Le Grand from Chefs Alex and Chris Manos near Pershing Square offers both indoor and outdoor space for daily Happy Hour. When to go: Toasty Time takes place Tuesday to Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. Visit the Patio of Good Clean Fun for Toasty Time which runs for 3 hours! Menu specials include Housemade Spritzes in Grapefruit, Lemon, or Orange for just $5, a Jammin’ Out Baguette with ham and artisanal cheese and jam for just $8, and a Bucket O’ Cans for $20 (5 cans of Hard Setzer or Beer). When to go: Happy Hour takes place weeknights from 4 to 6 p.m. Signature Happy Hour sips include a Spicy Punch made with vodka, and an Apple Smashie, made with whiskey, apples, and joy :). They’ve got a great Bar Bites Menu with Buttery Brioche Sliders ($10) and Sundown Chili Nachos ($7), as well as a Happy Hour menu where nothing is over $10. The inside feels like a nice, trendy restaurant versus a throw-peanuts-on-the-floor kind of joint which makes it a nice place for drinks. Smoke City Char Bar in the DTLA Arts District is probably one of the least BBQ-ish spots in the city. Photo Credit: Kate Chenoweth Smoke City Char Bar When to go: Golden Hour takes place Wednesday to Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m.
The veggie-centric restaurant is serving up $10 Burgers and Specialty Cocktails as well as $8 House Wines and $6 Draft Beers. You can also enjoy a plate of Deviled Eggs for just $5 and Oysters for $1.50. The Ace Hotel wants LOAM to be your home for the Golden Hour. Photo Credit: Sterling Reed Photography Downtown Los Angeles Ace Hotel – LOAM When to go: Happy Hour takes place from 4 to 7 p.m. The I|O Rooftop offers discounted pricing on premium Sakes Beers and specialty sushi like the Torched Salmon Roll with Hamachi, cucumber, avocado, lemon, and serrano. The Godfrey Hotel Hollywood is home to the largest rooftop in Hollywood and is your spot for a superb sushi happy hour. Central Los Angeles The Godfrey Hotel (Hollywood)
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