Las Vegas happy hour can mean a quick afternoon drink, an inexpensive early dinner, or a late-night round after a show. The best deal depends on where you are, when you want to go, and whether the special is limited to a bar or lounge.
This guide focuses on clearly posted 2026 offers that were rechecked against current venue menus on August 30, 2026. It includes straightforward $10 menus, half-price food, discounted cocktails, and a few later specials that work especially well after an evening event.
Las Vegas happy hour deals at a glance
How to use this guide
- For the earliest start: STK begins at 2:30 p.m., while Yard House begins its weekday happy hour at 3 p.m.
- For simple pricing: Beauty & Essex, Hakkasan, LAVO, TAO, and Caramella all have clearly marked $10 menus.
- For a later stop: LAVO, TAO, and Public House are useful after a show or an early dinner.
- For an off-Strip deal: Hearthstone, Yard House, and The Charcoal Room provide strong options at locals’ resorts.
- Before ordering: Ask for the happy hour menu and confirm where you need to sit. Several offers are limited to the bar, lounge, or patio.
Beauty & Essex
- When: Sunday–Thursday, 5–7 p.m.
- Deal: Ten selected bites and drinks for $10 each
- Where: Bar and lounge only
Beauty & Essex is one of the easiest upscale happy hours to understand. The current Social Hour menu includes $10 light bites such as grilled cheese and tomato soup dumplings, chile relleno empanadas, cauliflower tacos, onion rings, and deep-dish focaccia bites.
The same $10 price applies to two cocktails and selected sparkling, white, rosé, and red wine. It works well when you want the glamorous setting without committing to a full dinner, although ordering several small plates can add up quickly.
Jaleo
- When: Sunday–Thursday, 5–7 p.m.; Friday–Saturday, 4:30–7 p.m.
- Reverse hour: Monday, 9–11 p.m.
- Where: Bar and lounge
Jaleo’s Sangría Hour is available every day, making it one of the most flexible Strip choices. The menu features specially priced Spanish tapas, sangria, cocktails, beer, and wine by the glass.
Groups can also look for the Bottle and Board, which pairs a bottle of red, white, or sparkling wine with Spanish cheeses and cured meats. It is an especially natural stop before a show because the food is designed for sharing and the Friday and Saturday window begins before 5 p.m.
STK Steakhouse
- When: Daily, 2:30–5:30 p.m.
- Deal: $7 $7 $7 Happy Hour, with food starting at $7
- Prices: Seven $7 bites, $10 wines, $12 cocktails, and $5 beers
STK starts earlier than most Strip happy hours and brings more energy than a traditional steakhouse bar. Its current $7 $7 $7 menu starts with seven food bites at $7 each, with additional food selections at higher price tiers. Featured wines are $10, signature cocktails are $12, and Michelob Ultra and Stella Artois are $5.
This is a good fit for visitors who want an afternoon bite before the dinner crowd arrives or a lively first stop before going out. The atmosphere is intentionally upbeat, so choose another option if a quiet conversation matters more than the deal.
Harvest at Bellagio
- When: 4:30–5:30 p.m. during current operating days
- Current operating days: Wednesday–Saturday
- Where: Bar and lounge only
Harvest offers special prices on signature cocktails and substantial shareables for one hour before the restaurant’s dinner service builds. Cocktail choices include an Old Fashioned, Lychee Martini, Harvest Spritz, and Blood Orange Margarita.
The food selection goes beyond basic bar snacks, with current options such as bone marrow, pork belly lettuce wraps, salt-and-pepper fried shrimp, hanger steak crostini, and a seasonal flatbread. Bellagio labels the offer daily, but the restaurant’s current operating schedule is Wednesday through Saturday, so plan around those days.
Public House at Luxor
- When: Monday and Thursday, 8–10 p.m.
- Deal: $5 well cocktails and $5 draft beers
- Requirement: Entrée purchase; bar only
Public House has one of the later happy hours in this guide. The discount is limited to two nights, but the price is straightforward: $5 well cocktails and $5 draft beer between 8 and 10 p.m.
The important detail is the entrée requirement, and the offer is available only at the bar. That makes it best for someone already planning to eat rather than anyone looking only for a cheap round of drinks.
Hakkasan Restaurant Las Vegas
- When: Monday–Wednesday, 5–7 p.m.
- Deal: Selected food and drinks for $10 each
- Where: Bar only
Hakkasan’s Social Hour covers both food and drinks at a flat $10 price. Current choices include salt-and-pepper calamari, pork belly buns, chicken pot stickers, drunken wontons, and a three-piece dim sum basket.
The drink side includes specialty cocktails, selected wine, and sake. This is a practical way to sample the restaurant without ordering a full dinner, but seating is restricted to the bar and the offer runs only Monday through Wednesday.
LAVO Italian Restaurant
- When: Sunday–Thursday, 8–10 p.m.
- Deal: Selected bites, cocktails, and wine for $10 each
- Where: Bar and lounge
LAVO is a strong late-night choice when you want more than drinks. Its $10 menu currently includes oysters, crispy mozzarella, garlic bread, meat and cheese, two pizzas, and fritto misto.
Two cocktails and selected sparkling, white, rosé, and red wines are also $10. The bar-and-lounge setting works well after a show, though the Sunday-through-Thursday schedule excludes the busiest Friday and Saturday nights.
TAO Asian Bistro
- When: Sunday–Wednesday, 8:30–10 p.m.; Thursday–Saturday, 9:30–11 p.m.
- Deal: Ten selected food and drink items for $10 each
- Where: Bar and lounge
TAO has a Social Hour every night, but it begins late enough to feel more like a bridge between dinner and nightlife. The $10 food menu includes edamame, shishito peppers, chicken wing lollipops, spicy tuna on crispy rice, dumplings, and a full avocado-cucumber roll.
The Basil Gimlet, Hot Tropics cocktail, selected sake, and selected wines are also $10. Thursday through Saturday starts an hour later, so it is worth checking the correct window before arriving.
Caramella Italian Restaurant & Lounge
- When: Sunday and Wednesday, 4–7 p.m.
- Deal: Selected bites and drinks for $10 each
- Where: Front lounge seating only
Caramella provides a three-hour window and a food menu substantial enough to become an early dinner. Current $10 dishes include veal parmigiano meatballs, spicy tomato penne, calamari fritto, shrimp cocktail, Caramella fries, and a garden salad.
Two cocktails, beer, and selected red, white, and prosecco wines also cost $10. Ask specifically for front lounge seating because the Social Hour pricing does not apply throughout the restaurant.
Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar
- When: Monday–Thursday, 4–6 p.m.
- Deal: $12 food and $9 drinks
- Location: Red Rock Casino Resort in Summerlin
Hearthstone keeps the pricing simple with $12 food and $9 drinks during its weekday happy hour. The wood-fired restaurant is a useful option for Summerlin visitors or anyone planning an evening at Red Rock Resort.
The restaurant also runs separate weekly specials, including $7 martinis on Monday and $1 oysters on Wednesday. Those promotions are not the same as the happy hour menu, so confirm which offer you are ordering when you sit down.
Yard House at Red Rock Resort
- When: Monday–Friday, 3–6 p.m.
- Reverse happy hour: Sunday–Wednesday, 10 p.m.–close
- Deal: Drink specials and half-price select pizzas and appetizers
Yard House is a dependable group option because the discount covers both drinks and shareable food. The Red Rock location posts specials on featured beer, martinis, specialty drinks, and wine, plus half-price selected pizzas and appetizers.
The late Sunday-through-Wednesday window is useful after a movie, game, or event. The large tap list and broad food menu also make this one of the easiest choices for a group with different tastes.
The Charcoal Room at Santa Fe Station
- When: Daily, 4–5:30 p.m.
- Deal: Half-price bar starters and specialty cocktails
- Also available: Wine by the glass starting at $8; bar only
The Charcoal Room offers steakhouse surroundings without requiring a full steakhouse dinner. During happy hour, bar starters and specialty cocktails are half price, while wines by the glass start at $8.
The 90-minute window begins before the main dinner rush and applies only at the bar. It is a particularly good fit for northwest Las Vegas visitors who want a quieter alternative to the Strip’s high-energy happy hours.
Tips for finding the right Las Vegas happy hour
- Choose your area first. A modest discount is rarely worth a long rideshare across the valley.
- Look closely at the day. Several of the strongest offers run only Sunday through Thursday.
- Tell the host you want happy hour seating before you are taken to a regular dining table.
- Check event nights and holidays. Blackout dates, special menus, and shortened hours can replace the normal offer.
- Remember that tax, gratuity, and venue fees are not included in the posted menu price.
Las Vegas happy hour FAQ
What time is happy hour in Las Vegas?
Most restaurant happy hours begin between 3 and 5 p.m., but several Las Vegas venues also offer a reverse or late-night window. In this guide, STK starts at 2:30 p.m., while TAO runs as late as 11 p.m. on some nights.
Do Las Vegas happy hour specials apply at regular tables?
Not always. Many offers are restricted to the bar or lounge, and Caramella specifies front lounge seating. Tell the host that you want the happy hour menu before being seated.
Which Las Vegas happy hours have the simplest pricing?
Beauty & Essex, Hakkasan, LAVO, TAO, and Caramella all have selected food and drinks priced at $10. Hearthstone uses a similarly simple structure of $12 food and $9 drinks.
Are there happy hours on the Las Vegas Strip every day?
Yes. Jaleo, STK, and TAO all advertise an offer seven days a week. The exact starting time can change by day, so check the schedule for the venue you choose.
Can happy hour replace dinner?
It can at places with more substantial food, particularly Caramella, LAVO, Yard House, and Harvest. At cocktail-focused venues, think of happy hour as drinks and a snack rather than a complete meal.
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