Super Bowl

Here's how you can watch Super Bowl LVII on FOX 5 DC through traditional TV or streaming services - and the schedule of events on Super Bowl Sunday!

Super LVII between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs kicks off Sunday on FOX 5, which means many restaurants and bars across the DMV are preparing for large crowds and a big boost in food orders.

Eagles fans hungry for a Super Bowl win and wishing for a taste of Philadelphia here in the D.C. area are in luck. While there may not be a Pat vs. Geno's rivalry in the District, there are plenty of spots to get your fix for a ‘whiz wit,’ or any other cheesesteak variation you might prefer. 

WHO doesn't love owls? Over the years, FOX5 has encountered a few local favorite – some might say superb – owls in and around the D.C. area. 

If you can't make the drive north to the 'City of Brotherly Love' to watch the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl – you can check out these places around the nation's capitol where you can cheer your team with your fellow green and silver fanatics!

Still need Super Bowl plans? Grab some friends and enjoy the game from the comfort of your own home with takeout deals from these DMV restaurants.

Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles kicks off Sunday, February 12 at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX 5. Ahead of the big game, we compiled a list of some places to find Kansas City style barbecue in the D.C. region.

Super Bowl XVII is days away, and if you're not rooting for either the Kansas City Chiefs or the Philadelphia Eagles — why not cheer for players from your home state? 

We talked with an expert on how you can have a winning digestive system as you recover from all the eating and drinking on Super Bowl Sunday

Maryland business owner Monica Blakely said she wanted to incorporate both Jason and Travis' teams equally, and she wanted to make sure the coat had a “little bling” on it, but not too much.

41% of people say they overate on Super Bowl Sunday, according to a new survey. But residents in D.C. opt for healthier choices on game day. 

This weekend’s Super Bowl LVII will be one for the history books as two African American quarterbacks, Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes, will be going head-to-head for the first time in Super Bowl history.