Not surprisingly, one of the city´s best happy hours
isn´t found on the Strip. However, with two locations to choose from -
the original at Town Square (6653 Las Vegas Blvd., South) and one at
Tivoli Village (420 S. Rampart, Suite 180) - Brio Tuscan Grille´s Tuscan
Tasters menu is definitely worth the trip. Available in the bar Monday
through Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. and then again Monday through
Thursday from 9 p.m. to close, Brio´s Tuscan Tasters menu features
10 delectable items ranging from the chorizo fonduta to the margherita
flatbread for just $2.95 each. Despite the menu´s name, the portions are
actually big enough to share, making Brio´s Happy hour ideal larger
parties or those with a hearty appetite.
For those staying on the west side of town, T-Bones
Chophouse & Lounge inside Red Rock Casino Resort Spa offers one of
the city´s most popular off-Strip happy hours. Available Sunday through
Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the bar, snacks like pancetta
mac-and-cheese poppers and grilled fish tacos for just $5 to $9, as well
as select specialty cocktails for $7, beers for $5, wines by the glass
for $7 and premium spirits for $5 to $9.
If you´re looking for a happy hour experience you´ll
never forget, then look no further than the Level 107 Lounge. Located on
the 107th floor of the Stratosphere Tower, the Level 107 Lounge not
only offers some of the best views of the city, but also one of the
tastiest happy hours around, as all of its menu items come from the
award-winning Top of the World restaurant downstairs.
Guests can enjoy half-price appetizers and two-for-one
martinis from 4 to 7 p.m. daily, with such mouth-watering must-tries as
the Wagyu beef tenderloin carpaccio and ahi tuna tataki and Asian salad
made with seared tuna, wasabi vinaigrette and potato chips.
If sushi is what you´re after, then head on over to
SushiSamba inside the Shoppes at the Palazzo. Available at the bar
Sunday to Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and then again from 11 p.m. to close,
SushiSamba{s Happy hour menu features a selection of favorites like
spicy tuna roll for $6, as well as fabulous $6 caipirinhas and mojitos.
Since a lot of people just use happy hour as a
chance to score an affordable dinner, Bacio´s Happy Hour Prefix Menu
inside the Tropicana shouldn´t more as too much of a surprise. At one of
the city´s more unique happy hour offerings, guests can enjoy a
three-course meal every Tuesday to Saturday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. plus a
glass of house wine and coffee or tea for just $33.
Finally, for guys (or girls) hoping to set the mood, Lakeside, the restaurant situated on the
picturesque Lake of Dreams at Wynn Las Vegas, offers an oyster happy
hour at its bar and lounge from 5:30 to 7 p.m. nightly. For just $1.50
each, guests can indulge in nature´s aphrodisiac, experiencing handfuls
of Hama Hama, Shibumi, St. Simone or Rappahannock oysters for one shell
of a good time.
