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Best Happy Hours in Cedar Rapids

From half-priced wine bottles to deals on everything from wings to oysters, take some time to dig into the best happy hours Cedar Rapids has to offer, regardless of the day of the week. 

Moose McDuffy’s 

With the sports season on the rise, Moose McDuffy’s sports bar is offering a unique happy hour every Saturday from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. The deal changes every Saturday but consistently offers the spot’s signature wings for $1 a plate (for both dine-in and carry-out), major discounts on select appetizers, as well as a deal on handcrafted cocktails: buy two drinks and get one free. 

To learn more about Moose McDuffy’s changing Happy Hour options, you can stay up to date on their Facebook page here www.facebook.com/moosemcduffys.

La Cantina Bar & Grill

The Mexican-style eatery is known for more than just its authentic bites but for its week-long happy hour, available all seven days. Each day marks a new deal at the cantina with massive savings on draft beers, house-made margaritas and fresh, handcrafted cocktails. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, enjoy a day-long happy hour option with discounted Jumbo Margs and two-for-one glasses of wine. 

To learn more about La Catina Bar & Grill’s happy hour options, visit www.lacantinabarandgrill.com .

LP Street Food

LP Street Food brings a week-long happy hour to Cedar Rapids with deals from both the bar and kitchen. Visitors can expect to enjoy a weekly two-for-one deal on all tallboys, drafts and mixed drinks. In addition, diners can dig into a reduced-price Late Night Menu to be enjoyed on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m., featuring twists on classic bar food like the Walking Taco crafted with taco meat, white queso, lettuce, tomato and cotija cheese served over a bed of chips. 

To learn more, visit  www.lpstreetfood.com/happyhour .

The Map Room

With $2 off all drafts, wine by the glass, well drinks and select appetizers, The Map Room is a go-to place for happy hour. The deal runs Monday through Thursday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. and is accompanied by daily specials, like Industry Monday where food service workers receive day-long happy hours and a shot of choice for $3. 

To learn more about The Map Room’s happy hour, visit www.maproomcr.com/daily-specials.

Rodina  

Available Wednesday through Sunday from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Rodina offers an exclusive happy hour on its seafood delicacies and drink specials. Enjoy house oysters for $1 each, a rotating charcuterie board for $8 and much more. Bottles of wine are half-priced, in addition to $3 off of hand-crafted cocktails and $1 off beer. 

To view the full happy hour options at Rodina, visit  www.rodinaiowa.com . 

Union Station Sports Bar & Grill

Serving up happy hour specials Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., Union Station Sports Bar & Grill offers deals on its signature steak dinner ($11.99), two-topping pizzas ($10.99) and $2 for its domestic brews. 

To check out the full options on Union Station’s happy hour menu, visit www.unionstationsportsbar.com .

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The Best Happy Hours In SF

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Julia Chen, Lani Conway & Ricky Rodriguez

April 22, 2024

What makes a good Happy Hour? Without getting too philosophical over the concept of "happiness" (is it a state of being? Whatever eudaemonia is?), it usually involves a combination of good drinks, good food, and good deals. But what separates a good Happy Hour from a great one is the quality of those drinks, food, and deals. Here are our favorite Happy Hours in the city.

THE HAPPY HOURS

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Best New Restaurants

Little Shucker

When: Monday-Thursday, 3-5pm

Little Shucker is a shellfish wonderland in Pacific Heights. During normal business hours you can (and should) rack up the bill by ordering dozens of oysters, multiple buttery lobster rolls (or crab rolls, depending on the season), and a giant plate of white wine mussels. At Happy Hour, you’ll get the same high-quality oysters from Tomales Bay and Brunswick, Maine, but at bottom-barrel prices: $2 oysters (by the half-dozen or dozen), plus $10 glasses of wine and $7 beers.

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When: Daily, Open-6pm

The good news is that Mission tsukemen standby Taishoken offers Happy Hour every day of the week. The bad news is that the flawless tsukemen (and its excellent salty-sweet broth) isn’t part of the Happy Hour deal. But you can get a spicy edamame dip for $5, yukari and kombu fries for $6, and a selection of wine cocktails, beer, and even a sake flight for $6-$12. But when you come here, you'll still want to make sure the tsukemen is on the table (for the perfectly chewy noodles alone).

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When: Monday-Saturday, 5-6:30pm

The small, cozy seafood spot on the Divisadero corridor is one we always recommend for intimate date nights. It’s also where to turn for a Happy Hour deal that'll satisfy deep cravings for shellfish. They have a great Happy Hour with $12 half dozen oysters, $24 dozen herb-and-jalapeño-marinated mussels, and $12 seafood chowder. Crispy cod tacos (two for $12) are also here to help you reach seafood utopia, and there are deals on wine and beer as well.

Popi's Oysterette

This castle of seafood in the Marina is decked out with tasteful nautical accents—which is fitting since you’re at Popi's Oysterette to feast on everything that comes from the ocean. Their Happy Hour includes things like steamed clams ($8) and deviled eggs with cured trout ($5 for two). And because you’ll need something carb-y to go with all that shellfish (and soak up the many $7 glasses of rosé you’ll likely consume), round Happy Hour out with an order of $5 cheesy fries.

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Harborview Restaurant And Bar

Embarcadero

When: Tuesday-Friday, 4pm-close

This sprawling Chinese restaurant on the Embarcadero with chandeliers and Bay Bridge views is one of our favorite places for a group dim sum meal near the water. It’s also a Happy Hour destination. They do deals on dim sum "bar bites" at the sleek black marble bar upstairs. And once you settle in, you can order baked barbecue pork buns, chicken wings, and siu mai for $9-$10. Drinks include $8 house wine, $8 well drinks, and an $11 margarita.

Lower Pacific Heights

When: Daily, 4:30-6:30pm

Tataki’s Happy Hour features $6 sushi rolls, $5 nigiri, and $4 handrolls. It runs seven days a week and keeps this casual sushi spot in Lower Pacific Heights packed. You can order a stream of spicy tuna rolls, scallop nigiri, and agedashi tofu which arrive quickly. Keep them coming—this place runs an efficient operation. Cocktails, beer, and white wine, all for $5, are on hand too.

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When: Monday-Friday, 3-6pm

Santería, a Mexican cocktail bar and restaurant in the Castro, has a full dinner and brunch menu, but we like casually dropping in to play catch-up with friends over shareable bites and cocktails. There’s a ton of elbow room on the front patio, lots of comfy seating inside, and a great Happy Hour. The drinks are pretty standard, $9 margaritas and $5 beers, and they also like to keep things simple with food specials: everything is $9, from the nachos with carnitas to the flautas and quesadillas.

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When: Tuesday-Sunday, 3-5pm

The friendly Marina bistro on the main Chestnut Street drag goes all in on seafood for Happy Hour—oysters are $2 each. And martinis are $7 (and there’s nothing better than knocking back oysters and sipping something equally briny and salty). While you’re here, don’t pass on the opportunity to order their incredible, juicy, smash-style Americana burger (not part of the Happy Hour deals), which is one of the best burgers in town. 

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Pinsa Rossa

When: Monday-Friday, 4:30-6pm

Roman-style pizzas are the name of the game at the Pacific Heights spot Pinsa Rossa. During Happy Hour, they serve a wide selection of personal-size pinsas (get the spicy salami), small plates like pork and beef meatballs, each for $9. They also have glasses of house white or red wine, also $9.

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When: Monday-Friday, 3:30-6pm; Sunday, 3:30-6pm

Starbelly is an American restaurant in the Castro that’s perfect for when you and your large group need to eat immediately and don’t have a reservation (tables are somehow always available), or you’re looking for a solid Happy Hour. Beer and wine are $6, shots and half-lager combos are $8, and cocktails are $8-$9. Accompanying all those drinks are light bites like $5 house fries and $6 thai pork sausage. For a more substantial meal, there’s even a burger, fries, and cocktail deal ($20).

El Techo De Lolinda

When: Monday-Friday, 4-6pm

We like this fun Mission rooftop bar for the strong margaritas and the, “Wow, I’m so lucky to live here” views of downtown. Hitting this spot up for Happy Hour is also never a bad idea. The deal features everything we love—strong booze at a discounted price, plus $7 guacamole and chips, $5 yuca fries, and $7 beef empanadas.

photo credit: Stephanie Court

When: Tuesday-Saturday, 5-6:30pm

Angler on the Embarcadero is an upscale seafood affair serving whole sea bream cooked in coconut and swarnadwipa and an intense radicchio salad—we typically suggest this place when someone else is picking up the bill. But during Happy Hour you can eat without feeling like Mr. Monopoly Man after he declares bankruptcy. There’s wine by the glass ($9-$15), cocktails for $12, and small bites like ember-roasted oysters ($4 each), and hot fried frog legs with cardamom crème fraîche ($18).

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Billingsgate

When: Tuesday-Friday, 3-5pm

The neighborhood seafood market in Noe Valley doubles as a casual, counter-service restaurant, and one that can fulfill any late afternoon desire for shellfish. Every Tuesday through Friday from 3-5pm, oysters by the half dozen and glasses of cava are half off, which is as good an excuse as any to block off an "appointment" on your calendar and get here for a late-day snack.

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Civic Center

When: Tuesday-Friday, 3-6pm

The Columbian-Cuban restaurant in Civic Center is big, bright, and always bumping—so if decompression over loud music is your thing, get here. This place sucks us in with $6 draft beers, $8 cocktails, and discounts on empanadas, yucca fries, and more during Happy Hour. There’s also a special of the day, and 75-cent wings on Wednesdays. But just a heads up, Happy Hour is at the bar only.

When: Monday-Friday, 2-6pm

We can always rely on Delarosa to fill us up so we can keep the day moving, whether we’re planning a date night or casual dinner with our dog (the sidewalk patio is four-legged-friend friendly). That’s the beauty of a spot that has solid pizzas, a lively bar, and a great Happy Hour. Cocktails are $8, beers are $6, and margherita pizzas are $10. Get the crispy cauliflower ($10) and you’ll be set.

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Mission Rock Resort

Mission Bay

Mission Rock Resort wins the award for Best Waterfront Bar And Grill For Any Occasion—group dinners, brunches, and a cocktail with a view, and, since it’s only one block away from the Chase Center , a fantastic spot for all your Warriors pre-game drinks (the upstairs cafe also has lots of TVs). But come here any time from 3-6pm, Tuesday through Friday, and you’ll get $7 wine, plus $1.50 oysters (six minimum, 24 max).

Il Casaro Pizzeria & Mozzarella Bar

When:  Daily, 5-6:30pm 

We like this Italian restaurant in the Castro when we’re craving wine and carbs at a moment's notice. And the good news is that during Happy Hour you can get $9 house wine, discounted cocktails, and their solid wood-fired pizzas, which are $5 off. $10 appetizers, including calamari, burrata, or polpette al sugo, are also part of the deal.

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When: Monday-Friday, 3-5pm

The Peruvian restaurant on the Embarcadero is always a hit for cocktails and ceviche, and unbeatable views, especially if you choose to sit out on the lovely (and covered) waterside patio. Happy Hour is another big plus to this place, and this one has $10-$11 cocktails, $6 beers, and $5 empanadas.

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When: Monday-Thursday, 5-6pm

Beretta is an Italian spot in the Mission with an upbeat energy that’ll keep you awake even though you had to get up at 6am this morning. Their “ora di aperitivo” is the move. During Happy Hour, you can choose from $8 cocktails and glasses of wine. They also have deals on dishes like eggplant caponatina, meatballs in spicy marinara, and a selection of solid pizzettas for $10 each.

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Osha Thai Restaurant & Lounge

When: Daily, 5-7pm

The Happy Hour at this Thai restaurant on the Embarcadero is all about the oysters—$1.50 oysters, from 5-7pm every day, to be exact. If that’s not enough to make you stop doomscrolling on your phone and get here, also consider this: the special menu includes $8-$10 cocktails, $5 beers, and $7-$9 small plates that feature everything from basil pesto fries to calamari to chicken wings.

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HAPPY HOUR SPOKANE – THE SAFARI ROOM AT THE DAVENPORT TOWER

A good happy hour can be hard to come by, but the Safari Room in the Davenport Tower has you covered.

Half price on all alcoholic drinks AND half priced flatbreads? Sign us up!

You typically wouldn’t gravitate to a hotel bar for happy hour, but Spokane likes to break those boundaries and surprise us in so many (great) ways. To make this even sweeter, the Tower offers complimentary valet parking. That’s right, you don’t even have to deal with downtown street parking!

When you first walk into the Safari Room, you’ll notice that it really lives up to its name. There are animals and animal prints everywhere, but it’s just the right amount of safari.

All of their cocktails are made as doubles, and they even have signature drinks to match their theme! We recommend the Mango Tango if you’re looking for a fun, fruity cocktail.

If you’re like us and you crave food whenever you go to a restaurant/bar, then you have to try the flatbreads. There are five delicious options: Tomato Pesto, Spicy Shrimp Tomato Pesto, Thai Chicken, Mushroom Fontina and Pepperoni/Italian Sausage. All of them are only around $6 to $7!

But, if you are craving a little bit more, they do offer a full menu with a range of options.

The Safari Room is well known to the locals and serves as a great spot to start a fun night out or grab a quick drink. Happy hour is every day from 4-6pm, but we recommend getting there a little early because it does fill up!

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Happy Hour with Hippos, Dinner with Elephants, and More Unforgettable Safari Experiences

These spectacular safari dining excursions belong on your bucket list.

Jordi Lippe-McGraw is a seasoned travel, food, and lifestyle writer and media pro, featured in top outlets like the New York Times and Vogue, and on shows from TODAY to MSNBC. With visits to over 50 countries and all continents (even Antarctica at 21 weeks pregnant), she’s a globe-trotting expert. In 2023, Jordi launched PAK Rêve, a chic travel bag brand for families on the move.

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One of the best parts of traveling is dining in spectacular new settings. The pastries seem a bit sweeter in a Paris café, just as the pasta tastes better among the rolling hills of Tuscany . The truth is, you won’t find a more memorable place to dine than on safari in Africa.

On a recent trip to Zambia, at the Time + Tide Chinzombo and Time + Tide Mchenja luxury camps in the stunning South Luangwa National Park, I experienced daily out-of-this-world dining experiences, all between game drives to spot the Big Five.

From hors d'oeuvres along a hippo-filled river to a private moonlit dinner with baboon guests, these spectacular meals on safari are worth adding to your bucket list.

Pop-Up Bar in the Bush

When you are miles away from civilization and you're closer to lions than other humans, you might not expect to find carefully crafted cocktails. But that's precisely what awaited us during an evening game drives. Our guide, Andrew, pulled over in the middle of the bush, stating it was time for an evening drink. But there was nothing in sight except warthogs, impalas, and crocodiles. 

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He instructed us to get out of the Jeep, and we watched as he transformed the hood into a pop-up bar. The driver pulled down a built-in table, laid a tablecloth on top, and grabbed bottles of wine and spirits from a cooler. Meanwhile, another camp staff member took our drink order and prepared a gin and tonic for me, a whisky neat for my husband, and a mango mocktail for my four-year-old son. We sipped on them as we watched hyenas stroll and past birds serenade us.

Hors D'oeuvres with Hippos

I've been to lovely cocktail hours in historic mansions and glam New York City bars. But the evening setup along the hippo-filled Luangwa River might be the best one yet. The Time + Tide Chinzombo team surprised everyone staying at the camp with a full spread of hors d'oeuvres and pink, rose-infused gin cocktails that perfectly matched the sunset as hippos hummed and huddled in the water nearby. 

One team member made a fire to pop fresh popcorn in a pot; fresh-baked sausage-stuffed bites and mini quiches lined the table with camp-grown ingredients. (A full bar was also available.) I couldn't think of a better way to end the day before embarking on a night game drive that included two baby leopard sightings. 

Private Moonlit Dinner with Elephants

My seventh wedding anniversary coincided with our stay at the cell phone-signal-free Time + Tide Mchenja and the full moon. So, as a romantic surprise, the team set up a private three-course dinner on the riverbank in front of our tent. A dedicated waiter started the meal by serving chilled champagne as the moonlight and a single candle acted as our lighting for the evening. After that, we sipped on soup, savored grilled tilapia with rice and a savory sauce, and finished with a cheesecake for dessert. But, if that wasn't enough, three elephants decided to join as our dinner guests. Luckily, they didn't want to ruin our romantic moment and opted to munch on the nearby trees instead. 

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Breakfast with Giraffes

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Palm Springs Happy Hour Guide

If you’re looking for a place to enjoy a refreshing cocktail or two after a long day of exploring Palm Springs, you’ll be spoiled for choice. The city is home to many excellent bars and restaurants, many with outdoor seating areas where you can enjoy the sunny weather. No matter what your taste, you’re sure to find a happy hour spot that suits you in Palm Springs.

Here, we’ve organized them by style and experience to help you make your choice. This is a great way to explore the many places to eat and drink in Palm Springs.

Casual & Kickback

Boozehounds Palm Springs

If you have a dog with you, Boozehounds loves dogs. They created a contemporary, multifaceted space where people can socialize with their pups. Their menu with a Japanese influence consists of locally sourced ingredients that can be paired with a large selection of specialized beers, wine and unique craft cocktails specifically created to accompany their entrees.

Hours: Daily, 2 – 5pm

$4 beer, $7 drink menu.  $5 – $14 bar menu.

Chicken Ranch

Chicken Ranch Rotisserie chicken is prepared carefully and artistically, with respect to seasonal ingredients, flavors and seasonings. They are committed to keeping it fresh; bringing farm-fresh produce and free-range poultry from local farms to your plate.

Hours: Sun. – Wed. 3 – 8pm. Thur. – Sat., 3 – 11pm

$5 beers & wine, $6 house cocktail. $6 thick cut fries. $10 – $14 on other items, including Fire Cracker Orange Chicken.

The Lounge at Hotel Zoso

The lounge is conveniently located in the lobby at ZOSO in central downtown. Start things off with a playful cocktail or a nibble to eat in their stylish setting. Vibe to local DJs and live musicians on the weekend for a quick getaway or hangout spot.

Hours: Daily, 2 – 6pm

$5 beer, $7 well drinks, $9 house wine. $4 – $8 sharable snacks and munchies, like smokehouse chicken flatbread.

Retro Room Lounge

This lounge, next to Oscar’s, is boutique and super casual. Definitely come as you are. If you enjoy, Karaoke, this is your place.

Hours: Mon. – Thur., 4 – 9pm, Fri. & Sat., 4 – 8pm.

Smokin’ Burgers and Lounge

This is super casual and located in the Smoke Tree Village.  They serve handcrafted burgers made from 100% Angus Beef. All of our burgers are prepared fresh and cooked to order and can be prepared with ground turkey, veggie patty or chicken breast upon request. They also have a variety of sandwiches and salads.

Hours: 3 – 6pm, 9 – midnight.

$1 off beer and house wine. $5 well cocktails. Happy Hour food menu starting at $7.95.

Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar

The Marlin Bar is a relaxed refuge where you can unwind with a cocktail, light fare, and treat yourself to organic soft-serve ice cream. It’s a laid-back outdoor space complete with umbrellas, mist on hot days, and heaters on cool evenings. After a day of retail therapy, it’s the ideal spot to take in the vibrant energy of downtown at their Happy Hour.

Hours: Daily in the bar, 3 – 6pm

$7 wine, $9 cocktails, $10 martinis, $5 draft beer, $7 well drinks.

Sports Entertainment at the 360

360 Lounge at Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs

Come cheer on your favorite sports teams as you watch on the giant wrap-around screens, with real-time score tickers, and an epic surround-sound system. Located in the heart of downtown Palm Springs.

Hours: Mon – Fri., 3 – 5pm

$4 beer, $8 signature 360 sports cocktails. $9 appetizers including Sliders, Chicken wings, and Queso Flautas.

Latin Flavors

El Jefe Desert Cantina at the Saguaro Palm Springs

This quaint and reimagined space has one of the largest selections of tequilas in Palm Springs.

Hours: Mon. – Fri., 2 – 6pm.  Taco Tues. & Thur. 6 – 9pm.

$5 drink specials including margaritas, well drinks, beer, wine and select cocktails. $7 appetizers. Taco Tuesday and Thursday includes $5 tacos.

Bootlegger Tiki 

Tucked in the original Don the Beachcomber Tiki restaurant stands Bootlegger Tiki. They serve handcrafted drinks from their fan-craved originals to classic Tiki cocktails.

Hours: Sun – Thurs, 3 – 4pm & 10 – 11pm | Fri, Sat, 3 – 4pm & Midnight – 1am

$3 Beers and $5 select cocktails

Set in the historic Caliente Tropics Resort, The Reef Palm Springs is the latest creation from Tiki Caliente and Mod Palm Springs Founder and Host, Rory Snyder.  In it’s original incarnation, The Reef was once the location of Palm Springs Conga Room restaurant.

Hours: Tuesday – Thursday, 1 – 5pm

$4.50 beer, $6.75 well drinks, $8 Mai-Tai, $8.50 Palm Springs Punch.  $5 – $8 bar bites, including Fish & Chips.

Tonga offers classic Tiki cocktails while the Restaurant serves classic Tiki Style entrees along with American favorites . Great for those looking for a fun a unique outing.

Hours: Thurs & Fri., 5 – 7pm

$9 Mai Tai, $8 well drinks, $9 – $13 tiki bites.

Two distinct spaces offer patrons a range of entertainment and nightlife options. The front bar is perfect for relaxing or meeting friends, old and new. Internationally known DJs and renowned performers appear in the back bar. It houses the largest dancefloor in Palm Springs along with state-of-the-art sound and light. Together they deliver an experience unlike any other. Lots of live entertainment.

Hours: Daily until 7pm.

1/2 off well drinks, $1 off beer, $2 off wine. There are also other daily specials offered throughout the evening.

This is one of the oldest gay bars in Palm Springs and feels more like a neighborhood bar. Very popular with locals. Known for their very large chandelier above the bar. Check their listing for live music and entertainment.

Hours: 10am – 8pm

$5 well drinks

Other bars on Arenas Road may not have a designated Happy Hour, but they have other specials and events throughout the week.

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Stay for Dinner

Eight4Nine, located in the Uptown Design District, is sleek and elegant. They offer one of the largest outdoor patios in Palm Springs, private dining spaces, and a hip décor.  You are welcomed as you enter into one of the the largest lounges on Palm Canyon.  This is a very popular locals hang-out. While you can dine on their fairly extensive Happy Hour menu, the main dining room also offers great choices for lunch, brunch, and dinner.

Hours: Daily in Lounge all day.

Enjoy some Lyons’ classics alongside some newbies (hello, bubbles + chips ) at their happy hour prices! Come find out why everybody is so excited about the return of Mr. Lyons Happy Hour + Lounge Menu .

Hours: Wed. – Sun., 5 – 7pm. In the lounge only.

Sammy G’s Tuscan Grill

This menu blends traditional Italian with California cuisine. The lounge becomes especially energetic Thursday through Saturday nights. They often provide live entertainment. (Note they close in the summer)

Hours: Mon.-Fri., 4 – 7pm., Sat. & Sun., 2 – 7pm. In the Lounge only.

$6 wine, $7 well drinks, $9 martinis. Snacks from $8.  Only $19 for 8oz New York Strip with fries and salad.

Shanghai Reds

Run by local seafood restaurant Fisherman’s Market and Grill, Shanghai Reds is a bar with great drink specials during their early happy hour. The real gem, though, is their late-night happy hour that features their seafood menu. Grab a couple of oyster shooters, enjoy fresh fish tacos and share a shrimp cocktail with friends.

Hours: Daily, 4 – 6pm. Late night menu, Sun. – Wed., 8pm to close.

The Tropicale

This is a festive eatery with neon-lit exterior and a retro tropical interior. The Happy Hour takes place at the inside bar and outside bar, including a few surrounding tables. The very large outside patio is covered and comfortable. This is very popular with locals, so get there early.  The bar menu has a large selection of small plates and pizza.  Order a few and share or make a reservation for the main dining room after.

Hours: Everyday, 4 – 7 pm, Wed. 4 pm to close.

Small plates range from $11 – $20. Pizza $15 – $17. Ask about their drink specials as they don’t post them. It generally will include beers, house wines, and select cocktails.

Trio Palm Springs

Locals (Trio’s regulars) love its varied menu combining traditional Midwest comfort food with a California contemporary edge like Yankee Pot Roast, Calamari with Thai Dipping Sauce, Braised Lamb Shank, and Roasted Baby Beet Salad.

Hours: Daily in the bar only, 3 – 6pm.

$6 wine and well cocktails, $4 beer, $10 well martinis. Bar menu includes small bites and pizza from $6 to $12.

Zin American Bistro

Zin’s menu features classic and seasonal items created with fresh, locally sourced ingredients for the best, authentic flavors.  They offer an extensive wine list and are happy to help you pair with any menu item. In fact, they even make suggestions on the menu.

Hours: 11 am – 3 pm, 4:30 – 6 pm. Only in the bar area.

$2 off draft beer, $8 well cocktails, champagne and wine specials. There is also a fairly large Happy Hour bar menu for snacks and small plates that includes fresh oysters on the half shell.

Note: Happy Hour hours, items and pricing are subject to change. May not be available on certain holidays or weekends.

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We are located inside the Davenport Tower Hotel, open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, cocktails, wine & beer, and late night. Join us at a table or booth, our comfortable fireside seating, or at the bar. Whether you’re all dressed up or more casual, our friendly team is here to welcome you with fresh fare and signature cocktails.

Join us for Spokane’s most legendary happy hour every day in the Safari Room from 4pm-6pm. Enjoy 50% off well liquor, beer, & wine, plus $10 flatbreads! 

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Buttermilk biscuit, sausage gravy, two eggs* cooked any style, hash browns

Two eggs* cooked any style, choice of bacon, sausage or ham, toast, hash browns

Housemade bread, seasoned with vanilla, served with our Washington apple-currant compote and maple syrup

Hot off the griddle pancakes served with seasonal berry compote, maple syrup, butter

One of our tasty flatbreads topped with hash browns, scrambled eggs, cheese, choice of one meat and up to 3 vegetables, served with a side of salsa

Two poached eggs*, Canadian bacon, English muffin, hollandaise sauce, hash browns

Two eggs scrambled, diced ham, sharp cheddar cheese, toast, hash browns

Sweet peppers, onions, smoked ham, sharp cheddar cheese, toast, hash browns

Asparagus, wild mushrooms, swiss cheese, chive cream sauce, toast, hash browns

Choice of one meat, one cheese, and up to 3 vegetables, toast, hash browns

Northwest favorite Snoqualmie Falls hot oatmeal, cream, brown sugar, raisins, fresh fruit

Assorted melon, pineapple, berries, grapes, oranges and grapefruit (GF)

Plain, vanilla, or berry-flavored yogurt, housemade granola**, seasonal berries

Fresh tomato and avocado on toast of your choice: white, wheat, rye, sourdough

(Marriott Bonvoy) Select from a choice of orange, grapefruit, apple or cranberry juice, freshly baked pastry, coffee or tea service

New Amsterdam vodka and bloody mary mix, garnished with an array of vegetables, bacon and a jumbo prawn

Orange juice, sparkling wine

Cointreau, white peach puree, sparkling wine

Fresh burrata topped with pink Himalayan sea salt and fresh cracked pepper on a plate of blistered heirloom tomatoes, roasted red pepper strips, fresh basil, and toasted French baguette. Served with pesto, honey, and balsamic glaze

Breaded shrimp tossed in aioli sauce

Five wild gulf u15 prawns, housemade cocktail sauce

Spicy or bbq with celery, coleslaw, and blue cheese dressing

Hot melted medley of cheeses, roasted garlic, shallots, pepperoncini, toasted housemade baguette

Housemade roasted red pepper hummus, kalamata olive tapenade, fresh vegetables, grilled pita

Field greens, radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, housemade balsamic vinaigrette (GF)

Romaine, garlic croutons, Parmigiano-Reggiano, lemon

Chopped romaine topped with Italian dry salami, roasted turkey, provolone cheese, tomatoes, parmesan cheese, garbanzo beans, and housemade balsamic vinaigrette (GF)

Mixed greens layered with chicken, tomatoes, eggs, avocado, bacon, and crumbled blue cheese. Served with housemade blue cheese dressing (GF)

Grilled chicken breast, tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese, almonds** and lemon-basil dressing

With mozzarella

With peanut sauce**, mozzarella, green onions

Marinara, mushrooms and mozzarella

With caramelized onions, gouda, dill pickle, and Carolina barbeque sauce

With herbs and truffle oil

BBQ sauce, smoked gouda, roasted peppers, sweet corn relish

Spicy shrimp, tomato, pesto**, and mozzarella. Named after ESPN's college basketball analyst, Sean Farnham, who never misses an opportunity to share his love for this delicious flatbread

8oz natural chuck beef patty*, choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, fries

Served with housemade coleslaw and your choice of potato salad, baked beans, or fries

Two pieces Icelandic cod, coleslaw, tartar sauce, fries

Three mini sliders, roasted onion & garlic aioli, Choice of fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

Three mini sliders, house-smoked pork, bbq sauce, pickle, choice of fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

Seasonal panna cotta spiral, fruit cremeux, fresh berries, whipped cream

Vanilla ice cream puffs served sky high in a sugar Florentine tower with hot chocolate sauce, whipped cream and fresh berries

Sweet street golden toffee crunches float among clouds of creamy chocolate mousse, rich with coffee liqueur

Field greens, radishes tomatoes, cucumbers, housemade balsamic vinaigrette (GF)

Romaine and mixed greens, tomatoes, gorgonzola cheese, almonds** and lemon-basil dressing

Cougar Gold cheddar, apple & jalapeno slaw, mango & habanero sauce

Comeback sauce

Roasted red pepper, grilled pita, and fresh vegetables garnished with kalamata olives

With mushrooms, marinara, and mozzarella

With caramelized onions, gouda, dill pickle spears, and Carolina barbeque sauce

BBQ sauce, smoked Gouda, roasted peppers, sweet corn relish

8oz natural chuck beef patty, choice of cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, fries

Caramelized onion, smoked Gouda, pickle, choose one side: Fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

House-smoked pork, bbq sauce, pickle, choose one side: Fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

Icelandic cod, coleslaw, tartar sauce, fries

Three mini sliders with roasted onion garlic aioli, choose one side: Fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

Three mini sliders, house-smoked pork, bbq sauce, pickle, choose one side: fries, potato salad, baked beans or coleslaw

Mushrooms, onions, peppers, tomatoes, lemon zest, parmesan cheese

Garlic, shallots, vodka tomato cream sauce, parmesan, and grilled garlic bread

Choose baby back ribs, pulled pork, brisket, pork belly or a combination of two, baked beans, potato salad

Boursin and herb mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, peppercorn sauce (GF)

Northwest huckleberry white wine sauce, vegetable couscous

Fingerling potatoes, seasonal vegetables, apple & jalapeno slaw, housemade creamy Dijon horseradish

Onions, peppers, celery, okra, andouille sausage, Creole rice, grilled garlic bread

Seasonal risotto, grilled chicken breast, parmesan

A fresh seasonal panna cotta spiral, fruit cremeux, fresh berries, whipped cream

Vanilla ice cream puffs served sky-high in a sugar Florentine tower with hot chocolate sauce, whipped cream, fresh berries

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New Amsterdam vodka and bloody mary mix, garnished with an array of vegetables and a jumbo prawn

Tequila, Cointreau, fresh limes, housemade sour, and a splash of pomegranate liqueur, served tall with a salted rim

Grey Goose La Poire vodka, white cranberry juice, and fresh thyme muddled with limes and a splash of simple syrup

Rumhaven coconut water rum, Midori melon liqueur, pineapple juice, and a splash of cream

St. Germaine elderflower liqueur and Hendrick's gin with muddled lemons, cucumbers and white cranberry juice, shaken and served tall

Buffalo Trace bourbon, mixed with honey syrup and grapefruit juice, served martini style

Three Olives cherry vodka, fresh muddled limes and cherries with a splash of our housemade sour

Mango vodka shaken with cranberry and orange juices

Strawberry puree, mint, lemon, lemonade, soda

Cucumber, simple syrup, jalapeno, lime juice, soda

Served with maple syrup

Served with bacon or sausage (GF)

Served with golden raisins and brown sugar served on the side

Melons, citrus, and berries (GF)

Orange, strawberry, or raspberry

With whipped cream

Skim, 2% or whole

Peanut butter and strawberry jam on French bread, served with fruit

Tillamook white cheddar cheese on French bread, grilled golden brown

Breaded white chicken fried, served with tartar sauce

Two grilled beef patties* on soft Kaiser buns

Fettuccine noodles with a parmesan cheese cream sauce

Sierra Mist, grenadine, topped with a cherry

Pepsi, grenadine, topped with a cherry

Mug root beer, vanilla ice cream

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The Ultimate Guide To Phoenix's Best Happy Hours

Happy hour's origins as a tradition involving booze are often traced back to Prohibition . From 1920 to 1933 , the sale, transportation, or manufacture of alcoholic beverages was illegal in the United States. However, drinking intoxicating liquors remained legal. This conundrum led to the formation of speakeasies. These secret businesses continued to serve alcohol illegally during the Prohibition area. During this time, patrons missed being able to get tipsy at restaurants. To solve the issue, people would first go to a speakeasy, then, once they were drunk, head to dinner. This practice of pre-gaming dinner at a different place pioneered the concept of happy hour.

Engaging in happy hour is no longer illegal. Instead, it's known as a way to unwind after work, hang out with coworkers or friends, and enjoy a few snacks or drinks. It's also known for its deals. Bars and restaurants offer discounts on menu items. Starting at 5 p.m. (give or take a few hours, depending on the business) you can take advantage of markdowns on beer, wine, cocktails, and more. Because of these attractive price cuts, it can be useful to know about happy hour deals in your area. If you live in Phoenix, Arizona — or are traveling there soon — read on to learn our happy hour recommendations for the city. Here is our ultimate guide to Phoenix's best happy hours, as of December 2022.

Kaizen is a Japanese restaurant located at 515 East Grant Street in the Phoenix neighborhood of Central City South. This means it's located right next to Downtown, the heart of this Southwestern city. The restaurant's happy hour takes place Tuesday through Saturday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

According to a Kaizen Instagram post from 2022, the eatery's happy hour deal is half off the entire menu. If this remains the case, you'll be able to enjoy a major markdown on the restaurant's many Japanese dishes. These include classic appetizers and small plates like edamame, miso soup, shishito peppers, gyoza, karaage, tempura, and yakitori. Sushi offered includes familiar favorites such as spicy tuna rolls, California rolls, spicy salmon rolls, and Philadelphia rolls. As for drinks , there are many Japanese offerings there, as well. Kaizen serves several different Japanese whiskeys, sakes, Japanese beers, and cocktails made with Japanese flavors.

Due to its extensive food menu, we'd recommend Kaizen as a place to get both drinks and snacks during happy hour. If that turns into your dinner, or you stay until the happy hour is over, this seems fine to us as well. Kaizen patrons seem to agree. "Definitely come here for happy hour!! They have 50% off the entire menu from 4-6pm from Tuesday to Saturday ...There were so many things we want to try so we will definitely be back! The sashimi were really fresh," wrote one person on Yelp .

Postino WineCafe

Postino WineCafe is an Italian restaurant chain . Its name translates to "mailman" in Italian because the original location of Postino (which happens to be in Phoenix) was housed in a former post office, according to The Houston Chronicle . Today, Postino maintains several Phoenix locations. But it has also expanded into other nearby Arizona cities, such as Tempe, Gilbert, Tucson, and Scottsdale. On top of that, there are now Postino locations in other states, like California, Colorado, Georgia, and Texas. 

There are two outposts of Postino WineCafe in Phoenix, Arizona. One is located in the Arcadia neighborhood and the other is located in the Central neighborhood. Both offer the same happy hour deals. This includes an offer of $6 wine glasses until 5 p.m. Also, on Monday and Tuesday, you can get a wine bottle and a bruschetta board for only $25 after 8 p.m. This turns out to be a really good deal, as Postino's lowest price for a bruschetta board is $16 and its lowest for a wine bottle is $35. Even by getting the cheapest options available, you're paying half.

This Phoenix eatery's generous happy hour deals are a hit with patrons. "Awesome happy hour specials. Plus, surrounded by other great eateries," said one Postino WineCafe customer on Foursquare . Another person (who claimed to have been to the restaurant over five times) exclaimed "Happy hour all day before 5!"

Blanco Cocina + Cantina

Blanco Cocina + Cantina is a Mexican restaurant chain with locations in several states, including Arizona. Phoenix is home to more locations of this eatery than any other city or state. There are currently three: one in the Biltmore neighborhood, one in Downtown Phoenix, and one at the Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. The first two Blanco Cocinas come with happy hour menus, which are available Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

These happy hour menus include deals on appetizers (like queso or guacamole), tacos (like carnitas or pastor), cocktails (like a margarita or a Paloma), wine, beer, and shots. Every single item on the happy hour menu can be purchased for under $10. Happy hour patrons of Blanco Cocina + Cantina were pleased with the affordability of these deals. "Good food and service. Great for date night, group dinner, or happy hour," said one person on Open Table . "The ambiance and location is really great, right in the center of Downtown and happy hour deals seemed pretty fair," said another person on Yelp .

Rough Rider

Rough Rider is a restaurant and bar located in the Phoenix neighborhood of Roosevelt. This historic-sounding name is fitting, in this case, because Rough Rider has a 19th-century theme. The theme comes through in the drinks — which are inspired by the Victorian era — and food — which is also influenced by the past. Phoenix locals can sample from both parts of the menu during happy hour at Rough Rider. This takes place Tuesday through Sunday, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

During Rough Rider's happy hour, there are multiple deals to take advantage of. Cocktails cost only $10, allowing you to try alcoholic beverages such as "The Daisy," which have their roots in the 1800s. Rough Rider also offers deals on wine and beer. You can take $2 off a glass of either during this time. With food, the markdowns continue. Oysters are $1 each. There are also discounts to be found on small plates like salmon dip, mussels, and fried cauliflower.

According to some customers, Rough Rider is a good place to have a romantic happy hour. "Great place for date night. Definitely go for happy hour! Delicious drinks and fresh oysters. Dinner was also very good, can't go wrong with the half chicken or the bone in pork chop," they said on Open Table .

Gracie's Tax Bar

Gracie's Tax Bar is a bar located in Downtown Phoenix. The name comes from its owner, Gracie, as well as the building's former life as a tax service business, per the Phoenix New Times . But nowadays, it's a convenient spot to gather with friends for drinks, bar food, and live music. You can take advantage of happy hour deals at Gracies Tax Bar from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. every day.

This is a fun yet casual establishment. Some even call it a dive bar. The happy hour deals reflect this. During happy hour, you can get a pitcher of beer for $7, a Miller High Life for $5, or well drinks for $3 each. If you're still not interested, listen to what these ecstatic online reviewers have to say. "Nice little neighborhood bar. Fun for happy hour. I liked the moody red lighting inside, and the pet-friendly outdoor patio with ample seating. Regular bar food and service. I look forward to going back," said one person on Restaurantji .

The Main Ingredient Ale House & Café

The Main Ingredient Ale House & Café is a Phoenix restaurant in the Coronado neighborhood. Its name and welcoming atmosphere come from the fact that it was built in a hundred-year-old home. But this homey vibe also emanates from the menu, where there are comforting dishes like tacos, sandwiches, macaroni and cheese , and more to be found. During happy hour, you can save on The Main Ingredient's drink menu.

Happy hour at this business takes place on Monday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Tuesday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. During these times, beers, wine, and well liquors cost $1 less. Also, cocktails cost $2 less. Customers say The Main Ingredient and its happy hour is beloved by Phoenix locals. "Neighborhood favorite. Great happy hour, good food, and always a good time whether alone or with the family," said someone on Yelp . "I can't stay away from this place. Amazing service, tasty sandwiches and appetizers, oh, and the happy hour rocks," wrote another reviewer .

The Arrogant Butcher

The Arrogant Butcher is an American restaurant located at 2 E. Jefferson in Downtown Phoenix. Happy hour takes place Monday through Friday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and comes with a menu. Pints of draft beer are reduced to $5 each. Classic cocktails like mules, margaritas, and old fashioneds  only cost $7 each. If wine or well drinks are more of your vibe, you can also get one serving of either for only $6. But that's just the drink prices. The Arrogant Butcher has a happy hour food menu as well. During this time, you can get appetizers like soft pretzels with fondue, spinach artichoke dip with tortilla chips, or salmon rillette with ciabatta bread.

Due to the schedule and affordability of The Arrogant Butcher's happy hour, it's a good place to go on weeknights if you want a deal. "We had three awesome appetizers and two non-alcoholic drinks for under $30. That's pretty impressive," said one visitor . "The ambiance of the restaurant was sweet and romantic, the lighting fixtures really set this whole place off. The restroom had a small little lounging area and the Decor was just so sweet. Happy hour is a must!" said a patron on Kayak .

Adams Table Patio & Bar

Adams Table Patio & Bar is a Phoenix bar and restaurant named for its address, at 150 West Adams Street . This Downtown Phoenix establishment offers happy hour deals Monday through Sunday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. According to the Phoenix New Times , this place offers genuinely affordable happy hour deals. Beers are $5, cocktails are $7, and appetizers are $6.

According to customer reviews, it's not just the deals that make happy hour at Adams Table exciting. It's also fun for socializing. "Great happy hour and fun for people watching," said one person  on Yelp. "We wanted to try this place instead of hitting up one of our usual spots. It was perfect! The atmosphere was on point, the steak frites were terrific, and our bartender, Maddy, was serving up some fantastic cocktails!" said another reviewer . Also, due to the proximity of this spot to the Phoenix venue The Orpheum , you could stop by before seeing a show.

Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour

Claiming to be located inside the former Arizona Prohibition Headquarters , Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour is an interesting place to get drunk. Its historical past may lead you to think it's another bar with a vintage vibe. Instead, it's a place where you can drink out of various gimmick containers. Per the current holiday menu , you can have cocktails served inside cups shaped like Santa, a coconut, or a tiki-themed bathtub. If this is the vibe you want from your bar, you can take advantage of Bitter & Twisted's happy hour deals Tuesday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Per Visit Phoenix , you're going to want to get a cocktail here. There are over 100 different kinds on the menu. On the other hand, the food menu is more limited. Per Total Happy Hour , drink discounts include $6 cocktails and $1 off well drinks and beer. If you are wanting to get a cocktail in a trendy spot during happy hour — and watch some flair bartending at the same time — this is the place. At least one patron said so. "Yes, it was happy!! Fantastic place! Clean and lively and contemporary. The bartenders are awesome! They know how to make a drink and watching them do it is half the fun," they wrote .

Aftermath Bar & Kitchen

Aftermath Phoenix is a casual place to get food and drinks. Unlike many of the other popular happy hour spots in Phoenix, this business is not located Downtown. Instead, it's in the Madison neighborhood at 1534 East Bethany Home Rd . If you're in the right place at the right time, you can take advantage of this establishment's happy hour deals daily from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The bar menu is served during this period. It includes indulgent dishes like oysters on the half shell with Calabrian chili cocktail sauce, beef fat fries served with multiple dips, a burger made with Velveeta cheese, and caesar salad with ciabatta bread croutons. According to Aftermath's Facebook , happy hour drink discounts mean that you can get certain cocktails or beers for only $5 each. Per reviews, this place is versatile. It's more of a chill spot, making it suitable for multiple kinds of gatherings. "Great place for a date night, double date, work happy hour. Everything," wrote one Yelp reviewer .

The Neighborly Public House

The Neighborly Public House is a happy hour spot located at 5538 N 7th St . in the Phoenix neighborhood of East Central. It may refer to happy hour — which takes place here from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily — as "social hour," but this discounted menu operates the same way. Happy hour specials consist of food, wine, beer, liquor, and cocktails. For food, there are dishes like chicken wings, nachos, and oysters Rockefeller. They are offered for under $15 each. All beers cost only $5 each and all glasses of wine cost $9. Mixed drinks cost $7 for a standard pour and $10 for a martini or rocks pour. Cocktails are offered for a maxim of $10 each.

If you're hungry during happy hour, this is the place to go. Phoenix Magazine complimented several of its dishes, calling the restaurant slightly sophisticated, comforting, and affordable. These words could be used to describe several of the restaurants in the Phoenix area. But the small creative twists that Neighborly Public House sprinkles through its menu could be the perfect fit for some customers. One person on Tripadvisor called it their favorite spot in the area, writing "They have a great happy hour from 4-6pm. Highly recommend the ahi noodle salad, cauliflower wings, burrata and prosciutto, filet with loaded baked potato, and the good day sunshine cocktail."

The Whining Pig

The Whining Pig is a Phoenix bar chain centered around beer. There are several locations in the city, in the neighborhoods of Arcadia, Downtown, Desert Ridge, Ahwatukee, and Madison, per the website . The nearby cities of Gilbert and Scottsdale are also home to locations of The Whining Pig. Each business hosts happy hour every day until 7 p.m. Deals within this time apply to glasses of wine and draft beers.

According to one Reddit post , you'll save a few dollars on each of these drinks during The Whining Pig's happy hour. Per Total Happy Hour , that means you might be able to get a beer for $3 and a glass of wine for $5. It may appear casual, but The Whining Pig seems to be popular with locals. People appreciate it because the business is conveniently spread throughout the Phoenix area, making it easy to get to one or another location. Fans also appreciate this Phoenix happy hour spot's markdowns. "Very good selection/locations all over Central/North/East valley and they do weird and more random happy hours/nights/deals," explained one person .

O.H.S.O. Brewery and Distillery

If you prefer to drink brewery-quality beer during happy hour, check out O.H.S.O. This brewery chain has four locations in the Phoenix area, including two within the city. These are located in the Arcadia and Phoenix Valley neighborhoods. According to the chain's website , happy hour takes place at the Paradise Valley location from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The same schedule applies to the Arcadia location . Per O.H.S.O., some people bike to the bar. This allows you to take in views of Phoenix's scenic canal, as well as avoid driving home after drinking.

According to the King of Happy Hour website, you can get deals like $8 cocktails, wine glasses, and beer pitchers during this time. There's also a handful of affordable food dishes from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. — many of which cost only $5 each. These include cheese curds, crab wontons, and pretzels (via Ultimate Happy Hours). This spot comes recommended by natives of the Phoenix area. One person called it the best "in the valley ."

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The Heroes of Happy Hour

It doesn’t matter if you’re an office nine to fiver, a round-the-clock entrepreneur or side hustling freelancer, the happy hour ritual is a sacred practice for those who grind. These happy hour hot spots all offer something special, from amazing drink specials to Zen-like waterfront views. Add them to your post-work hangout rotation, if you haven’t already.      

Osorio’s Latin Fusion, Appleton

Greene’s Pour House, Neenah  

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Stuc’s Pizza, Appleton  

If you think a bar is a prerequisite of happy hour, think again. ”We don’t have a bar, but that didn’t deter us from trying it,” says Dustin Drahos, general manager at Stuc’s Pizza. “It gives people something to do while they are waiting for their pizza.” This is helpful because Stuc’s handcrafted-to-order pizzas take about 20 to 30 minutes to make – the perfect amount of time to knock back a cold one. Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 p.m. every day of the week at Stuc’s Appleton location. The Neenah location does not currently offer alcoholic beverages. During happy hour, beer and glasses of wine by Bota Vineyards are a dollar off regular prices. Drahos says regular beer prices range from $3 to $4.50, so during happy hour most beer is just $2 to $3 a pint. In addition to some bottled imports and the necessary Bud Light, Spotted Cow and Amber Bock on tap, Stuc’s offers a lineup of local craft beers. “The majority are Wisconsin-based like from Pigeon River Brewing Company and Titletown Brewery,” Drahos says.

Ground Round, Neenah

Happy hour is serious business at Ground Round in Neenah, taking place seven days a week and twice each day. From 3 to 6 p.m., all drinks are a $1 off regular prices and items on the bar bites menu (like taco dip, cheese curds and wings) are half price. A complimentary taco and nacho bar is located in the restaurant’s sports lounge on weekdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. For the late-night happy hour from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m., the deal is sweetened with $1.99 Long Islands and margaritas. Every day of the week also features a drink special, like half price bottles of wine of Mondays. Food and Beverage Manager Ryan Batley says Tuesdays have become a popular happy hour night for two reasons: all burgers are buy one, get one free and there is a meat raffle at 6 p.m. For $3, participants receive a numbered paddle that matches a number on the raffle wheel. If the wheel stops on your number, you are the proud owner of a delicious hunk of meat. Batley says during the summer, late-night happy hour is best enjoyed on the outdoor patio around one of the restaurant’s three fire pits.  

Beefeaters British Grille and Ale House, Appleton

For a British-inspired happy hour – no passport required – head to Beefeaters, which is part of Good Company Restaurant Group. Happy hour runs 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday in the restaurant’s English-style pub and comes complete with a complimentary appetizer cart. The cart’s ever-changing offerings could include anything from Cajun potato chips and tacos to pot stickers and chicken wings. Happy hour goers never know what to expect and that’s half the fun. Select domestic bottled beers are $3 during happy hour and the pub has five Wisconsin craft beers on tap including one seasonal selection and one rotating tap. During happy hour, all Wisconsin and Upper Michigan beer bottles and cans, house wines and sangria are $4. The restaurant’s core tap beers are U.K. favorites Smithwicks, Bass (both $4 per pint) and Guinness. If you feel like keeping things a little more local, order a $4 rail old fashioned made with Gary’s Old Fashioned Mix, bottled in Freedom. Pro tip: Good Company Restaurant Group also operates Pullmans at Trolley Square and Good Company in Appleton, both of which offer acclaimed happy hours as well.  

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