Happy Hours Restaurants

Terroir | Tribeca opened in Spring 2010. The space was a cheese production facility back when Washington Market thrived along the Hudson River.   Interiors, designed by Richard Lewis, repurposed Read more...

Fuji Ya was the very first Japanese restaurant to open in Minnesota. Reiko Weston was the original founder who started Fuji Ya from a two car garage building back in Read more...

Now that’s Italian-New York-style. Traverse to romantic Northern Italy and indulge in homemade and imported pasta; wood-fire pizza, rotisserie chicken and duck; hearty steaks and chops; mesquite-grilled fish; and the Read more...

Fog Harbor Fish House, ranked top 5 restaurants in San Francisco according to Yelp, offers the quintessential San Francisco waterfront dining experience. Take in award-winning views of the San Francisco Read more...

First opened in 1994, The Palm Las Vegas underwent a complete renovation in 2016. The result is a striking and elegant location, ideal for people-watching within the Forum Shops at Read more...

Massimo Ristorante is one of Walnut Creek’s best fine dining Restaurants. Savor our Northern Italian inspired cuisine specialties featuring prime meats, poultry, fresh seafood, superb pastas, and tempting appetizers.   Read more...

The Golden Gate Tap Room is SF’s new Barbary Coast modern playground.   Serving over 100 beers 60 Drafts, the Golden Gate Tap Room features game hall classics like shuffleboard, Read more...

Pausa, a bar and cookery in San Mateo, calls for guests to take a recess from life and enjoy a dining experience that transports them to a place of leisure. Read more...

“Laissez les bon temps roller” translation (“Let the good times roll”). You’ve just discovered the Louisiana Bayou in the San Francisco Bay Area. Located on the Embarcadero Promenade in the Read more...

THE PENTHOUSE at The Huntley Hotel, a breathtaking restaurant and ultra lounge, with beach cabanas, open skies, silver bars, and open flames. Famed designer Thomas Schoos (best known for his Read more...