A group of regular patrons enjoy happy hour at Overland Restaurant & Pubĭrinks are cheap from 3 – 6 p.m. The rustic atmosphere in this early 1900s building may seem an unexpected place for one of the valley’s most popular happy hours, but the discounts speak for themselves. Not to be outdone, Carson Valley boasts its own impressive deals at Overland, an American and Basque comfort food hot spot in Gardnerville. You’ll find pints for $3 or $4.50 $4 bloody marys, Coors, micheladas, and Flowing Tide’s frozen specialty drink, the Riptide and the Tide Breakfast for $5.99, just in case you have a hankering for eggs after a night out drinking or before a really early flight. The three locations that stay open 24 hours a day (two on South McCarran Boulevard in Reno and one on Prater Way in Sparks) offer an even sweeter deal - that is, if you happen to be awake during the wee hours of 3 – 9 a.m. Stop in to enjoy 50 percent off draft pints and well drinks, $2 off glasses of wine and all other drinks, and $7 appetizers. What’s better than one happy hour? How about two? Flowing Tide Pub - with six locations throughout Reno and Sparks - is known for its quality happy hour menus offered, at minimum, twice per day.Īll six locations hold happy hours from 2 – 6 p.m. Cafe Whitney’s food and beverage manager, Rebecca Childs, serves a specialty cocktailĪt the time of this writing, a happy hour bar menu was still in the works with an early 2022 release date it will include discounted prices on salads, flatbread pizzas, and truffle fries. Cocktails also rotate with the seasons, so you’ll be able to toast with something new every time you visit. Draft beers may rotate but can include pilsner from Reno’s Pigeon Head Brewery and Mimosa Sour from Colorado’s New Belgium Brewing Co. Again, the discount is steep, with half off house wines, draft beers, and cocktails for the entirety of the three hours. If you’re looking to drink for less, Café Whitney at the Whitney Peak Hotel in Downtown Reno offers its happy hour menu from 4 – 7 p.m. Diners at Bistro Napa enjoy half-price happy hour selections We highly recommend the Hibiscus Manhattan. The deal extends to all corners of the limited menu, including signature cocktails, classic cocktails, and wines by the glass. Fresh oysters are on the Bistro Napa happy hour menu Happy hour menu offerings include Sexyfries, one of the restaurant’s most popular menu items, topped with Parmigiano Reggiano, white truffle oil, and fresh herbs, for $5.50 or split a Caramelized Onion and Applewood Bacon wood-fired flatbread for $8.50. And for an extra bonus, this menu offers two full hours (4 – 6 p.m.) of discounted dining and imbibing seven days a week (excluding holidays). Dubbed The Social Menu, this entire happy hour menu, with everything from cocktails and wine to appetizers and entrées, is 50 percent off. This upstairs eatery at the Atlantis Casino Resort Spa has one of our favorite happy hours in Reno. Whether you’re looking for some quick bar food and beer, game-time discounts, or fine dining, the local happy hour scene has you covered. Instead, if your schedule is flexible, you can partake in food-and-drink specials at your favorite restaurants simply by stopping in during scheduled happy hours. If you’re looking for a good meal and drinks at a discount, there’s no need to start trolling cheap eats. Get more bang for your hard-earned buck at these local spots. Please see our updated Reno Happy Hour Guide here.
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