If you've been waiting for a weekend where you can burn all of your energy hard and fast before tucking into something indulgent, this one's for you.
The city's spent the last four days coiling up like a tight spring ahead of some big events like Taverne Tour, Black History Month performances, and Montréal Boréal in the Sud-Ouest. But as Sunday strikes, nothing simmers down: Most bars in town with a TV and a decent kitchen will be screening the Super Bowl alongside plates of nachos, so we put together your best options for that.
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