National Margarita Day is Sunday, February 22. In most cities, that means one-day drink specials. In Las Vegas, it’s simply a reminder of something locals already know: margaritas are better (and cheaper) at the right happy hour.
Top 3 National Margarita Days Deals:
Hussong’s Mexican Cantina Las Vegas is celebrating National Margarita Day February 20–22, Friday through Sunday, with new $5 margaritas featured daily and half off original margaritas. Add street tacos, giveaways, and rock ’n’ roll mariachis, and you’ve got a full weekend worth celebrating. Hussong’s Happy Hour menu with prices here.
Nacho Daddy is best known for its stacked nachos, award-winning margaritas and “never a dry chip” attitude, is celebrating National Margarita Day on Sunday, Feb. 22, with buy-one, get-one-free margaritas offered all day at all three of its Las Vegas locations. They serve a solid $5 House Margarita during happy hour too!
Station Casinos is not rolling out the Mariachi for Margarita Day this year because everyday is Margarita Day with $1.99 Sauza Margaritas Available at Select Casino Bars inside Palace, Boulder, Sunset, Santa Fe, Green Valley Ranch, Red Rock and Durango. (FYI – Station Casinos has over 30 happy hours every week. Good happy hour deals listed here)
National Margarita Day is one day, Happy hour is everyday
Vegas does Mexican Cantinas exceptionally well and we take our Margaritas seriously (frozen or on the rocks – we don’t judge). The best part is that the experience isn’t limited to one Sunday in February – Happy Hour Vegas tracks 49 Mexican happy hours across the city where margaritas routinely land in the $5–$8 range during weekday happy hours. See a few examples below and you’ll see why Vegas happy hours are several dollars below the national average of $9.49.
Uno Mass Street Tacos Happy Hour – Uno Mas Street Tacos happy hour at the Sahara open daily until 6 PM serves $5 Margaritas, $10 wine, $7 beer and $8 Cheese Quesadilla.
Alebrijes Happy Hour – Fremont Street downtown Las Vegas. Happy Hours daily 4-6 PM & 10 PM-12 AM. Exceptional menu includes Mexican small plates at $10 each and margaritas $7.
Mas Por Favor Happy Hour – Located in Chinatown and open daily 3 PM-6 PM offering Street Tacos $3, Classic Burro $7, Draft Beer $5 and Margaritas on Tap $5.
La Mona Rosa Happy Hour – Arts District open 6-8 PM Wed-Thurs, 4-6 PM Fri & Weekends. Includes $3 tacos, $8 cocktails, $7 wines. Great menu, kitchen and Cantina Vibe.
With Super Bowl week approaching, all eyes are on game-day viewing (and betting) across Las Vegas. But before Super Bowl Sunday pricing, crowds, and limited menus take over, there’s still time to take advantage of weekday happy hours at sports bars and sportsbooks around town.
Curated by the team at Happy Hour Vegas, these five sports bar happy hours offer solid food and drink deals any day of the week except Super Bowl Sunday, when most venues suspend happy hour in favor of special event pricing.
If you want a deal on food, drink and sports, here’s where to go…
1) The Front Yard at Ellis Island
Where: Off Strip — 4178 Koval Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 4:00 PM–7:00 PM (no weekends)
What is The Front Yard? Front Yard is a two-story indoor/outdoor sports bar featuring an 18-foot big screen, multiple HD TVs, and a second-floor atrium with Strip views. The venue serves craft beer from its on-site Ellis Island Brewery and offers bar-top gaming with clear sightlines from nearly every seat.
What is Happy Hour At The Front Yard? Happy Hour Drinks
$5 Ellis Island Brewery draft beers
$7 Cocktails & Wine
Happy Hour Food
$7 Bites Menu (examples include Bacon Mac & Cheese and Smoked Pulled Pork Sandwich)
Super Bowl Sunday note
Super Bowl packages with open bar, bites, and reserved seating start at $175 per person (happy hour not available that day)
Why it’s worth it Portion sizes on the bites menu are generous, making this one of the few places where you can eat and drink well for under $15 during happy hour. $5 craft drafts paired with $7 food options make it a strong pre–Super Bowl week value play.
What it is Located inside the new Durango Resort, The George blends vintage Vegas energy with a modern sports-lounge setup. Indoor dining is paired with a lively outdoor patio featuring wrap-around LED screens, and it sits right next to the sportsbook.
What you get Happy Hour Food — $7 each
Truffle Fries
Buffalo Chicken Dip
Shishito Peppers
Hummus Duo
Happy Hour Drinks
$6 well cocktails
$5 beers (Coors Light, Pacifico, Modelo)
Why it’s worth it Upscale food, big screens, free parking, and sportsbook proximity make this an easy win. With $7 food and $5–$6 drinks, you can comfortably keep your tab under $20 in a polished, high-energy setting.
Where: Park MGM — The Strip Happy Hour: Daily, 7:00 PM to close
What it is A more relaxed sportsbook bar on the Strip, BetMGM offers comfortable seating, large screens, and a late-night happy hour that’s easy to time with evening games.
What you get Bar Bites — $7.77
Stadium Hot Dog
Cheesy Nachos
Cheesy Quesadilla
French Fries
Sweet Potato Fries
Beers — $7.77
Bud Light, Coors Light, Heineken
Miller Lite, Dos Equis Amber, Pacifico
Upgrade option
$20 combo: full-size burger, fries, and a beer
Why it’s worth it A 7 PM daily happy hour is rare on the Strip. The $7.77 pricing is easy to remember, and the $20 burger-and-beer combo delivers clear value compared to standard Strip pricing.
Where: Ahern Hotel — The Strip Happy Hour: Daily, 2:00 PM–5:00 PM
What it is A straightforward sports bar focused on classic American comfort food with wall-to-wall TVs. Expect jumbo wings, loaded nachos, and casual game-day energy without Strip pricing.
What you get Happy Hour Food
$3 fries
$10 loaded nachos
Eight additional items priced between $3–$10
Drinks
Drink pricing not currently published
Why it’s worth it While drink pricing isn’t clearly listed, the low-cost food menu makes this a solid early-afternoon option. It’s an easy place to post up, grab inexpensive bites, and watch multiple games without committing to premium packages.
Where: 1508 South Main Street — Arts District Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 4:00 PM–6:00 PM
What it is With 23 giant screens and a true neighborhood sports-bar vibe, The Stadium delivers big-game energy outside the Strip. The menu leans into elevated ballpark-style food with strong drink pricing.
What you get Happy Hour Food
BBQ Chicken Flatbread Pizza — $10
Pepperoni or Cheese Flatbread — $10
Ballpark Nachos — $9
Mini Pretzels with queso — $6
Happy Hour Drinks
Specialty cocktails — 50% off
Wines — $2 off
Well drinks — $4
Select beers — $3
Why it’s worth it A $3 beer paired with a $10 flatbread makes this one of the best under-$15 happy hours for sports fans. It’s casual, affordable, and built for watching games without Strip crowds.
Most sports bars suspend happy hour pricing on Super Bowl Sunday and move to fixed packages or premium menus. These five sportsbars offer a consistent happy hour when it’s not Super Bowl:
Weekday value
Clear food and drink deals
Plenty of screens
Lower commitment than game-day specials
If you want to know the deal before you walk in, these happy hours are the smart play. Also, check out the full line up of Happy Hour Sports Bars in Vegas….There are 43 of them listed at Happy Hour Vegas.
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It’s officially 2026, but before we race ahead to what’s next, we wanted to take a moment to look back at the happy hours that defined 2025. From longtime favorites to standout finds we couldn’t stop talking about, these were the spots we returned to again and again.
We leaned on a trusted circle of food writers, hospitality insiders, and local voices who know where the value really lives. The happy hours that delivered on flavor, value, and experience in a year that reminded us why this ritual matters. Here are their favorites plus, the top happy hour categories our audience couldn’t get enough of last year.
1. Basilico Ristorante Italiano – Southwest Vegas
Expert pick: Al Mancini, NeonFeast.com Al Mancini didn’t just like Basilico’s happy hour — he practically moved in. Offered daily from 4–6 p.m., this Southwest standout delivers refined Italian comfort at happy hour prices. Mancini’s go-to? The Cavatelli with Sausage Ragù and Sottocenere cheese for $10 — plus the kind of Wednesday-only $1 oyster deal that makes you cancel other plans. Classic, consistent, and quietly one of Southwest Las Vegas’ best-kept secrets. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/basilico-ristorante-italiano
2. Lotus of Siam – Flamingo Road
Expert pick: Anthony Curtis, LasVegasAdvisor.com When Anthony Curtis calls a happy hour a value, people listen. Lotus of Siam’s weekday happy hour (Mon–Fri, 3–5 p.m.) offers some of the restaurant’s most beloved dishes for $7, plus $4 sake. Curtis notes that a recent visit for two rang in at just $49 — proof that world-famous Thai food doesn’t have to come with Strip pricing. This is elite-level cuisine hiding in plain sight. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/lotus-of-siam
3. Rebellion Pizza – Anthem
Expert pick: Bob Barnes, Food & Loathing Rebellion Pizza earns Bob Barnes’ loyalty for two big reasons: serious New York–style pizza and an unmatched commitment to local beer. The Anthem location boasts the largest selection of Southern Nevada–brewed beers in the Valley, and its weekday happy hour (2–5 p.m.) seals the deal with $5 massive slices, $7 drafts, and half-off appetizers. It’s neighborhood-friendly, fiercely local, and exactly what happy hour should be. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/rebellion-pizza-happy-hour
4. Herbs & Rye – Off-Strip
Expert pick: Rachel “The Real” Diehl, Hospitality Insider For anyone who’s ever missed happy hour because life got in the way, Herbs & Rye is the answer. Rachel Diehl loves that happy hour runs all day, every day, eliminating clock-watching entirely. Expect half-priced full plates of pasta and steak paired with one of the most creative cocktail programs in Las Vegas. Show up when you’re hungry — the deal is always on. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/herbs-and-rye
5. Nacho Daddy – Downtown Las Vegas
Expert pick: Shelley Berkley, Mayor of Las Vegas When a happy hour earns its own city proclamation, you know it’s doing something right. Mayor Shelley Berkley is a fan of Nacho Daddy’s $5 happy hour margaritas — so much so that December 18 was officially declared “Nacho Daddy Day” in Las Vegas. With daily happy hours from 11 a.m.–6 p.m. and again from 9–11 p.m., this Downtown staple proves that fun, flavor, and value never go out of style. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/nacho-daddy-downtown-vegas
6. Echo & Rig – Summerlin
Expert pick: Andrew Morgan, Happy Hour Vegas Echo & Rig is my personal go-to because it nails the sweet spot between quality and value. Where else can you order one of everything on the happy hour menu for about $15? Summerlin’s weekday happy hour (3–6 p.m.) features $3 cocktails, $4 steak & eggs, and a butcher-driven menu that feels indulgent without the indulgent price tag. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour/echo-rig-happy-hour/
Popular Happy Hour Categories of 2025
Beyond individual venues, our audience made their preferences loud and clear in 2025. These were the most-visited happy hour categories on HappyHourVegas.com and a reflection of how people were actually dining and socializing in Las Vegas last year.
7. Weekend Happy Hours
Happy hour isn’t just for weekdays anymore. Weekend happy hours surged in popularity as locals and visitors looked for flexible ways to socialize without committing to full dinners or late nights. Brunch-adjacent, pre-show, and early-evening deals ruled 2025. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/weekend-happy-hours/
8. Reverse Happy Hours
Late nights deserve love, too. Reverse happy hours typically after 9 p.m. became a go-to for hospitality workers, night owls, and anyone who prefers cocktails after the crowds thin out. Vegas is a 24-hour town, and our audience clearly drinks accordingly. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/reverse-happy-hours-las-vegas/
9. Happy Hour Deals
Value matters. With rising menu prices everywhere, our readers gravitated toward clearly defined deals. Dollar oysters, $5 cocktails, half-off menus, $3 tacos and more. The kind of offers that feel like a win the moment the check arrives. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/happy-hour-deals-las-vegas/
10. Rooftop & Foodie Happy Hours
Views and flavor closed out the top spots. Rooftop happy hours let people soak in the skyline without paying nightclub prices, while foodie happy hours attracted diners chasing chef-driven menus, seasonal ingredients, and creative small plates. In 2025, people wanted experience and taste, not just a cheap drink. 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/rooftop-happy-hours/ 👉 https://happyhourvegas.com/foodie-happy-hours/
Looking forward to 2026 Las Vegas Happy Hours
Happy Hour Vegas now tracks 500+ happy hours, organized by category, location and menu, making it easy to explore and discover the right happy hour for any location or occasion. If 2025 taught us anything, it’s that happy hour isn’t a trend, it’s how Las Vegas eats, drinks, and connects.
And, as we move into 2026, we’re excited for new menus, new chefs, new experiences, and plenty of new happy hours worth discovering. Las Vegas never stops evolving, and we’ll be right there tracking the deals, tasting the bites, and sharing the spots that are doing it right. We look forward to raising a glass with you and bringing you along for another great year of happy hours in Las Vegas. 🥂🍸
Las Vegas may be famous for its celebrity chefs and marquee dining rooms, but some of the most exciting food in this city is coming from locals chefs building community at their off-strip kitchens.
Here are a few of the chefs and restaurants that are making waves in the Vegas food scene today. And the best part? You don’t need a reservation weeks out or a high-roller budget to try them. You can experience their craft at happy hour. 🍽️🍸
Chef Ellie Parker – Main St Provisions – Arts District
Chef Joe Valdez is known for creating traditional Nona-inspired Italian cuisine with modern inspirations. Try Chef Joe’s traditional spaghetti and meatballs or spicy shrimp with artichokes with a modern Vegas vibe for only $10 each. Basilico Happy Hour 4-6 PM daily with $9 cocktails, $7 wines and more.
Chef Dan Krohmer – Other Mama – Southwest
From learning the disciplines of sushi and kaiseki in Japan to being on tour with Vans Warped and Coachella, Chef Dan Krohmer’s Other Mama on the west side has earned an impressive number of accolades over the last decade including one of the best sushi happy hours in Vegas. Try the $5 spicy tuna and cucumber hand roll or Japanese fried chicken ($8) with a signature and very original cocktail ($8). Other Mama Happy Hour Daily 5-6PM.
Chef Bruce Kalman – Soulbelly BBQ – Arts District
James Beard nominated chef Bruce Kalman has built a career on bold flavors, craftsmanship, and an uncompromising respect for ingredients. Chef Bruce became nationally recognized through Top Chef, Chopped, Beat Bobby Flay, and as a finalist on BBQ Brawl. Make your way to the Arts District to try Chef Bruce’s pulled pork cornbread sliders ($5) at Soul belly BBQ happy hour Tuesday to Friday from 2-5 PM and a reverse Happy Hour on Friday and Saturday from 9-10 PM.
Chef Paco – Alebrijes – Fremont Street
Chef Paco’s move from Mexican favorites on The Strip to authentic Mexican at Alebrijes Downtown did not go unnoticed. There are many words to describe Chef Paco’s kitchen at Alebrijes including artful, original, inspirational and it’s all available on the $10 happy hour menu…with $7 fresh margaritas of course!. Alebrijes happy hour on Fremont Street daily 4-6 PM and 10 PM-12 AM.
If there was ever a holiday made for Las Vegas, it’s this one. November 12th is National Happy Hour Day. A day to raise a glass (or two) to that sacred window of time when the world slows down, the prices drop, and life just feels a little lighter.
Vegas is the envy of the foodie world with more happy hour options than most cities could dream of. From family-friendly deals to global flavors that transport your taste buds, there’s literally hundreds of great places to get together, unplug, and eat and drink really well.
Here are a few great deals to celebrate National Happy Hour Day the Vegas way.
After 15 years on The Strip, Holstein’s moved to the udder side of town in the Arts District. For National Happy Hour Day, Holsteins is extending its happy hour from 11 AM to 10 PM for an all-day celebration. $5 drafts and a $16 Happiest Meal (burger, fries, cocktail). emooojis here:
PacMan and Pumpkin Martini for National Happy Hour Day?It’s on like Donkey Kong at The Retro Bar with 80’s themed drinks & bites from $4-$11 and a seasonal happy hour menu. Plus, the Cabbage Patch Kids get to zip, jump, climb and crawl around the huge indoor park. Happy Family Hour!
MGM Grand is taking National Happy Hour Day to a whole new level with 24 hours of rotating happy hour deals. Try $7-7-7 wells, wines, beers across multiple MGM Grand venues including BetMGM Sportsbook. Sip and celebrate all day, all night and all the time where happy hour never sleeps. Yep, that’s Vegas!
Scotch 80 Prime new social hour menu items including 30% OFF the really good stuff. Try steak tartar, shrimp cocktails, wine from the gods and signature cocktails for $11-$18. Today and every Mon -Thurs 5-7 PM.
Giornata Nazionale dell’Aperitivo! Happy Hour Day Deal! Half-off the regular $8 happy hour menu. From 4 to 6 PM Wednesday, Nov. 12, guests can enjoy $4 dishes including mozzarella & tomato caprese, zucchini chips, meatballs and pizzettes with $4.5 specialty cocktails and wines.
Enjoy National Happy Hour Day and check out Happy Hour Vegas for more Las Vegas Happy Hours everyday.
You can find them year-round, but oyster “season” is currently in full swing – and will be through April. And while they can be pricey, Las Vegas still has some great deals on the little mollusks, many of which are limited to Happy Hour menus. They shuck, and you suck – but at least the bill won’t.
Basilico (6111 S. Buffalo Drive) – This Italian restaurant located within the Southwest Valley’s Evora apartment complex has a great Happy Hour, seven days a week from 4 to 6 p.m. But Wednesdays are special, because that’s the day they add $1 oysters. There’s a 6-oyster minimum on the deal, which will still leave enough room in your belly for the salads, pastas, flatbreads, beer, wine and cocktails of the everyday Happy Hour menu, all of which are priced between $5 and $10.
Palate (The Arts District) – A sister restaurant to Basilico (above), Palate also offers $1 oysters every Wednesday, as an addition to their usual Happy Hour menu, which is available Wednesdays through Fridays from 3:00 to 6:00 and Saturdays from 4:00 to 6:00. Other deals include $5 beer, $8 wine, $9 cocktails, and small bites from Chef Sterling Buckley from $7 to $10.
Proper Bar at Proper Eats (Aria) – Proper Bar, adjacent to Aria’s Proper Eats Food Hall, is the only part of the food hall that offers a Happy Hour promotion, and it’s a good one if you like Oysters: Blue Point oysters for $2 each and specialty oyster enhanced cocktails from $9 to $16 each. Try the Mezcal Kicker (Fresh Blue Point Oyster, Mezcal, Grapefruit Juice, Lime Juice, Agave Nectar, Jalapeño, Sea Salt) or keep it simple with a half-dozen oysters for $2 bucks-a-shuck. You can take advantage of the Oyster Happy Hour promotion every Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 p.m.
Momofuku (Cosmopolitan) –Celebrity Chef David Chang’s Cosmopolitan flagship is known for combining Korean, Japanese and American influences with signature dishes like bao buns, ramen and a large-format roasted duck. From 3 to 5 p.m., seven days a week, their Social Hour Menu has ten items priced at $10 or less, including a half dozen oysters for $10. You’ll also find draft beer for $8, Highballs for $10 and wine or sake for $12.
Sugarcane (Venetian/Palazzo) — Located on The Venetian/Palazzo Restaurant Row, just across from the Voltaire Theater, Sugarcane offers modern American food with global influences, with a heavy emphasis on their raw bar and sushi offerings. Their two weekday Happy Hours, which run from 3 to 6 p.m. and again from 10 p.m. to midnight every Sunday through Thursday, include a few Spanish dishes, but lean heavily into the seafood side of the menu. That includes Chef’s selection oysters for $2.50 each. Wash them down with one of four $7 craft beers, or a nice selection of cocktails and wine for $8 apiece.
Las Vegas has a thriving pizza scene, with styles that originated around the world well-represented at pizzerias and restaurants throughout the valley. If you’re interested in sampling a few, here are three spots where you can do it at a discount, providing you visit during their Happy Hours.
Dom DeMarco’s is a spinoff of Brooklyn’s legendary DiFarra Pizza and offers two styles of pizza: round New York thin-crust and rectangular thick-crust Sicilian. It’s also a full-service Italian restaurant, with a beautiful outdoor patio, serious cocktail program, and 40-label wine list. They offer a basic Happy Hour on weekdays from 2 to 6.p.m featuring $3 off all beer, 50% off all cocktails and select wines, and a menu of $12 items. But the Happiest Hours are between 2:00 and 4:00, when all pizzas are 50% off.
Created by Michael and Jenna Morton, who have operated successful restaurants on and off The Strip, Nudo Italiano is a family-focused Italian restaurant in the tragically underserved Southern Highlands community. They also offer a very authentic spin on Neapolitan pizza, four of which (normally priced at $17 or $18) can be had for $9 apiece from 4:00 to 5:00 during their Monday through Thursday Happy Hour. Wash it down woth a $4 draft beer, $8 glass of wine or $9 prosecco spritz.
The undisputed G.O.A.T of competitive pizza making, 13-time World Pizza Champ Tony Gemignani, offers a dozen different styles of pizza at his high-energy Las Vegas flagship. Two of those styles (Classic American and Classic Italian) are represented in the half-dozen personal-sized Happy Hour pizzas, priced between $8 and $9.50 from 3 to 6 p.m. every Monday through Thursday. The Happy Hour menu also includes $2 off three types of beer and select glasses of wine, as well as five appetizers/sides for between $7 and $9.
