A listing on this site is four facts: when the discount runs, where it applies (bar, lounge, or dining room), what it covers (drinks, food, or both), and who posted it (the bar’s website, or a press roundup). Check them in that order.
1. Happy hour hours are not restaurant hours
Most bars publish two clocks. One is when they are open. The other is the shorter stretch when prices change. This site lists the second one.
2. Bar, lounge, or dining room
The same building can run two prices at 5 p.m. Read which room the listing names.
3. Drinks, food, or both
If you need a plate, filter drink + food. If you only need a cocktail, drink only is the shorter list. Hours without dollars still tell you when to show up; they do not tell you what you will pay.
4. The bar’s page vs a press listing
Hours come from the venue’s own website when we can reach it. A listing marked “price not posted” has happy-hour times but no prices, so check the board before you go. Why the bar’s page is the source: How we cite.
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