Here's What Super Bowl Stadium VIPs Will Be Eating In Miami

How suite it is!

NFL fans shelling out for a luxury suite at the Super Bowl in Miami can do more than just root for the Chiefs or 49ers at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday, February 2--they can also feast on an extravagant $5,000 "Oysters and Pearls Package." 

The showy shellfish offer is being peddled by stadium caterer Centerplate and features a dozen oysters on the half shell, caviar with crème fraiche and potato blinis, a bottle of Dom Perignon Brut 2008 Vendage served in crystal flutes, and an Akoya pearl bracelet. 

Eating the bracelet is obviously not recommended, but it could be a memorable keepsake if you feel like dropping five grand on the package, though interested parties are advised to pre-order the limited-edition deal before the Big Game.

Other items you'll find in the suites include the following South Florida-inspired snacks:

18-Inch Hot Dogs

There's a grilled Cuban hot dog with mojo pork, mustard, swiss cheese and pickles as well as a crazier Key West dog with spicy coleslaw, key lime aioli, red jalapeños and candied lime gummies. Both are served on warm toasted buns with lime-infused plantain chips.

South Florida Seafood Paella

Freshly sourced Key West shrimp, mussels, clams, squid, lobster stock, Valencian bomba rice, peppers and a mix of spices.

Key West Stone Crab Claw Cocktail

Cracked Florida stone crab claws, mustard aioli and lemon wrap served in a martini glass.

Skewered Pork Kan-Kan

Succulent pork marinated in a blend of annatto, sazón and chimichurri and served with lime-infused plantain chips.

Key Lime Pie Milkshake

Key Lime Pie with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and candied lime gummies.

If you're in Miami, the hottest pre-Super Bowl party in town will be the Maxim Big Game Experience, a "Havana Nights"-themed extravaganza featuring performances by The Chainsmokers, Rick Ross, Lost Kings, and more.