Break Out The Chips And Dip, See Inside America's Best Super Bowl Man Caves

Residents in Lakewood, Washington have the opportunity to live in car heaven with an auto-themed 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom mansion complete with two dining rooms, library, hobby room, and a 1,000-sq ft  deck. Described as being "designed for a car enthusiast,” the eclectic entertaining room even has a classic car in the middle of the floor, while beer signs adorn the walls, and a huge old-school fridge can fit enough cold ones for a party. Tucked away from the rest of the $1,295,000 house, this multi-purpose man cave comes complete with its own kitchen, car elevator, bathroom, workshop, and billiards room.

Where could be better to watch the historic New England Patriots and New York Giants match up than your own pub? Football fanatics with $6,995,000 to spare can splurge on an opulent 24,500-sq ft home in Washington, Utah with the ultimate amenities for any aspiring party host. Four ceiling-mounted TVs offer a 360-degree view of the game, and the hardwood floors, full bar, bar tables, and a pool table give the private residence the ambiance of a real pub. For guests who don't want to watch the big game, a two-lane bowling alley, swimming pool, gym, theater, spa, and arcade provide plenty of distractions.

Everything is bigger in Texas, even the man caves. This culturally conflicted home claims to be a “French colonial constructed of vintage old Chicago brick with an  English Pub-inspired man cave in Texas,” and features a “one-of-a-kind man room” that includes a  poker table, full bar, kitchen, pool table, and dart board. The 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom home in the town of Springs can be bought for the bargain - and reduced - price of $2,999,000.

Also in Texas, where men are men and women are football fans, a $3,695,000 4-bedroom, 6-bathroom home in Dallas takes a more sophisticated twist on the classic man cave. Decorated with artistically painted ceilings, crystal chandeliers, marble pillars and tapestry carpets, the recreation room makes even a  flat-screen TV, dart board, pool table  and arcade games interior design-desirable.

Decorated like a wood cabin, a Cambridge, Maryland abode, which claims to be “one of the most significant hunting and equestrian estates" in the whole of the U.S. Tudor Farms, sprawls across 6,250 acres and an 11-bedroom, 10.5-bathroom lodge-style home. But the best part of the real estate package is the 14,000 square foot man cave lined with wood paneling, tree trunk pillars, corner-mounted TV, pool table, shuffle board and bar.

From rustic to ultra modern, guests at this Laguna Beach, California contemporary house (listed at $7,995,000) better not spill any salsa or chili on the kitchen's gleaming surfaces. The 9,500-sq ft Orange County home includes a sharp entertainment lounge with wet bar and media area, plus a wine cellar with tasting area for guests who want to drink something more sophisticated than beer, a professional-grade gym, sauna, elevator, and outdoor entertaining area with a 74-foot lap pool, spa, and a rooftop deck.