Farm Burger, a vendor at the host venue Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, is serving two special menu items themed after both playing teams. Now through Sunday, fans can order the New England Double Dig — two crispy clam strip rolls with slaw and house-made pickled jalapeños — or the Los Angeles Pylon Post — a chicken burger with guacamole, grilled tempeh, tomatoes and mayonnaise. Each item is priced at $10.50. Farm Burger is based in Atlanta with 12 restaurants.

For hungry football fans watching the game, the quick-service brand will line up a Super Bowl special: a 50-piece platter of Chicken Supremes or Homestyle Tenders for $49.99. The meal comes with 12 types of sauces. Bojangles’ is based in Charlotte, N.C., and has more than 750 restaurants.

The pizzeria on Mount Hood in Oregon will partner with local dispensary Mount Hood Cannabis Co. to deliver a free cheese or pepperoni pizza with the purchase and delivery of any half-ounce of marijuana Friday through Sunday.

On game day, the pizza buffet chain plans a to-go offer of three medium, one-topping pizzas for $12. Cicis is based in Irving, Texas, with more than 430 stores.

The Los Angeles spot, owned by actor Danny Trejo, is serving football-shaped donuts inspired by the Los Angeles Rams through Super Bowl Sunday.

The casual-dining chain is engaging fans with “The Incredible Seafood Super Stadium Challenge,” which entails creating a “snack stadium” with seafood. To participate, fans must assemble an original design or recreate the chain’s version (pictured). Once they share a social media post of it on Super Bowl Sunday, they will get a chance to win gift cards for one month, three months or even six months of free Cheddar Bay Biscuits. Red Lobster is based in Orlando, Fla., with more than 700 units.

The full-service burger chain, owned by the Los Angeles-based Elite Restaurant Group, will offer wings for $5 with the purchase of any beer on Super Bowl Sunday. The deal can be redeemed only through the Slater’s 50/50 loyalty app and will be available at 10 stores in California, Nevada and Texas.

The Sausalito, Calif., restaurant will serve Mexican-inspired menu items like Oaxacan Cheese and Jalapeño Quesadilla Bites for Super Bowl viewers. Those enjoying the game at home can pre-order executive chef Daniel Tellez’s Super Bowl Party Pack, which includes 10 tacos, an order of papas bravas and a dozen wings for $30.

If the Super Bowl goes into overtime, the casual-dining operator will celebrate by offering one free order of snack-sized chicken wings, boneless or traditional, to all dine-in customers who visit a location on Feb. 18 from 4 to 7 p.m. local time. Buffalo Wild Wings is based in Atlanta with more than 1,200 units.

For crowds, the 13-unit New York City-based sandwich concept is offering 25 percent off online orders over $100 through Monday. Customers can redeem the deal with promo code “Superbowl53.”

On Saturday, the quick-service chain will treat football fans to a special deal: 25 mini corn dogs for $5. Wienerschnitzel is based in Irvine, Calif., with more than 300 restaurants.

The Boston spot has a Super Bowl Tailgate Menu that patrons can pre-order by phone or via the Internet to pick up on Sunday. For a minimum of $75, guests can enjoy an array of options such as buttermilk biscuits, fried chicken, a kit of pulled pork sliders, chicken wings and other dishes.

Those who use promo code “TOUCHDOWN” when ordering from the quick-service brand online will get $10 off of one Family Feast or $25 off of two Family Feasts through Feb. 3. Panda Express is based in Rosemead, Calif., with more than 2,100 locations.