Crazy to think that Los Angeles went 2 decades without an NFL team, and we just had two teams– with the Chargers, and the Rams– making the divisional playoffs. Next Sunday, January 20th, will tell us if our one remaining team that has made it to the next playoff game (The Rams) will be in The Super Bowl with the Patriots, Saints or Chiefs. If you’re not in Atlanta for The Super Bowl, and find yourself in Los Angeles, don’t worry…there’s plenty of local hotspots to watch the game and celebrate with Angelenos. Especially if our home team makes it into the big game. Of course, every barber shop, hotel bar, restaurant, shopping venue, etc., will be playing the game
Super Bowl Sunday in Los Angeles
For many international guests, Super Bowl Sunday is as foreign as a championship cricket game is to Americans. Super Bowl Sunday really is a national holiday. We eat and drink so much on this day, that it can easily compare to our Thanksgiving…only not as healthy. We indulge on beer, pizza, chicken wings, potato chips and shots of booze. We high-five, gamble, scream, tailgate, and barbecue, as two teams take to the field. This year, the Carolina Panthers will take on the Denver Broncos in Santa Clara, California at the Levi’s Stadium. British group, Coldplay, will headline the half-time show, with expected appearances with Beyonce and Bruno Mars. The anticipated commercials will be dominated by Budweiser and Doritos. If this