You won’t miss Taha’s hour happy hour, even if you’re running late to this tropical paradise. And if you find that you’re not ready to head home just yet, Handlebar stays open until 2 a.m. Fuel up for trivia nights, karaoke, live music, and DJ spins, which happen throughout the week. Those in the know visit on Mondays, when happy hour runs all evening. The pizzas, such as the sweet-and-salty Hawaiian, are half off as well. Broadway.įrom 4–6 p.m., this Grove hangout offers draft beers and wines by the glass for $2 off and $8 off for wines by the bottle.
If you love live music, fresh shucked oysters, and being in the middle of a loud, lively feast, there’s no better option. Monday through Friday, might be better named “happy all afternoon,” with an array of drink specials. 3269 Morganford.Ī little bit of NOLA in STL, BOB serves up traditional Creole cooking using sustainable seafood. Serving meaty kabobs, pork skewers, and, yes, Korean fare, it’s one of those inviting bars for after work or on the weekends. The unpretentious neighborhood watering hole is a wonderfully weird gem in Tower Grove South, where happy hour is from 3:30–7 p.m. And The Golden Hoosier’s bar program delivers, with outstanding cocktails, whiskey flights, and a vast beer selection. The regular menu also includes a classic wedge salad, smash burgers, pork steaks, and a killer gooey peanut butter cake. Monday through Friday, when you can order a $6 Blackberry Collins and French onion dip with Red Hot Riplets for $6. Other great options – Get Euro-inspired New American bites and classy cocktails at Brasserie 1895 sip margaritas alongside chips and guac at Emma’s Mex Grill and unwind with happy hour six days a week at Sakura Japanese Restaurant.You can’t go wrong here, especially from 4–6 p.m.
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Hit it for happy hour, when you can dig in to $4.90 to $8.90 bites-think schnitzel fingers with fries, garlic-butter pretzel bites, and slow-smoked chicken wings drizzled with buffalo sauce-alongside $1 off half-liters, $2 off full liter drafts, $2.50 domestic bottles, $4 house wines, and $4 to $7 signature cocktails.
Those times are especially good during happy hour, when expertly crafted cocktails-everything from French 75s and Sazeracs to Texas peach mojitos, are just $8 and upscale bar bites-think crab cakes, wagyu skewers, brisket chili nachos, and tamarind-glazed pork belly burnt ends-can be had on the cheap. Killen’s Steakhouse– Chef Ronnie Killen’s firstborn powerhouse offers solid steakhouse classics, excellent wines, and good times.Wash it down with $5 martinis-your-way, $7 vodka infusions and house cocktails, $5 house wines, and $2.50 to $4 brews. Grazia Italian Kitchen Pearland– Happy hour at this Italian kitchen with a Southern kiss means you can enjoy $5 to $9 bar bites like brisket meatball sliders, fried calamari, and Australian lamb lollipops with risotto.Hurricanes and house wines are half-off, select bottles are $2, and wells and Abitas pints can be had for $3. Get half-off apps including cream cheese and jalapeño-studded pollo bullets, homemade hushpuppies, and Tex Cajun fries smothered in roast beef, gravy, and chile con queso. BB’s Cafe– The Pearland location of this Tex-Orleans standby rocks daily specials and a Voodoo Halfhour worth checking out.Where to Happy Hour in Pearland & Friendswood Note: For the purposes of this list, Pearland is roughly defined by this map and Friendswood by this map. The residential ‘hoods both offer both a friendly, suburban vibe and they both offer the chance to imbibe on the cheap. Named after pear trees abundant in the area in the 1890s, Pearland is the third largest city in the Houston MSA while the neighboring area of Friendswood is a small town that grows more enticing by the day. In our Where to Happy Hour series, we search Houston ’s vast array of neighborhoods for the very best libations.
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