Coming off of 2020, Super Bowl 55 — which will see the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — is going to look different than any other. But SF eateries are offering up some game day normalcy for takeout or delivery that’ll help make things feel a bit more familiar.

Despite the still virulent pandemic around us, Super Bowl Sunday has always existed as a celebratory event for Bay Area football fans and those who just tune in for the commercials and mini-concerts put on by modern-day pop icons.

Oh, and then there’s the food, of course.

While we all get reacquainted with al fresco dining, local restaurants have by no means shied away from offering takeout feasts fit for either one or the whole quarantine pod.

In the name of all things to-go, here are seven Super Bowl Sunday takeout offerings that SFist has deemed are well worth their price tags… and the subsequent outdoor workout sessions they may necessitate.

Alexander’s Steakhouse

The Bay Area-based collection of steakhouses is going in all things hoagies and sandwiches for Super Bowl Sunday. Among the offerings — which include 30-inch long by 5-inch wide heroes subs filled with either chicken cutlets or Italian meats — prime rib dinner and DIY sandwich kits are perfect for feeding your quarantine pod in a hassle-free manner. Pick-up or delivery for their Super Bowl feasts will be Sunday at their Brannan Street location. 448 Brannan Street (SoMa)

AltoVino

The Italian food touchstone at the edge of North Beach and Nob Hill is selling a Super Bowl Party Pack. The kit, itself, includes seven offerings (from glazed chicken wings and pulled pork slider, to mixed nuts and an arrangement of dips) and can be customized to your liking. At $200, it’s described as able to feed four, so let someone else take care of the drinks for Sunday. Make sure to make your order on Tock before Saturday to make sure your package will be assembled in time for the game. 1358 Mason Street (North Beach)

Balboa Cafe

For Super Bowl Sunday, the culinary team at Balboa Cafe will offer finger-friendly snacks to enjoy at-home (like the eatery’s buffalo-and-barbeque wings, house-made cornbread, corn fritters, etc.) and will also sell their Balboa Burger Kit. The latter-mentioned kit includes two eight-ounce custom burger blend patties, various toppings (think pickled red onions served in mason jars), and a half of a baguette from Jane the Bakery. Pick-up and delivery orders can be placed via phone at (415) 921-3944 or through DoorDash and Postmates. 3199 Fillmore Street (Cow Hollow)

Causwells

Causwells is vibing off the Americana-theme for Super Bowl Sunday and offering cheeseburger meal packages fit to feed anywhere between two people or an entire family; prices range from $48 to $100-plus, depending on the size of the package. Expect included sides for each order to be things like shishito peppers, house-cut fries, and salads of your choice, coleslaw, and more. All Super Soul Sunday meals need to be pre-ordered by Thursday, February 4th, for either pick up or delivery via Tock. 2346 Chestnut Street (Marina)

International Smoke

Ayesha Curry and Chef Mina’s International Smoke will offer a Big Game Spread that’ll feature 6 BBQ Brisket Sliders, pulled-pork nachos, duck fat fries, and a trio of complimentary sauces for $65, which can be expected to feed somewhere between two and three people. Six-packs of beer and Super Bowl-themed cocktails are also available to help wet you and your pod’s whistles. Visit michaelmina.net/restaurants/international-smoke/san-francisco for more details on how to place your order and to find delivery options. 301 Mission St (SoMa)

Kaiyo

Coming in at $145 (before tax, tipping, and any delivery fees), Kaiyo’s Game Day Grub pack is a splurge, in and of itself — but it feeds up to six people with five in-box offerings, including pork-filled empanadas and Puertorica-influenced hot wings. And if you truly want to go all-in and have an epic cheat(ish)-day, the Japanese-Puertrio fusion restaurant’s omakase plate is a must-eat. Place your order at least a few hours in advance on Tock to ensure you get it when you’d like to start feasting. 1838 Union Street (Cow Hollow)

Prubechu

Prubechu's $100 Big Game Day Chesa Box — filled with chicharrones and a wasabi ranch dip, chicken kelaguen tacos, barbecue pork ribs (with red rice), and more — is the answer to escaping the usual muted plate of nachos of past Super Bowl Sundays. The restaurant is also doing a Super Bowl Squares contest for a chance to things like free beer, empanadas, and possibly a dinner for two (and a one-night stay) at the Proper Hotel, which you’ll be able to enter once you purchase your munchies box. Place your order by calling (415) 853-0671 or doing so online via Tock; pickup will be from noon to 5 p.m. come game day. 2224 Mission Street (Mission)

Also: Don't forget to look over our essential takeout cocktail and food guides, where we’ve cataloged (many, not all) of San Francisco’s bars and eateries doing takeout amid the pandemic.

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Image: Prubechu's Big Game Day Chesa Box (Courtesy of Instagram/prubechusf)

Many restaurants have been forced to shut their doors in San Francisco, and everyone is hoping against hope that they will be able to reopen when the time comes — if and when this storm hopefully passes. For those restaurants that have stayed open as delivery- and takeout-only, today is a day to show solidarity and order from them.

It's called The Great American Takeout (#TheGreatAmericanTakeout), and though it's a promotion that was drummed up by a coalition of corporate restaurant groups — among them Applebee's, Panera Bread, and Chevys Fresh Mex — you can use it as an opportunity to show mass support for your neighborhood businesses.

SFist has this running list of local restaurants open for takeout and delivery, sorted by neighborhood, so feel free to choose one from there or hop on your favorite delivery app and see what's available today for lunch or dinner.

Safety tips: When ordering takeout or delivery, if you want to keep yourself as safe as possible from the coronavirus, toss out the takeout containers immediately, put food on plates, and wash your hands after touching the containers. Also, opt for contact-less delivery.

You can also support restaurants by buying gift cards and certificates for future meals — to help them make rent next month. A site launched this week from Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger called SaveOurFaves that will help you find local restaurants to support in this way.

"This is no longer about the survival of individual restaurants,” says Russ Bendel, CEO of The Habit Burger Grill, in a release about the virtual nationwide event. "It’s about the future of our industry. And time has run out. Together, we must act to support each other and our communities in unprecedented ways."

As part of the awareness campaign, people are being asked to tweet or post to Instagram about their takeout orders using the hashtag #TheGreatAmericanTakeout.

There's also a Twitter account for the event — which could have ongoing impacts — and you can follow that here.