Fuel up before heading out to watch the action. All five bars at Xfinity Live will be open from 8 a.m. on parade day, including Victory Beer Hall, PBR Philly, NBC Sports Arena, 1100 Social, and the Broad Street Bullies Pub. Try Broad Street Bullies, which has 48 taps and tavern fare like burgers and buffalo chicken sandwiches.

If joining fellow Eagles fans filling up on crab fries is more important to you than being directly on Broad Street, head to this Philly sports bar institution. You’ll still be right near the start of the parade. And you’ll have crab fries.

Pop in for a quick slice of pizza at La Rosa, where the pies are thick and square-cut. That should balance out any free Bud Light you find along the way.

Classic diners are beloved. Classic diners-slash-cocktail bars are divine. This is the spot to order Belgian waffles with a Manhattan on the side. Yes, that’s a thing — or should be.

The Center City outpost of Northeast Philly’s Blue Duck opens at noon, which might just be perfect timing to catch the mayhem outside as it rolls past. This is a great pit stop for short rib mac and cheese with a side of beer.

Power lunch during the parade, anyone? The Palm offers a three-course meal for $26, so fans can mark the occasion like a high roller without spending like one.

The top of the Hyatt will provide a bird’s-eye view to see the action below. There’s also a power prix fixe lunch, and high tea from 2-4 p.m.

This centrally located Wawa will be the spot to grab Gatorade and snacks while waiting for the Eagles to ride by.

The Irish bar on the Parkway, Con Murphy’s is the place to be if you fancy a pint. Guinness always tastes like victory.

A dive bar near the parade’s end? Yes, please. At Mace’s, everyone knows each other and you’ll fit right in.

If there’s a time to celebrate with a Jack Daniel’s Burger, this could be it. But the main attraction here will be the cocktails. With a tropical-heavy drink menu, this will be the spot to pretend it’s warmer outside than it actually is.