Want to find the best Las Vegas happy hours?
We visit Las Vegas multiple times throughout the year and our favorite way to pass time in the middle of the day is happy hour deals!
Every place hosts their happy hour at different times and you can find a happy hour 24/7 in Vegas.
From deals on drinks, to meals, to desserts, and more, these are the most recommended happy hours in Las Vegas.
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Best Las Vegas Happy Hours On The Strip
These are all of the Las Vegas happy hours you can find on the Vegas Strip from The Strat, all the way to Luxor.
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1. Canaletto
This restaurant is located at The Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian.
Happy Hour is every day from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm at the bar and bar tables only.
The happy hour specials at Canaletto are $10 appetizers and $7 drinks.
We ordered a couple of drinks and had some calamari and a margherita pizza.
2. Mercato della Pescheria
This restaurant is in the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian, right across from Canaletto.
We love pairing these two Las Vegas happy hours together.
Happy hour is every day from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm and everything on the happy hour menu is $7.
This is also a great happy hour to get something of substance.
We ordered the meatballs and a drink.
We were also served complimentary bread with olive oil for dipping!
3. Sugarcane Raw Bar and Grill
Another restaurant located in the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian!
Happy hour is every day here from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
Drinks are $6 and appetizers are $5-$6.
We shared a frozen drink here with a coconut rim and also tried a slider topped with a quail egg.
We also ordered a side of fries.
4. Brera Osteria
Another restaurant located in the Venetian.
Happy hour is every day from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Here you can get some vegetarian options like bruschetta, olives, charred cauliflower, and cheese fonduta for $6-$9.
Fish options for $9-$12 include salmon, mussels, and shrimp.
Meat options for $8-$16 include meatballs, lardo al pepe, and beef tartare.
There are also several pizza options for $7-$10.
5. Trevi
Trevi is located at The Forum Shops at Caesar’s Palace.
Happy Hour is Monday through Friday from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm in the bar area only.
Deals include a $5 Frozen Classic Bellini, $6 Bottled Beer, $7 Wines By The Glass, and $9 Cocktails.
For food they have $8 Bar Bites and $10 Pizzas.
Additionally, Trevi is part of Landry’s Select Club.
So if you have your $25 welcome reward or annual $25 birthday reward, you can use this here on your food!
6. Off The Strip
The name is a little confusing.
This restaurant is still on The Strip and is located in the LINQ Promenade outside of the High Roller Ferris Wheel.
Their happy hour is every day from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm and offers $7 appetizers.
I ordered their Mac and Cheese here and it was so good.
It’s one of my favorite Las Vegas happy hour treats, especially since most of the happy hours near this restaurant are drinks only.
This is a good one for food.
7. High Roller Observation Wheel
This is located at the LINQ Promenade.
You can’t miss it!
Happy hour is Monday through Thursday from 4:00 pm to midnight and Friday through Sunday from noon to midnight.
The way happy hour works is you get an open bar during the full 30 minute rotation of the observation wheel and it is $60 per person.
8. Hash House A Go Go
Located in The LINQ, plus some other locations throughout Vegas – Henderson, West Sahara, The Rio, and the Plaza.
Happy hour is every day from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
Drinks are $3 and food is $5.
9. Margaritaville
Margaritaville is located near the Flamingo Hotel and Casino.
Their Las Vegas happy hour is all day every day!
You can get $6 margaritas, $5 well drinks, and more.
10. Island Time Floats Tiki Bar & Tacos
This bar is located at the Grand Bazaar Shops outside of Bally’s.
Their happy hour is usually 24/7 and you can order 2 for 1 cocktails.
11. Cabo Wabo Cantina
Another one at the Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood.
Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm.
House drinks are $6, 2 rum drinks are $12, domestic beer is $3.50 or $12 for a pitcher, import draft beer is $4.50 or $16 for a pitcher.
A Bucket of Corona is $24.
For food you can get 3 tacos for $6, 2 taquitos for $3, 2 chimichangas for $5, and 3 sliders for $6.
12. Pampas Brazilian Steakhouse
Pampas Las Vegas is located in the Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood and has been serving guests for nearly 20 years.
Their new happy hour special is an all you can eat and drink package for just $29.99 per person from 8 pm – 11 pm daily.
13. STK
Another restaurant inside The Cosmopolitan and an unexpected Las Vegas happy hour.
Happy hour is Monday through Thursday from 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm and Friday from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
All food on the happy hour menu is $7 like salmon, crab cake sliders, and burgers.
Specialty cocktails are half off.
Plus a couple of wines are $10 a glass.
14. Il Fornaio Cucina Italiana
This restaurant is located in the New York New York Hotel and Casino.
Happy hour is every day from 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Appetizers and pizza are all 1/2 off and you can get select signature cocktails, select wines, and beer specials for $7.
Here we shared an Old Fashioned and a Margherita Pizza.
We debated going back here again later on our trip but ended up not having the time.
It was a great price for Happy Hour!
Happy Hours Off The Strip
15. Sickie’s Garage Burgers and Brews
This restaurant is just South of the Strip at the Town Square shopping center.
Happy hour is every day from 9:00 pm – close and Sunday through Friday from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
During happy hour, appetizers are $5.99 and for $10 you can get a burger and a Bud Light.
Las Vegas Happy Hour Honorable Mentions
These are not happy hours, but they are great deals on food that we highly recommend if you’re eating outside of Happy Hour hours.
16. Noodles
Location: The Bellagio
Entrees were generally $20 with very generous portions and the Pot Stickers were about $10.
The first time we went here which was back in August, we ordered 2 entrees to share – Sweet and Spicy Noodles and Fried Rice.
It was a ton of food and I believe we took half the rice home to have as leftovers.
The second time we went here was in October and this time we had Oolong Tea, Pot Stickers, and Sweet and Spicy Noodles.
We knew 2 entrees would be too much food so we did an appetizer and an entree instead.
The THIRD time we visited was the following night for dinner where we just ordered the Sweet and Spicy Noodles to go since we were staying at the Bellagio.
We just had to carry it upstairs and enjoy it in our room while we watched tv.
17. Sweet Sin
Location: The LINQ Promenade
$7.50 for 2 scoops of ice cream – This definitely isn’t the cheapest ice cream in the world but they have an amazing assortment of flavors and a huge variety of other desserts.
18. Sirrico’s Pizza
Location: New York New York Hotel and Casino
Slice of Pizza and a Beer for $10 – as far as we know this is offered all day every day.
We had this twice during our October trip.
It’s a great deal and the deep dish pizza is a delicious and filling snack.
19. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
Location: Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian – more so on the Palazzo side
We originally went here because I had a free 16 inch pizza voucher for my birthday and funny enough I forgot to take a picture of the pizza!
I got a picture of everything else I ordered though.
I didn’t include it in the Happy Hour section because we weren’t there for Happy Hour, but I recall that they did have some sort of deal on the wine when dining in.
So they do have specials going on periodically. We ordered a salad, my free pizza, tiramisu, and a glass of wine.
20. Eataly
Location: Park MGM
Eataly is basically a big Italian food court.
They have a table service restaurant.
We didn’t try it because there was a long wait.
They have several counters where you can take food to go or just eat up at the bar though.
They have different ones for different foods like pizza, pasta, deli sandwiches, and desserts.
There’s also a wine and grocery section with all kinds of Italian treats.
We stopped in the first time to grab a dessert which is the Nutella Dessert in the first picture. We went back a couple days later for dinner, which is when we got the Pasta from the pasta counter.
Then we picked a bunch of desserts to take back to our room including a cannoli, cream puff, chocolate pastry, and a tiramisu puff.
21. Claim Jumper
Location: The Golden Nugget (Downtown on Fremont Street)
We decided to include this one because its huge portions make it a great dining deal.
We shared this burger and carrot cake for lunch one day and even took half the carrot cake back to our room for leftovers.
The burgers are generally less than $15 and I believe the dessert was only about $10, so for $25 we had lunch for two and leftover dessert.
22. Beer Park
Location: Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino
This place has a great setting at the base of the Eiffel Tower and their food is relatively inexpensive in relation to the portion sizes.
We shared a soft pretzel with beer cheese and a Philly Cheesesteak with beer cheese for dinner and finished it off with a drink.
We ended up taking half the pretzel home with some of the cheese though.
So this is another one where you don’t need your own entree.
You can share an appetizer and entree and still have leftovers.
23. Fulton Fish Frye
Location: New York New York Hotel and Casino
You can see on the menu below how inexpensive this place is.
We opted to try the Fish, Chicken, and Shrimp bucket for $13.50 and it also came with Hushpuppies, Fries, and Coleslaw.
It fed us both for lunch.
24. Carlos’ N Charlie’s Tacos Y Margaritas
Location: Flamingo Hotel and Casino
This place is huge!
They have indoor seating and a huge patio around the Flamingo Wildlife Exhibit.
We spent awhile discussing what we would order.
We saw a fairly large nacho plate go to another table.
So when we looked back at the menu and saw that the Carne Asada Nachos were $24, we figured that was worth it for the size.
Because it would definitely feed us both. We ended up not even finishing it though.
But we managed to finish off all the toppings.
So once again another lunch for 2 for less than $25.
25. La Creperie
Location: Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino
This is a tradition for us on every Vegas trip.
This was our last stop before we left on our last trip.
We always get the Nutella and Banana Crepe and just share the one.
I believe they are about $11 or $12.
But they are delicious and large enough to share.
26. Magnolia’s Veranda
Location: Four Queens Hotel and Casino (Downtown on Fremont Street)
We went here because when we signed up for Four Queens casino rewards program we were offered an additional discount at this restaurant.
Their prime rib dinner was discounted to I think $12 or $14.
JP ordered that because I don’t like prime rib and I ordered the open face turkey sandwich with gravy and mashed potatoes.
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Where To Stay in Las Vegas: Best Deals On A Budget
These are our favorite timeshares and hotels to stay in when we visit Las Vegas.
Polo Towers
Polo Towers is located directly on the Strip, across from Aria, Waldorf Astoria, Park MGM and more.
We’ve stayed in a variety of room types here and these are reviews of each type.
Studio Efficiency Room
I recommend the Studio Efficiency if you’re traveling solo and wanted to save some money.
The size is more similar to what you’d see in some areas of Europe.
Very small, but has what you need.
One Bedroom Accessible Room
We ended up in one because it’s all the had available, but as someone who is short (5′ 1″), the accessible room was perfect.
The kitchen counters and appliances were lower and much easier to reach.
Two Bedroom
The two bedroom villas are great for bigger groups or families.
The rooms here have full kitchens, which is virtually unheard of in Vegas, at least in non-timeshare hotels.
Horseshoe Hotel & Casino (Formerly Bally’s)
The Horseshoe is centrally located on the Strip and is consistently one of the cheapest hotel options in Vegas.
We usually are able to book a weeknight for $29 a night + resort fees.
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More Las Vegas Hotels For An Unforgettable Stay
While the following aren’t the cheapest hotels in Las Vegas, they can be more affordable than you’d think, especially if you’re an MGM Rewards or Caesars Rewards member.
The Bellagio Hotel & Casino is one of the most luxurious properties in Vegas and it’s definitely worth a bit of splurge for special occasions.
Paris Las Vegas is surprisingly affordable and usually has discounted rates for less than $100 a night.
The Delano Hotel is part of Mandalay Bay and even though it’s at the far end of The Strip, it’s one of my favorite places I’ve stayed in Vegas because the bathroom had a tv in it, which was perfect when soaking in the bubble bath.
Fun Things to Do in Las Vegas On A Budget
In-between all the best happy hours in Las Vegas, you’ll want to check out some of the best cheap and free entertainment.
Explore Las Vegas Sites off the Strip
Though the Las Vegas Strip is the center of the action, there are plenty of cheap and free things to do in the surrounding area.
AREA15 Las Vegas
This is a new, state of the art, indoor entertainment center, featuring Las Vegas’ most sought after experience – Omega Mart.
Things To Do in Las Vegas If You Don’t Gamble
Though Las Vegas is one of the best cities For casinos and gambling, it’s not everyone’s jam.
If you’re not interested in gambling, or are just trying to stay on a tight budget, these are some great options to still have a great time.
Why You Should Attend A Timeshare Presentation On Your Vegas Vacation
Not only will you walk away with some freebies, but you’ll also learn a bit about the timeshare industry and how it works, even if you’re not interested in buying one.
The Neon Museum
The Neon Museum is a fun place near downtown Las Vegas where you can see all of the historic neon signs from Vegas’s past.
There’s a special section of the “graveyard” where signs have been restored to working condition, making for a great night time visit.
Collect Birthday Freebies
Vegas is a fantastic birthday destination.
So many of the restaurants, retail stores, and attractions offer freebies or hugely discounted experiences when you visit on or around your birthday.
Conclusion: Las Vegas Happy Hours
As you can see, there are plenty of Las Vegas happy hours no matter what part of town you’re visiting.
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