Superbowl LVIII Watchparty
Updated: Feb 3, 2024
Join us at all Howe Sound locations (Squamish, East Van & New West) to watch the 2024 Superbowl and enjoy game-day deals on food & drinks! 🍻
HOWE SOUND BREWING - Elevate Your Game Day Experience
Indulge in the ultimate game day atmosphere at Howe Sound Brewing, where three sensational locations await your presence – Squamish, East Vancouver and New Westminster. Immerse yourself in the electric vibes, delightful company, and the adrenaline of the big game.
Howe Sound Brewing Squamish
37801 Cleveland Ave, Squamish, BC V8B 0A7
Our flagship Squamish location boasts a captivating setting with a projector screen above a cozy fireplace and an additional 5 HD TVs. Dive into the game with tailgate nachos, specialty pizzas, and $20 jugs during the game. Happy hour kicks in from 3-5 pm, featuring quarterly draws and a thrilling $100 final prize.
View Superbowl Special Menu here 🍴
Reserve a table here 🏈
Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen - East Van
1489 E Hastings St, Vancouver, BC V5L 1S4 (The Waldorf)
East Vancouver's hotspot offers 7 large HD TV screens, a private side room for sizable groups (please click the link below to reserve), and tempting appies and shareables. Enjoy $18 Howe Sound Lager jugs and $10 double Caesars, with happy hour running from 3-5 pm.
View Superbowl Special Menu here 🍴
Reserve a table here 🏈
Howe Sound Taphouse & Kitchen - New West
411 Columbia St, New Westminster, BC V3L 1A9 (The Met Hotel)
New Westminster's location is decked out with 8 large HD TV screens, ensuring you catch every moment of the action. Cheer for your team while savoring delectable game-day bites and relishing $18 Howe Sound Lager jugs, and $10 double Caesars all day long. Happy hour extends from 3-6 pm, featuring quarterly draws and a thrilling $100 final prize.
View Superbowl Special Menu here 🍴
Reserve a table here 🏈
Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Elevate your game day experience with Howe Sound Brewing – where the thrill is on tap! 🍻
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