CELEBRATING THIS WEEKEND. TAKE A LOOK. THERE’S ONLY ONE REASON I’M AT A BAR WHEN I’M ON THE CLOCK, AND THAT’S BECAUSE THIS IS A SAFE HAVEN FOR PATS NATION. WE’RE ON POTRERO HILL IN SAN FRANCISCO AT THE CONNECTICUT YANKEE, WHERE PATS NATION IS GATHERING. WELCOME TO THE CONNECTICUT YANKEE WITH A LONG HISTORY IN SAN FRANCISCO GOING BACK TO 1907. WE ARE HERE FOR THE SUPER BOWL, BABY. READY TO GO HERE ON CONNECTICUT AND 17TH. ALL PATRIOTS NATION IS WELCOME TO JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION. THERE ARE FANS HERE FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY AND EVEN ALL OVER THE WORLD, BECAUSE I WATCHED THE VERY FIRST LIVE BROADCAST OF A SUPER BOWL IN THE UK. AND SO THE FOLLOWING YEAR I CAME TO NEW ENGLAND AND BEEN FOLLOWING EVER SINCE. IT’S A LOT OF GO PATS, A LOT OF DRAKE MAYE, A LOT OF ROLLING YOUR EYES WITH YOUR BOYS BACK IN THE BLOCK. IF YOU WANT, GRAB A BEER AND IF YOU’RE MISSING A TASTE OF HOME, THERE’S A LOBSTER ROLL ON THE MENU TO SAY HELLO TO MY FAMILY BACK IN MASSACHUSETTS AND GO, PATS. GO, PATS. WOULD YOU BELIEVE WE’VE ALREADY RUN INTO A GUY FROM NEWTON? IT’S ALL PART OF THE FUN THIS WEEK AND WE’RE BRINGING YOU ALONG FOR THE RIDE ON AIR ONLINE. BE SURE TO FOLLOW US ON WCVB.COM. THE FREE APP AND EVEN ALL OF OUR SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS. WE’RE BRINGING YOU ALONG FOR THE RIDE UP TO SUPER BOWL SUNDAY TO CATCH ALL THE ACTION. REPORTING FROM THE CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFO

Step inside San Francisco’s safe haven for Patriots fans ahead of Super Bowl LX

Patriots nation has a safe haven in San Francisco’s Connecticut Yankee

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Updated: 6:25 PM EST Feb 6, 2026

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The San Francisco area is home, of course, to the 49ers. But this year, the city is hosting the nation for Super Bowl 60. There is one particular place where friends of a feather can drink a beer together.On Potrero Hill in San Francisco, you’ll find the Connecticut Yankee, where Patriots Nation is gathering.”We are here at the Super Bowl, baby,” said Bill Morris, a Massachusetts native who is visiting from his current home in Washington, D.C. “We’re ready to go.”With a long history in the city going back to 1907, the bar welcomes New England fans from around the country and around the world.”I watched the very first live broadcast of a Super Bowl in the UK,” said Alan Mason, originally from England but now living in Stratham, Connecticut. “So, the following year I came to New England and been following ever since.”Fans can gather for the game, grab a beer, and if they’re missing the taste of home, there’s a lobster roll on the menu. Morris said he’s happy to spend time with fans from back home.”A lot of, ‘Go Pats.’ A lot of Drake Maye,” he said. “A lot of rolling your Rs with your boys back on the block.”Their doors will open at 11 a.m. on Super Bowl Sunday, and they don’t take reservations. So seating is first-come, first-served.

SAN FRANCISCO —

The San Francisco area is home, of course, to the 49ers. But this year, the city is hosting the nation for Super Bowl 60. There is one particular place where friends of a feather can drink a beer together.

On Potrero Hill in San Francisco, you’ll find the Connecticut Yankee, where Patriots Nation is gathering.

“We are here at the Super Bowl, baby,” said Bill Morris, a Massachusetts native who is visiting from his current home in Washington, D.C. “We’re ready to go.”

With a long history in the city going back to 1907, the bar welcomes New England fans from around the country and around the world.

“I watched the very first live broadcast of a Super Bowl in the UK,” said Alan Mason, originally from England but now living in Stratham, Connecticut. “So, the following year I came to New England and been following ever since.”

Fans can gather for the game, grab a beer, and if they’re missing the taste of home, there’s a lobster roll on the menu. Morris said he’s happy to spend time with fans from back home.

“A lot of, ‘Go Pats.’ A lot of Drake Maye,” he said. “A lot of rolling your Rs with your boys back on the block.”

Their doors will open at 11 a.m. on Super Bowl Sunday, and they don’t take reservations. So seating is first-come, first-served.