We’ve discovered some Super Bowl deals for you, whether you’re watching the game at home or looking to catch it at a local venue. When is the Super Bowl? It’s on February 8, 2026. Get ready for an exciting matchup and explore these Super Bowl Restaurant Food Specials for a great Sunday without overspending.
In this Article:
- Where to Watch the Big Game
- Tips and Ideas on how to SAVE Money at your Super Bowl Party
- Inexpensive Super Bowl Foods
- Super Bowl Grocery Store Deals for the Game
Where to Watch the Super Bowl in Wichita:
If you don’t feel like staying home on Super Bowl Sunday, we’ve found several places in Wichita where you can watch the big game. Enjoy the fun and excitement as we all cheer on our favorite team.
I have compiled a list of local and national food deals for the Super Bowl. Some deals are available only on Sunday, and others are available all week long.
Hosting a Super Bowl Party? Tips to Stay on Budget
Tips and Ideas on how to SAVE Money at your Super Bowl Party:
Watching the Super Bowl can be an enjoyable experience without breaking the bank. Here are some tips to help you save money while still enjoying the game:
- Host a Potluck Party: Instead of shouldering the cost of all the food and drinks yourself, consider hosting a potluck party where each guest contributes a dish. This way, the financial burden is shared, and you’ll have a variety of food to enjoy.
- DIY Decorations: If you plan to decorate your space for the Super Bowl, consider making your own decorations. Get creative with team colors, print out banners or signs, and use items you already have at home to add a festive touch.
- Buy Generic Brands: When purchasing snacks, drinks, and other party essentials, opt for generic or store-brand products instead of name brands. You can often find similar quality at a lower cost.
- Take Advantage of Sales and Coupons: Keep an eye on sales and promotions leading up to the Super Bowl. Stock up on snacks, beverages, and party supplies when they are on sale, and use coupons to maximize savings.
- BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverage): If you’re hosting a party, consider making it a BYOB event. This way, guests can bring their preferred drinks, reducing the amount you need to spend on beverages.
- Shop in Bulk: Warehouse stores or bulk retailers often offer lower prices on party supplies. Consider buying in bulk for items like chips, drinks, and disposable utensils if you have the storage space.
- Opt for Homemade Snacks: Instead of buying pre-packaged snacks, consider making your own. Homemade snacks can be more cost-effective, and you have control over the ingredients.
- Stream the Game Legally: If you’re considering subscribing to a streaming service to watch the Super Bowl, explore legal and cost-effective options. Some platforms offer free trials or special promotions during major events.
- Avoid Impulse Buys: Plan your purchases in advance and stick to your budget. Avoid unnecessary impulse buys and focus on the essentials to keep costs down.
- Use Free Apps and Websites: Instead of ordering pay-per-view, check if the game is available on free streaming platforms or apps. Many networks offer live streaming options for major events.
By implementing these tips, you can create a budget-friendly Super Bowl experience while still enjoying the excitement of the game with friends and family.
Inexpensive Super Bowl Foods
- Big Pigs in a Blanket
- Croissants/crescent dinner rolls and hot dogs.
- Chili
- Nacho Bar
- Chips
- Velveeta and Rotel
- Beef
- Potato Skins
- Potatoes
- Bacon bites
- Cheese
- Bake potatoes in the microwave. Cut lengthwise into quarters, then scoop out the centers, leaving about 1/2 inch of potato skin. Fry skins and top with cheese and bacon bites. Yummy!
- Ham and Cheese Sliders
- Hawaiian rolls (I get ours at Aldi)
- Ham or turkey
- Cheese of your choice
- Melt butter (you can add Worcestershire sauce and garlic powder if you have it)
- Make your sandwiches. Pour the butter mixture onto the sandwiches and then bake at 350 degrees with foil on top for 7-9 minutes.
Super Bowl Grocery Store Deals for Game:
You can order takeout, have your game-day catered, or do the work yourself and save with SUPER grocery deals this week.
Aldi’s Grocery Deals for Super Bowl Sunday
Aldi, renowned for its already highly competitive prices, is set to enhance its affordability just in time for the Big Game. From January 31 onward, Aldi will be reducing prices on numerous products essential for a Super Bowl party, offering a substantial 25% off on select items
- Bremer Original or Italian Meatballs: $4.49
- Burman’s Hot Sauce: $1.49
- Casa Mamita Mild Salsa: $1.69
- Casa Mamita Medium Salsa: $1.69
- Clancy’s Cheese Melt: $3.69
- Clancy’s Wavy Potato Chips: $1.59
- L’oven Fresh Hawaiian Sweet Rolls: $1.99
- Mama Cozzi’s Pizza Kitchen Take and Bake Deli Pizza 16” Five Cheese Deli Pizza: $4.59
- Park Street Deli Fresh Guacamole: $3.29
- Park Street Deli Hummus Quartet: $3.29
- Park Street Deli Jalapeño Artichoke Dip: $2.49
- Parkview Cocktail Sausages: $2.49
- Season’s Choice Potato Puffs: $2.29
Dillon Grocery Deals for Super Bowl Watch Parties
Besides Aldi, I always check the deals at Dillon’s for seasonal specials. They’re pretty competitive. Just make sure you have and use your Dillons Plus Card.
Dillon’s has licensed NFL t-shirts and many other ways to rep your team this year!
Super Bowl stuff from Sam’s Club or Costco
Any time we need super-sized versions of anything, I head to Sam’s Club or Costco because you will most often (not always) get a better price per pound. So, whether you’ve got a membership or not, remember that you can get great prices on fresh or frozen meats, frozen party-size appetizers, huge trays of cookies or other sweets, and big variety packs of snacks for close to a quarter each.
WOTC Pro Tip: Anyone can shop Costco.com, although there are a few hitches for nonmembers:
- You will pay an extra 5% surcharge, but usually, you still get a deal.
- You can not use it for “Member-Only” Savings deals.
- If you spend less than $1,200 a year at Costco online, it’s not worth purchasing a membership (you will just pay the 5% surcharge), but if you plan to spend more than $1,200 a year online, it will save you money to purchase a membership.
