Finding a real late-night happy hour with good food and drink specials in Las Vegas is harder than it should be.
Plenty of restaurants stay open late, but that does not mean they offer discounted food or drinks. Other places once had a reverse happy hour, quietly discontinued it, and never bothered correcting the dozens of old articles still promoting it.
This guide takes a stricter approach.
To be included, a restaurant or bar must currently advertise a recurring happy hour that runs until at least 9 p.m. or starts later in the evening. We checked official restaurant websites, current menus, official location pages and recent posts from the venues themselves.
Ordinary late-night menus, one-night promotions, industry events and specials that could not be independently confirmed were left out.
Happy-hour menus can still change without notice, especially during holidays, major conventions, sporting events and private parties. Check with the venue before making a special trip.
Late-Night Happy Hours & Drink Specials on the Las Vegas Strip
The Strip has hundreds of bars and restaurants, but surprisingly few currently offer a legitimate late-night happy hour. These are the Strip deals we could verify.
SUGARCANE Raw Bar Grill
Location: The Venetian Resort, Restaurant Row
Address: 3355 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Late-night happy hour: Sunday through Thursday from 10 p.m. until closing. Recent restaurant materials also advertise a Friday and Saturday late-night session beginning at 11 p.m.
Current specials: Published happy-hour selections include $2.50 fresh oysters with a six-oyster minimum, $6 shrimp cocktails, a $9 mini salmon poke bowl, a $9 spicy tuna roll, $8 goat cheese croquettes, $7 draft and canned beer, $8 cocktails and $8 glasses of wine.
SUGARCANE is one of the better choices when you want an actual meal instead of nothing but discounted drinks and a plate of fries. Its location on Restaurant Row inside The Venetian makes it convenient for people staying near The Venetian, Palazzo, Wynn, Treasure Island or the LINQ area.
The restaurant combines a raw bar, sushi, small plates and globally influenced dishes in a lively dining room. It can also become more energetic later in the evening, particularly on weekends when the restaurant advertises live DJs.
SUGARCANE has adjusted its late-night hours before, so confirming the starting time on the day of your visit is recommended.
BALLA Italian Soul
Location: SAHARA Las Vegas
Address: 2535 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Late-night happy hour: Daily from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Current specials: $7 Limoncello Spritz cocktails are available throughout the day, along with a dedicated happy-hour food and drink menu.
BALLA Italian Soul is a solid option for an early start to a late Las Vegas evening. It is not an after-midnight deal, but its 9 p.m. happy hour qualifies as one of the few current reverse happy hours available directly on the Strip.
The restaurant specializes in coastal Italian cooking, including handmade pasta, wood-fired meats, seafood and Italian-inspired cocktails. The room is modern and polished without feeling overly formal, making it suitable for either a date night or a quick stop before heading elsewhere.
BALLA keeps its exact happy-hour food selections on its live menu rather than permanently posting every price on the main restaurant page. That means the dishes may rotate, but the daily 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. session and the $7 Limoncello Spritz are currently advertised by the resort.
CASBAR Lounge
Location: SAHARA Las Vegas
Address: 2535 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Late-night happy hour: Daily from midnight to 6 a.m.
Important restriction: The midnight happy hour is available to qualified casino and hospitality industry employees.
Current specials: Half off well cocktails, house wine by the glass, bottled beer and draft beer.
CASBAR offers one of the latest-running happy hours on Las Vegas Boulevard, but it comes with an important limitation. The midnight-to-6 a.m. promotion is an industry happy hour intended for casino, hotel, restaurant and nightlife workers.
Guests must be at least 21 years old and present qualifying casino identification or an industry business card along with identification.
For those who qualify, this is a legitimate after-work deal that runs long after most Las Vegas happy hours have ended. CASBAR is open 24 hours and regularly features lounge entertainment, including dueling piano performances on select Friday and Saturday nights.
The lounge also offers public happy-hour periods earlier in the day, but the after-midnight discount is specifically an industry promotion.
Late-Night Happy Hours in Downtown Las Vegas
Downtown Las Vegas has plenty of inexpensive bars, casino drink promotions and late-night restaurants. However, its list of currently verified reverse happy hours is shorter than many older online guides suggest.
Several once-popular Downtown specials now end before 9 p.m., have been discontinued or no longer appear on the restaurant’s current website.
Eureka!
Location: Fremont East Entertainment District
Address: 520 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Late-night Hoppy Hour: Monday through Friday from 9 p.m. until closing.
Current specials: Eureka offers its regular Hoppy Hour menu during the late session, along with day-specific promotions. Current weekly specials include $10 martinis all day Monday, half-price wine Tuesday, a half-price double smash burger with fries Wednesday and $10 Buffalo Trace Old Fashioneds Thursday.
Eureka sits on East Fremont Street, a few blocks east of the Fremont Street Experience canopy. It is a useful option when you want craft beer, whiskey, cocktails and scratch-made food without eating inside one of the large Downtown casinos.
The restaurant is particularly strong for groups whose members want different things. Its menu covers burgers, chicken sandwiches, salads, shareable appetizers, craft beer and cocktails.
The late Hoppy Hour begins at 9 p.m. on weekdays. Closing time varies by night, with later hours generally available heading into the weekend. The restaurant’s day-specific promotions remain available during the applicable late-night session.
Oscar’s Steakhouse
Location: Plaza Hotel and Casino
Address: 1 Main Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Late-night happy hour: Monday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Weekend happy hour: Friday through Sunday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Current specials: The published menu includes No Nose’s Meatballs, Sal’s Shrimp Cocktail, Oscar’s Chopped Salad, Caesar salad, chilled seasonal oysters, steak fries, a six-ounce skirt steak and Oscar’s Famous Burger. Drink selections include house wine, well cocktails, domestic beer and imported beer.
The Plaza currently advertises $7 house wine, $6 well cocktails, $3 select domestic beers and $4 imported beers. Happy hour is offered in the bar and lounge and may be unavailable on holidays.
Oscar’s is located beneath the Plaza’s famous glass dome overlooking the Fremont Street Experience. Named for former Las Vegas mayor and mob attorney Oscar Goodman, the steakhouse leans heavily into the city’s old-school history.
This is one of Downtown’s best options for someone who wants a more substantial happy-hour meal. The Monday-through-Thursday schedule is particularly useful because it continues until 10 p.m., considerably later than the typical steakhouse bar promotion.
The Friday-through-Sunday session ends at 7 p.m. and therefore is not technically a late-night happy hour, but it is included here so readers do not mistakenly expect the 10 p.m. ending time every night.
Late-Night Happy Hours Away from the Strip
Many of Las Vegas’ best late-night deals are found outside the major tourist corridors. Local taverns and neighborhood restaurants often stay open later, have easier parking and offer better prices than comparable Strip venues.
Herbs & Rye
Address: 3713 West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Late-night happy hour: Monday through Saturday during operating hours, from 5 p.m. until 3 a.m.
Current discounted food: The restaurant’s current menu marks a large selection of dishes with both regular and discounted prices.
Published examples include littleneck clams reduced from $36 to $20, cacio e pepe from $28 to $16, aglio e olio from $28 to $15, linguine and clams from $44 to $24, a bone-in pork chop from $41 to $22 and a flat iron steak from $42 to $24.
Steak discounts include filet mignon reduced from $64 to $35, double-cut pork from $53 to $28, New York strip from $56 to $29 and ribeye from $78 to $46.
Herbs & Rye has been one of Las Vegas’ best-known industry hangouts for years. It combines serious cocktails with an old-school steakhouse menu in a dark, energetic room that becomes increasingly lively as the night continues.
Unlike happy hours that offer only a few small appetizers, the discounted menu at Herbs & Rye includes full steaks, pasta and seafood. That makes it one of the most useful late-night deals for people who want an actual dinner after 10 p.m.
The restaurant is west of the Strip on Sahara Avenue and is typically busiest during prime dinner hours. Reservations are smart, although the later evening can sometimes be easier than the early dinner rush.
Cleaver
Address: 3900 Paradise Road, Suite D-1, Las Vegas, NV 89169
Late-night happy hour: Daily from 5 p.m. until the bar’s final call at approximately 11:45 p.m.
Current specials: The restaurant advertises all-day, every-day happy-hour pricing on well drinks.
Cleaver is the sister restaurant to Herbs & Rye, but it offers a somewhat more modern atmosphere. It is located on Paradise Road, close to the Las Vegas Convention Center, Virgin Hotels Las Vegas and the eastern side of the Strip resort corridor.
The restaurant serves steaks, seafood, cocktails and steakhouse appetizers in a stylish dining room filled with artwork and vintage Las Vegas references.
Cleaver’s official website confirms that its well-drink happy hour continues until the bar’s last call. The venue does not currently publish the exact well-drink price on its main website, so we are intentionally not repeating dollar amounts found on older blogs and menus.
The kitchen’s final call is generally around 11:30 p.m., with the bar remaining available slightly later. Guests arriving after 11 p.m. are welcomed at the bar top when seating is available.
The Lodge at Durango
Address: 3399 South Durango Drive, Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Late-night happy hour: Monday through Thursday from midnight to 2 a.m.
Current specials: $8 specialty cocktails, $5.75 domestic draft beers, $5.50 house wines and a rotating $5 daily beer special.
The Lodge is a true neighborhood Las Vegas tavern rather than a tourist-focused restaurant. It is open 24 hours and offers gaming, drinks and a full bar-and-grill menu.
Its midnight-to-2 a.m. happy hour makes it one of the few publicly available Las Vegas deals that actually begins after midnight. It can be especially useful for hospitality workers, people leaving a late show or anyone looking for a quieter alternative to Strip nightclubs and casino bars.
This location is west of the Strip near Durango Drive and Spring Mountain Road. The setting is casual, parking is free and there is no need to walk through a large resort to reach the bar.
PT’s Taverns and Sierra Gold
Multiple locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley
Representative location: Sierra Gold, 6515 South Jones Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Late-night happy hour: Daily from midnight to 2 a.m. at participating locations.
Current specials: $5 select draft beers, $6 well drinks and half off select appetizers.
PT’s operates numerous neighborhood taverns under names that include PT’s Pub, PT’s Gold, PT’s Ranch, PT’s Brewing Company and Sierra Gold.
The company’s midnight happy hour has long been one of the most practical late-night deals for Las Vegas locals. Unlike a destination restaurant, there is usually a PT’s location within a short drive of most parts of the valley.
Most locations offer gaming, televisions, beer, cocktails, pizza, burgers, wings and traditional bar food. Many are also open 24 hours.
Offers and food selections can differ by location, so verify that the specific tavern you plan to visit is participating. The South Jones Boulevard Sierra Gold address above is one example; it is not the only participating location.
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar
Location: Town Square Las Vegas
Address: 6509 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Late-night happy hour: Daily from 9 p.m. to midnight.
Current specials: Happy-hour food and drinks start at $3.
Lazy Dog offers one of the most accessible late-night happy hours on the southern end of Las Vegas Boulevard. Town Square is south of the main resort corridor and offers free surface and garage parking.
The restaurant has a large menu covering burgers, sandwiches, bowls, salads, meat dishes, shareable appetizers, cocktails and beer. Its broad selection makes it a good choice for groups, particularly when some people want dinner while others only want drinks and appetizers.
The 9 p.m. to midnight schedule is also available seven days a week, making it more dependable than reverse happy hours limited to weekdays.
Lazy Dog publishes the starting price for its happy-hour menu but may rotate individual food and drink selections. Check the current location menu for the exact items being served.
Kona Grill
Location: Boca Park
Address: 750 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Late-night happy hour: Every night from 9 p.m. until closing.
Additional happy hour: Monday through Friday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., with an all-day promotion on Monday.
Current specials: A selection of cocktails, sushi and bar bites priced at $3, $6 and $9.
Kona Grill is one of the better late-night choices in Summerlin and the western Las Vegas Valley. The menu combines sushi, steaks, seafood, salads, flatbreads and globally influenced dishes.
Its tiered $3, $6 and $9 happy-hour menu allows guests to put together either a few drinks and appetizers or a more complete late-night meal without paying full dinner prices.
The Boca Park location is close to Rampart Boulevard and Charleston Boulevard, with free parking directly outside the shopping center. The happy hour continues until the restaurant closes, with closing times varying by day.
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse
Location: Centennial Center
Address: 5881 Centennial Center Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89149
Late-night happy hour: Sunday through Thursday from 9 p.m. until closing.
Availability: Bar area only.
Current specials: $4 domestic beer bottles, $5 BJ’s handcrafted signature beers and a $5 Chips and Dips appetizer served with house-made guacamole and salsa. Additional food and drink specials may be available on the current happy-hour menu.
BJ’s is a practical option for anyone in Centennial Hills, Skye Canyon or the northwest Las Vegas Valley. It is a full-service restaurant and brewery with a large menu that includes deep-dish pizza, burgers, sandwiches, salads, entrees and desserts.
The Sunday-through-Thursday late-night schedule makes it particularly useful during the workweek, when many independent restaurants in the northwest valley have already closed their kitchens.
The promotion is limited to the bar area, so happy-hour pricing may not be available at a regular dining-room table. Seating and menu availability can also vary during major sporting events.
What Counts as a Late-Night Happy Hour?
For this guide, a promotion must continue until at least 9 p.m. or begin at 9 p.m. or later.
A restaurant simply being open late does not qualify. Neither does a late-night menu offered at regular price.
We also exclude unverified promotions that appear only on old blogs, outdated menu photographs or review websites without current confirmation from the restaurant.
Some venues advertise “all-day happy hour.” Those qualify when the discounted pricing continues into the late evening and the restaurant clearly confirms the current offer.
Why Some Popular Las Vegas Happy Hours Are Missing
Many frequently repeated Las Vegas happy-hour recommendations are no longer accurate.
A restaurant may still offer an afternoon happy hour but have discontinued its reverse happy hour. In other cases, a casino or restaurant website may have removed all mention of the promotion while old articles continue listing outdated times and prices.
Rather than make this page appear longer by repeating questionable deals, we left out anything we could not reasonably verify as of July 2026.
That includes promotions where:
The restaurant’s current page lists only an afternoon happy hour.
The only evidence is an old menu or undated photograph.
The discount was tied to a one-time event.
The advertised promotion is actually a regular late-night food menu.
The deal is available only through an expired coupon or third-party app.
The venue has closed, changed ownership or changed concepts.
Before You Go
Las Vegas restaurants change happy-hour schedules frequently. Holiday weekends, conventions, sporting events and private parties may also affect availability.
Before driving across town, confirm the current hours directly with the venue. Ask whether the happy hour is available throughout the restaurant or only at the bar, whether food purchases are required and whether any holiday or event restrictions apply.
For industry promotions, bring both valid identification and proof of current casino, hospitality or restaurant employment.
Help Us Keep This List Accurate
Restaurant owners and managers may submit a recurring Las Vegas happy hour for consideration.
To be added, the promotion must run until at least 9 p.m. and be supported by a current official menu, restaurant webpage or dated post from the venue. Submissions should include the business name, complete address, days and hours, current specials and a link to the official source.
We do not add promotions based solely on rumors, old menu photographs or customer reviews.
