While it gets tougher and tougher to find a good deal on the Strip, Downtown Las Vegas stands ready to welcome value-focused visitors with open arms. Resort fees downtown pack a lesser punch, parking is cheaper and food/drinks tend to be a better deal.
So where can you find a cheap drink or cocktail downtown?
I thought it would be helpful to compile a list of the top happy hours and all-day values on or near Fremont Street.
Note that happy hour deals change frequently. While I’ll do my best to keep this post updated, I’ll also link out to the specific deal so that you can verify the terms are still accurate before making the trip.
See Also: All You Can Drink Deals in Vegas and Where to find Bottomless Mimosas!
Downtown Las Vegas Drink Deals
Pizza Rock at Downtown Grand: The pizza place I deemed to be the best in Vegas runs happy hour Monday through Thursday from 3 pm – 6 pm. Deals offered include:
- $5 32 oz. cans of PBR
- $2 off select draft beer and wine by the glass
- $9 select cocktails
Sweetening the deal are the food deals that include $6 Italian Fries and $6-$9 personal pizzas among other offerings.

Triple George at Downtown Grand: Happy hour at Triple George runs from 3 pm – 6 pm Monday through Friday and features:
- $7 draft beers
- $7 wine by the glass
- $7 well drinks
- $8 martinis and mules
Deals on unique food items are also offered during Triple George’s happy hour and include $11 fried calamari, $16 crab cake bites, and $12 charred octopus among others.
Mickie Finnz: Happy hour at Mickie Finnz is offered Monday – Friday from 4 pm – 7 pm. Deals include:
- $6 draft Coors Light & Modelo (23 oz.)
- $6 well drinks & margaritas
- $6 house wine
Also offered is a selection of appetizers including queso and chips, bacon tots, and boneless buffalo wings for $6.
Bloody marys are available for $5 on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am – 3 pm.

Filament Bar at Fremont: Filament serves up $3 Heineken 24-hours per day alongside their unique “lighting” theme.

Tony Roma’s at Fremont: While not the cheapest drink on the list, Tony Romas serves $6 domestic drafts and $7 imported drafts all day long.
Grotto at Golden Nugget: Happy hour at Grotto runs Monday – Friday from 4 pm – 6 pm with a rotating selection of deals.
A second late-night happy hour is offered from Sunday – Thursday from 10:30 pm – midnight.
Both happy hours are available at the bar only.
Chart House at Golden Nugget: Sure, the drinks are great, but you’ll be mesmerized by Chart House’s 75,000-gallon tropical fish tank which serves as the focal point of the bar.
Happy Hour deals run from 4 pm – 6 pm Monday – Friday and include:
- $4 bottles of domestic beer
- $5 imported bottles of beer
- $5 well drinks
- $6 glasses of wine
- Discounted food selections
Premium wine and spirits are also on sale during happy hour, albeit at a slightly elevated price point of $7-$8.
Deals at Chart House are limited to the bar and lounge area.
Oscar’s at Plaza: The popular steakhouse overlooking Fremont Street offers happy hour from 5 pm – 7 pm from Wednesday – Sunday.
Included in the deal are $5 domestic bottles (Bud Light & Michelob Ultra), $8 well drinks, and $9 wine.
Discounted food is also offered, and includes items like an $8 caesar salad, $11 meatballs, and $8 steak fries.

Omaha Bar & Lounge at Plaza: Stop in for Omaha’s “3-4-5 Drink Special” which runs around the clock and features:
- $3 Pacifico.
- $4 Jagermeister and Skyy Vodka cocktails.
- $5 Jameson, Puncher’s Chance Bourbon, and Mi Campo Tequila.
Cadillac Mexican & Tequila’s at Golden Nugget: Happy hour runs from 4 pm – 6 pm Monday – Friday and features:
- $4 domestic beers
- $5 well drinks
- $5 margaritas
- $5 craft beer
- $6 wine
Discounted food options include quesadillas, nachos, tacos, wings, and more for $10 or less. Notably, chips and fresh salsa cost a mere $3.
Hogs & Heifers: Located steps away from the Fremont Street Experience, Hogs & Heifers offers happy hour from noon – 4 pm, Sunday – Thursday that includes:
- $5 Bud Light drafts (16oz)
- $6 Founders Brewing or Tart Mango Cart drafts (16 oz)
- $3 Hog Piss shots (all-day deal)

Parlour Bar at El Cortez: Happy hour deals run daily from 5 pm – 7 pm and features:
- $4 Draft Bud Light
- $5 Modelo Draft beer
- $5 New Amsterdam, Bacardi, and Jim Beam drinks
- $6 Tito’s/Jameson cocktails

Ike’s at El Cortez: Like the Parlour Bar, Ikes offers a 5 pm – 7 pm happy hour daily that features:
- $4 Bud & Bud Light drafts
- $5 Modelo draft beer, New Amsterdam, Bacardi, & Jim Beam drinks
- $6 Tito’s, Jameson, and 1800 Tequila cocktails
A discounted “Drink of the Month” is offered outside of happy hour and is advertised on their website (linked above).
Hennessey’s Tavern: Happy Hour at Hennessey’s runs from 4 pm – 7 pm Monday – Friday and includes:
- $6 23 oz. “jumbo” drafts (Coors Light & Lagunitas IPA)
- $6 margaritas, screwdrivers, greyhounds, or Hennessey’s Lemonade
- $8 select cocktails
- $10 beer & shot combos
A number of appetizers are also only $7 during happy hour, including their Buffalo Cauliflower, Garlic Parmesan Pretzel Poppers, and Cajun Seared Ahi.

Bin 702: Located in the Downtown Container Park, Bin 702 runs a daily happy hour from 3 pm – 6 pm which features:
- $5 local pints from Crafthaus, Tenaya, Bad Beat, and Mojave Brewing.
- $6 well drinks constructed with New Amsterdam, Camarena Blanco, Jim Beam, and more.
- $7 wine by the glass
- $20 wine bottles
Stick around afterward to watch the praying mantis fire show at the entrance of the Container Park!

Oak & Ivy: Also found within the Downtown Container Park, Oak & Ivy is a Whiskey Cocktail Bar that offers happy hour during two separate time slots Sunday – Thursday.
The first window is from 3 pm – 5 pm, and the second is from 9 pm – close.
Deals include:
- $4 well drinks
- $5 Jameson Picklebacks
- $7 Beer and a bumps
- $8 oddball highballs (with a number of options to choose from)
- $4 snacks
Cat’s Meow: A karaoke bar found in Neonopolis, Cat’s Meow offers 2 for 1 drinks daily from 5 pm – 8 pm as part of their happy hour.
Dick’s Last Resort: Also found in the Neonopolis complex, Dick’s offers “Crappy Hour” Monday – Thursday from 11 am – 4 pm. Deals offered during that time include:
- $2.50 domestic bottles
- $3 house liquors
- $5 house margaritas
- $5 select appetizers
Downtown Cocktail Room: Right across the street from Hennessey’s Tavern in Fremont East, the Downtown Cocktail Room offers a “Halfy Hour” from 5 pm – 8 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
As the name would suggest, the deal entitles you to half off nearly everything at the bar including beer, call drinks, punch bowls, and wine.
The Smashed Pig: Also found on Fremont East, The Smashed Pig offers a happy hour from Wednesday – Friday from 4 pm – 6 pm. Notable items include:
- $3 PBR
- $6 red/white wine
- $6 well drinks
- $9 craft beer
Additionally, a number of food items priced at $6. Options include fried pickle spears, duck fat pretzel bites, a BBQ pulled pork sandwich, and mini fish & chips.
Eureka!: Situated across the street from El Cortez, Eureka! offers a Monday through Friday “Hoppy Hour” from both 3 pm – 6 pm and again from 9 pm – close.
A beer type, which will be noted on their sidewalk chalkboard will be available for $5. During that happy hour window, they also serve:
- $5 rotating draft beers
- $7 wine (red, white & rose)
- $8.50 old-fashioned, margaritas, and wild child.
There are also a number of discounted food items during happy hour which includes mac & cheese balls, truffle cheese fries, spinach artichoke dip, and an American burger for $12 or less.
Le Thai: Although a Thai restaurant may not come to mind first when looking for cheap drinks downtown, Le Thai offers a unique selection of beers worth mentioning. Happy hour runs Monday – Friday from 3 pm – 6 pm and features:
- $5 Tsing Tao, Chang, Singha, Lucky Buddha, Stella, and Tiger
- $5 mimosas
- $7 cocktails
Additionally, a selection of appetizers are also offered for $10 or less during happy hour.

Triple 7 Brewery at Main Street Station: While there isn’t a current happy hour deal, Triple 7 serves $6 16 oz. craft beers around the clock.
Upgrading to a 24 oz. beer will set you back only $7.50, making the larger size a no-brainer.

Lastly, and least glamorous: The cheapest beers you’ll find on Fremont Street can be had at one of the convenience/gift stores in the area. Pick up tall 16 or 24 oz. can for $2-$3 bucks and take it to go.
Just note that due to different open container laws downtown vs. the Strip, open containers technically need to be purchased from a Fremont Street bar and be in a plastic cup. According to the rules, you are not supposed to buy a can of beer and crack it open to go.
In my experience, however, walking with an open can of beer doesn’t usually get you into hot water if you are not being obnoxious.
Related: Cheap Drinks & Happy Hour deals on the Strip!
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
Steve
Thursday 3rd of November 2022
The bangers brewery Groupon no longer gives the souvenir glasses
Jake
Friday 4th of November 2022
@Steve, Thanks for pointing that out! Appreciate it!
Jake
Chelline Black
Wednesday 13th of March 2019
Tacos and Tequila had $1 margaritas and $1 tacos some years back. Really enjoyed that place. Cant remember what hotel it was in, just a little tipsy. But the most fun we had was there.
Darnell
Wednesday 13th of March 2019
Oddfellows everyday besides fri sat $2 well drinks 8-10 . Saturday $1 well 10-11 w/$5 cover