The best local happy hours across the West — Nevada, California, Arizona and Utah. Every spot on this page is independently owned: neighborhood breweries, cocktail bars, wine bars and local institutions. No chains, no casino-corporate productions — just the places locals actually go when the workday ends.
Every deal listed here was verified from the spot’s own menu or website, and we update listings as spots confirm new details. Happy hours change, so when a place publishes only its window and not a price list, that’s exactly what we show — no invented deals.
Nevada
Nevada Brew Works — Las Vegas (Arts District + Boca Park)
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 3–6 PM + ALL DAY Sunday — $6 beer, half-off classic margaritas, $7 calls (Buffalo Trace, Beefeater, Corazon, Wheatley, Bacardi Silver) and $10 food: cheese curds, jalapeño poppers and a jumbo soft pretzel.
Instagram: @nevadabrewworks · Website: nevadabrewworks.com
Arts District: 1327 S Main St, Suite 160, Las Vegas, NV 89104 · (702) 664-1500 — Boca Park: 820 S Rampart Blvd, Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89145 · (725) 205-4022 (Boca Park runs its own happy hour schedule — check with the bar)
4.4 ★ on Google · 682 reviews (Arts District)
An Arts District brewery under the big grain silo — house beers like the Ariana Rye PA and NBW Lager, pizzas and cocktails, and a patio built for golden hour. It’s family-run, dog-friendly, and the second Boca Park room brought the same brews to the west side in 2025.
Brewing for a cause: $1 from every pint of Ariana Rye goes to the Ariana Rye Foundation, which helps families buy medical equipment for children with disabilities — and a featured beer each month sponsors a different child.
Sparrow + Wolf — Las Vegas
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 5:00–6:30 PM (window as published — the kitchen posts no happy-hour price list online)
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Website: sparrowandwolflv.com
4480 Spring Mountain Rd, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89102 · (702) 790-2147
4.6 ★ on Google · 369 reviews
Chef Brian Howard’s live-fire Chinatown institution — a James Beard-recognized neighborhood kitchen with serious cocktails, holding down Spring Mountain’s local dining row. The early-evening window is short, so be in your seat by five.
Ada’s Food + Wine — Las Vegas
Happy Hour: 3–5 PM, and again 9 PM–close (per the bar’s posted hours — a rare twice-a-day happy hour)
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Website: adaslv.com
1130 S Casino Center Dr, Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89104 · (702) 462-2795
A sommelier-driven Arts District wine bar — its list took “Most Original Wine List, 2025” from The World of Fine Wine — with happy hour twice a day: an early window for the after-work crowd and a late one for the night owls. Entrance is on California Street.
The Golden Tiki — Las Vegas
Happy Hour: 4–7 PM (per the bar’s own event listings; no prices published online)
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Website: thegoldentiki.com
3939 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102 · (702) 222-3196
4.8 ★ on Google · 991 reviews
Chinatown’s 24-hour tiki landmark — celebrity shrunken heads, an animatronic bird show, and a happy hour its own bio bills as a Las Vegas Review-Journal “Best Happy Hour” winner three years running. The 4–7 PM window is the civilized way in before the late-night beautiful chaos.
BLVD Grille — Henderson
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri, open to 6 PM (dine-in only) — $5 small bites, $4 Coors Light and Miller Lite drafts, $5 cocktails: espresso martini, margarita, mule, sangria and well cocktails
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Website: theblvdgrille.com
46 S Water St, Henderson, NV 89015 · (702) 570-3095
The Water Street District anchor runs one of the longest weekday happy hours in Henderson — it starts when the doors open at 11 AM and rolls to 6. Live music Thursday through Saturday keeps the room going after the deals end.
Sticks Tavern — Henderson
Happy Hour: Mondays, ALL DAY — $7 eats & drinks, every Monday
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Website: stickstavern.com
203 S Water St, Suite 100, Henderson, NV 89015 · (702) 900-3969
A non-smoking, family-owned Water Street sports bar that turns the slowest day of the week into an all-day $7 happy hour — plus all-day breakfast and a Sunday Tito’s Bloody Mary bar. Two blocks from BLVD Grille: a natural Water Street happy-hour crawl pairing.
Wild River Grille — Reno
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 3:30–5:30 PM — domestic bottled beer $4.50, craft bottled beer $5, draft beer $6, house wines $5, well cocktails $6.50, Wild River Mule $7, Red Hound $7, Raspberry Lemondrop $7.50, margarita $7.50; all dinner appetizers 50% off, crispy chicken wings $8.50, fried potstickers $8, weekly sliders $16
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Instagram: @wildrivergrillereno · Website: wildrivergrille.com
17 S Virginia St, Reno, NV 89501 · (775) 284-7455
4.5 ★ on Google · 482 reviews
A family-owned Riverwalk staple in the historic Riverside Hotel building, with a dog-friendly patio directly on the Truckee River. Reno’s definitive riverside happy hour — half-off appetizers and a $6 draft with the river rolling past.
California
GARAGE Kitchen + Bar — San Diego (Gaslamp Quarter)
Happy Hour: Tue–Sun 4–6 PM — 51% OFF all drinks* and $3 off appetizers (*except top shelf & specialty cocktails)
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Website: garagekitchenbar.com
655 4th Ave, San Diego, CA 92101 · (619) 231-6700
4.8 ★ on Google
The most aggressive deal in the Gaslamp — literally 51% off — steps from Petco Park. San Diego’s official Vikings watch bar and a go-to Padres pre-game stop, so the room fills fast on game days.
SD TapRoom — San Diego (Pacific Beach)
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 3–6 PM — $2 off ALL taps, apps, cocktails and wines
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Website: sdtaproom.com
1269 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA 92109 · (858) 274-1010
4.5 ★ on Google · 462 reviews
A Pacific Beach local institution since 2006 — independent San Diego craft beer on 45 rotating taps, with a big dog-friendly patio six blocks from the beach. The $2-off-everything window is PB’s weekday ritual.
Sammy G’s Tuscan Grill — Palm Springs
Happy Hour: Every day, 11 AM–6 PM — house wine $8, well cocktails $9, well martinis $10 (Cosmopolitan, Manhattan, Appletini), personal pizzas $13–$14, sliders $13, clams or mussels $14, zucchini fries $11, New York Strip $25
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Website: sammygsrestaurant.com
265 S Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262 · (760) 320-8041
4.5 ★ on Google · 439 reviews
A downtown Palm Springs Italian staple with a fire-pit patio and live music — and a rare seven-hour, every-single-day happy hour. Come for a $10 martini at lunch, stay because nobody in Palm Springs is in a hurry.
Propaganda Wine Bar — Los Angeles (Arts District)
Aperitivo Happy Hour: Tue–Sun 3–6 PM — spritz cocktails, chilled vermouth, natural wines and a small-plate aperitivo menu (the bar publishes the format, not item prices)
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Website: propaganda.wine
950 E 3rd St, Unit 1D, Los Angeles, CA 90013 · (213) 947-3200
An owner-operated Italian enoteca bringing real aperitivo culture to the Arts District — 100+ organic, biodynamic and natural wines, and a 72-hour Pinsa Romana worth crossing the river for.
Hunters Palm Springs — Palm Springs (Arenas District)
Happy Hour: ALL DAY, every day — the all-day format is the deal (the bar publishes no item prices online)
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Website: hunterspalmsprings.com
302 E Arenas Rd, Palm Springs, CA 92262 · (760) 323-0700
4.2 ★ on Google · 1,313 reviews
Palm Springs’ premier gay bar and dance club on Arenas Road — patio, dance floor, drag bingo and karaoke, with happy hour running all day, every day as the headline act. No window to beat: whenever you walk in, it’s on.
The Tiny Pony Tavern — Yucca Valley
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 3–5 PM — cheaper drinks and $5 domestic beer bottles, per the tavern’s own FAQ
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Website: thetinypony.com
57205 Twentynine Palms Outerhighway South, Yucca Valley, CA 92284 · (442) 205-0163
A 100% women-owned, women-run High Desert tavern about 15 minutes from Joshua Tree National Park’s West Entrance — a scratch kitchen open late, the desert’s only Nitro Guinness tap, and a dog-friendly backyard. Its FAQ notes the happy hour was voted #1 in the Morongo Basin, and the tavern carries a USA Today “29 Best Bars in the U.S.” nod.
Arizona
Sip Coffee & Beer — Phoenix
Happy Hour: 3–5 PM — $7 Vodka Mule, $8 House Margarita, $2 off all beer & wine, $1 off all craft cocktails (their happy hour page lists the window without pinning the days — confirm when you go)
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Website: sipcoffeeandbeer.com
3620 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85018
4.5 ★ on Google · 990 reviews
“Locally owned and sourced since 2014” — an Arcadia coffee shop by day and cocktail bar by night, built into a converted auto garage, with the 36 Below lounge hidden underneath. The $7 Mule window is the neighborhood’s afternoon reset.
Citizen Public House — Scottsdale
Social Hour: Daily 4–6 PM (dine-in only) — Dealer’s Choice cocktail $11, draft cocktails $11, wine $8 glass / $25 bottle, Dollar Chili Crunch Wings 5 for $5 / 10 for $10, Bacon Fat Popcorn $4.50, and “The Fab Fifteen” entrées — the Original Chopped Salad, Matinee Meatloaf, Good Citizen Burger — $15 each
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Website: citizenpublichouse.com
7111 E 5th Ave, Suite E, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 · (480) 398-4208
4.6 ★ on Google · 1,751 reviews
An Old Town Scottsdale institution since 2011, from James Beard-nominated Chef Bernie Kantak — one of Arizona’s original cocktail-centric dining rooms and the home of The Original Chopped Salad. Social Hour is the smart way to eat there: a $15 entrée and an $11 cocktail of the day.
HULA’S Modern Tiki — Scottsdale
Tiki Time Happy Hour (dine-in only) — Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 3:30–6 PM · Wednesday ALL NIGHT, 3:30–10 PM · Sat & Sun drinks only 10:30 AM–3:30 PM: signature cocktails $8 (reg. $12) — Mai Tai, Painkiller, Hurricane, Zombie, Lilikoi Margarita — happy hour apps $8, pork / spicy tofu tacos $5, well drinks $7, wine by the glass $2 off, all drafts $2 off
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Instagram: @hulasmoderntiki · Website: hulasmoderntiki.com
7213 E 1st Ave, Scottsdale, AZ 85251 · (480) 970-4852
Locally owned and operated — an Arizona-local tiki original with a big Old Town patio and the Valley’s best-known Mai Tai. Wednesday is the power move: Tiki Time runs all night.
Pueblo Vida Brewing Company — Tucson
Happy Hour: Mondays, ALL DAY — $5 full pours all day (taproom Mondays 3–9 PM)
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Instagram: @pueblovida · Website: pueblovidabrewing.com
115 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85701 · 520-623-7168
4.9 ★ on Google
Downtown Tucson’s hazy-IPA pioneer — a local taproom institution for more than a decade in a historic Broadway building, famous for Cereus and its rotating hazy IPAs. Monday is the day: every full pour in the house is five bucks.
Beaver Street Brewery — Flagstaff
Happy Hour: Mon–Fri 2:30–5:30 PM — $2 off Beaver Street brews, $2 off house-made cocktails. Next door at 21+ Brews & Cues: happy hour every day, open–7 PM, pool $6/hour (reg. $12) — plus reverse happy hour every day 9 PM–close: $2 off pints, $2 off wells, $4 Mystery Bags
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Instagram: @beaverstbrewery · Website: beaverstreetbrewery.com
11 S Beaver St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001 · (928) 779-0079
4.5 ★ on Google · 1,874 reviews
Flagstaff’s original brewpub, pouring since 1994 — wood-fired pizzas, house ales and a seasonal beer garden with San Francisco Peaks views, one block south of the historic train station. With the Brews & Cues pool hall next door, this one corner covers the whole evening.
Creekside American Bistro — Sedona
Happy Hour: Daily 3:30–5:30 PM, at the bar or on the bar patio (the spot Sedona voted its best happy hour; priced deals aren’t published online)
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Instagram: @creeksidesedona · Website: creeksidesedona.com
251 AZ-179, Sedona, AZ 86336 · 928-282-1705
4.5 ★ on Google · 452 reviews
A local staple since 2008 on Oak Creek, with red-rock views, dog-friendly patios and Chef Mercer Mohr’s seasonal bistro menu. Golden hour over the creek at happy-hour time — Sedona didn’t vote it best by accident.
Utah
Blind Dog Restaurant & Raw Bar — Park City
Happiest of Hours: 5–6 PM on open days (Tue–Sat), in the Blind Dog bars only — the menu lives with the bartender (items aren’t listed online; ask your server)
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Instagram: @blinddogpc · Website: blinddogpc.com
1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT 84060 · 435-655-0800
4.5 ★ on Google · 159 reviews
Now celebrating its 27th year — jet-fresh seafood, sushi and a raw bar, with one of Utah’s most extensive wine lists. A Park City institution, not a ski-town tourist trap, and its Happiest of Hours is the locals’ first seating of the night.
Willie’s Lounge — Salt Lake City
Standing Drink Specials (no clock — every day): a long list of pours at $3.75 each — Jameson, Tito’s, Crown Royal, Jack Daniel’s, Fireball, Corazon Silver, Beefeater, Jim Beam and more — plus a $5 Dive Shot of the Day. Open 365 days a year, 10 AM–1 AM
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Instagram: @williesloungeslc · Website: willieslounge.com
1716 S Main St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Billed as Salt Lake City’s oldest dive bar — no happy-hour clock because the prices never really come up. Bingo Mondays, Trivia Tuesdays, vinyl-only DJs Wednesdays, karaoke Thursday through Saturday, with a patio and pool out back.
Kabuto Sushi & Ramen Bar — St. George
Happy Hour: Mon–Thu 2–5 PM — handcrafted sushi, select appetizers and entrées at exclusive pricing (item prices are on the in-house menu)
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Website: kabutoutah.com
245 Red Cliffs Dr, St. George, UT 84790 · 435-599-7121
A Best of Southern Utah 2026 nominee — fresh sushi and ramen, hands-on sushi classes and tasting nights, and a genuine locals’ following. Kabuto is a Utah-local group: two more rooms in Cedar City and Spanish Fork run the same playbook.
Porcupine Pub & Grille — Cottonwood Heights
Daily specials (not a timed happy hour): a rotating array of house specials, homemade soups and a dessert of the week, per the pub’s homepage — plus a signature weekend brunch
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Website: porcupinepub.com
3698 E Fort Union Blvd, Cottonwood Heights, UT · 801-942-5555
The après-ski institution at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon — pouring since April 27, 1998, and the canyon commute’s first stop ever since. Come off the mountain, check the specials board, stay for dinner.
