeway, Sausalito

Watch the Superbowl in the East Bay: plank

There isn't a bad seat in the house at plank. 40 HDTVs line the space so you can cheer on your favorite team with a beer in hand and a variety of wings such as sweet chili, old bay, or curry set before you. Plus, plank will be offering off a number of exciting prizes for the occasion. And if the game turns sour, you can always head to the bocce court instead. 98 Broadway, Oakland