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$1 oysters and martinis to dry-aged burger pairings, caviar bumps, and Mediterranean aperitivo hours, these NYC happy hour spots are made for warm-weather plans.
Read MoreTis the Season to raise a glass. You spent all your money on gifts, but why not treat yourself to some delicious food and drinks in New York City/. Here are some of the most fabulous spots around town serving up standout happy hour specials this holiday season.
Aussie Restaurant Hole in the Wall offers up a can’t miss Happy Hour, Monday - Friday from 3pm - 5pm at their FiDi location (15 Cliff Street) and Murray Hill location (626 1st Avenue), and Monday - Friday from 4pm - 6pm at their Flatiron (37 W. 24th Street) and Williamsburg locations (292 Bedford Avenue) with $10 cocktails like the Cucumber Spritz with gin, cucumber, lemon, aloe vera, bubbles and more bubbles, the Abuela Paloma with tequila, grapefruit, green chile, agave and seltzer and the classic Aperol Spritz. Wine is $7, select beers are $5 and bites are $6. For more information, visit https://www.holeinthewallnyc.com/
Hidden Lane (129 E. 15th St.) has you covered if you're workin' 9am - 5pm, with a special holiday happy hour menu from 5pm - 8pm, Monday to Friday. Grab drinks with friends and coworkers with specially priced cocktails include Hidden Lane's House or Spicy Margarita for $8 as well as a Beer & Shot combo for $8. Guests can also enjoy $2 off all draft beers as well as $2 off mixed drinks and cocktails. There are also $5 well shots and $5 domestic beers to make your 5pm - 8pm great. More information can be found by visiting, http://www.hiddenlanebar.com
Gray Hawk Grill (1556 2nd Ave) is a New American restaurant located on the Upper East Side offers up 2 for 1 house wines by the glass, beer and select spirits. Additionally the American Grill serves $8 bar bites including addictive Buffalo cauliflower, beef sliders, a trio of oysters and parmigiano truffle fries from Tuesday through Sunday from 5pm - 6:30pm.
Clinton Hall has expansive indoor and heated outdoor seating to enjoy Happy Hour at their FiDi (90 Washington St.) location on Monday and Tuesday from 2pm - 6pm and Wednesday - Friday from 12pm - 6pm, E. 51st Street (230 E. 51st) on Monday - Friday from 3pm - 7pm with $6 Drafts, $7 House Margaritas, and $8 eats and Bronx (601 E. 189th St.) location with $5 drinks and bites on Monday - Friday from open till 7pm. For more information, visit https://clintonhallny.com/
Slate (54 W. 21st St.) in the heart of Chelsea, opens at 4pm, Monday-Thursday and has a happy hour till 8pm with $5 Bud Light, $6 Well Drinks, $8 House Wine and $9 House Margaritas and House Martinis. Enjoy a drink while playing ping pong, pool, giant jenga or the world’s largest Pac Man. For more information, visit https://slate-ny.com/
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