Yes, it's America's game, and tacos are part of what makes being an American in Southern California great. For an easy crowd-pleasing Super Bowl solution, order a bunch of piping hot carnitas from this East LA institution and serve them up with salsas and chopped onions and cilantro with some steamed tortillas.

Yeah, it's not the sushi at Urasawa, but if you're looking to keep things fresh on a day that celebrates all of the glorious heavy American fare, Arado offers sushi platters of various sizes. It's especially imperative to call ahead to make sure the restaurant has enough fish to accommodate orders.

The Texans might have not made it far enough into the playoffs this season, but that doesn't mean you can't dig into Kevin Bludso's famous Texas-style brisket. The Compton, California native was trained by his great aunt in Corsicana, Texas on the art of the 'cue.

Super Bowl Sunday is "Superba Bowl" at Superba Food + Bread, and the Venice location is dishing out Harissa Spiced Chicken Wings with Yogurt Sauce, BBQ Pork Ribs and Fingerling Potato Salad alongside a couple other game day sides. Ordering is available online by filling out a form. Order fast — they're going to stop taking orders on Feb. 2 at 4 p.m.

Everyone's favorite Shabbos takeout is serving up a couple all-inclusive platters for 10-12 in addition to catering-sized trays of candied bacon, wings, and potato borekas. They're also serving up subs of customizable lengths. Don't wait too long, though, orders are due by Feb. 3 at 5:00 p.m.

Ayara Thai isn't just one of the better Thai restaurants in the city — it's also putting a Thai-style twist on game day fare, including Chicken Satay, fried shrimp, wontons and Thai Beef Jerkey. With two platters priced rather reasonably ($85 for 10-12, $45 for 5-7), it's definitely a good idea to call ahead. They're accepting phone orders at (310) 410-8848.

If you're going to do wings, why not up the ante with wings from a culture where wing eating and beer eating is its own subculture? Nothing quite compares to the crispy, vinegary sides of pickled daikon for balance, and the fried and glazed wings at Chicken Day fit the bill quite nicely.

Come on, it's a Burger Stadium. This is the only time it'll be appropriate to eat fries off of the football field. But actually, Chomp has a wide variety of platters available for your Super Bowl takeout convenience.

Every Domino's, Pizza Hut and Papa John's is going to have phones ringing off the hook, but if you're going to compete with hungry Super Bowl pizza eaters, why not go with a non-chain option that puts out a delicious pie in its own right? The Coops' prices are comparable to chains (as in, pretty darn inexpensive), but it'll feel — and taste — better to order from this 40-year-old family operation.