Sunday’s kickoff time is 3:30 p.m. for the Chiefs Eagles Super Bowl, but you’ll want to snag spots earlier to watch at one of the Bay Area’s popular sports bars or other venues

Here are options with plenty of screens — some are classic hangouts; others have only been around since Tom Brady started his encore career as a commentator.

Britannia Arms, Almaden, San Jose: The Super Bowl Blitz at the Brit kicks off at 11 a.m. with Taylor Swift Bingo, Swiftie prizes and Taylor-themed cocktails, followed the big game and Super Bowl Commercial Bingo, food and drink specials. Register at this link for free admission and a raffle ticket.

The Lot, San Ramon: Watch the big game on a movie screen with theater seating. all-you-can-eat Tailgate Party food stations, plus raffles and outdoor games. Doors open at 2 p.m. Reserve tickets, $75 adults, $35 children. 6000 Bollinger Canyon Road.

Zone 8 Sports Bar & Grill, San Jose: This casino venue offers viewing on 40 high-def flat screens and two 200-inch screens, plus a diverse menu of sports faves and Pacific Rim dishes. Fee admission. 887 Matrix Blvd., Casino M8trix.

Rickey’s Sports Lounge, San Leandro: Fans of all teams are welcome at the revamped Rickey’s, the legendary home of Raider Nation. Limited reservations left for Sunday’s watch party with DJ. The cover charge for arrivals from noon to 3 p.m. is $10, the charge for post-3 p.m. arrivals is $20 and the reservation fee is $100 for a table for four. 15028 Hesperian Blvd.

Devil’s Canyon Brewing Company, San Carlos: Reserve a free seat in advance (Eventbrite link) for the Super Bowl watch party and get a free drink ticket and a seat for the whole day. Starts at noon, features food truck and beer deals. 935 Washington St.

San Pedro Square, San Jose: This entertainment district is filled with viewing options, including SP2 Communal Bar, The Brit, Farmers Union, Old Wagon Saloon and a watch party at Sushi Confidential.

Cali’s Sports Bar & Kitchen, Berkeley: Reserve free seating in advance (Eventbrite link) for the watch party at this sports bar with 16 screens and lots of lounging space. Food and drink specials all day. 2367 Telegraph Ave.

Rookies Sports Lodge, San Jose: Two locations, both with wall-to-wall TVs, long menus and plenty of brews on tap. We like the pulled pork sandwich with sweet potato fries at the downtown location and The Piggy pizza in Willow Glen. Free admission. 99 South First St. and 1535 Meridian Ave.

The New Parkway Theater, Oakland: Watch all the action on a really BIG screen at this indie movie theater known for hosting sports watch parties. Purchase advance tickets, $12 to $16, at www.thenewparkway.com. 474 24th St.

The Hook Bar & Grill, Campbell: On Super Sunday, this neighborhood favorite with a dozen screens will host a potluck with drink specials. 2369 Winchester Blvd.

Retro Junkie, Walnut Creek: Fans 21 and older can watch the Super Bowl on a big screen and several TVs, play arcade games and pool before and after. Reserve free seating in advance (Eventbrite link) for the 2 p.m. event. 2112 N. Main St.

Double D’s Sports Grille, Los Gatos: It’s a fixed-price, reservations-only watch party at this legendary South Bay sports bar, and only a handful of tickets remain. For $150, you get all-you-can-eat food, one welcome drink, swag bag and raffle tickets for prizes including 49ers game tickets and field passes, signed jerseys, memorabilia, apparel. 354 N. Santa Cruz Ave.