The Grey Cup is the Canadian Football League championship, played on a Sunday in November at a stadium chosen a year or more in advance. Kickoff lands around dinner time in Eastern Canada and mid-afternoon in the west, so most people watch over a Sunday meal: wings, pizza and pitchers at a pub or sports bar, or takeout for a party at home.
Few chains publish an offer branded for the Grey Cup. Most of what runs that day is regular Sunday pricing: wing deals at pubs and sports bars, kids-eat-free nights, and pizza and wing bundles sold every day for takeout or delivery. Game-day menus and watch parties come mostly from pubs, hotel lounges and casinos, more often in the host city and in the home cities of the two finalists, and they are announced close to the game.
Sunday wing deals are almost always dine-in only and often need a drink purchase or a minimum order. Ticketed watch parties usually bundle a drink or a buffet with entry, so compare the ticket price with what the same food costs from the menu. For a party at home, compare pizza and wing bundles by price per person before tax, delivery fees and tip.