Many Tucson restaurants recognize that the more we drink, the more we eat. And vice versa. So here are happy hours that include some pretty great food deals—some as much as half-off—during whatever magical hours a particular eatery sees fit.
With all these options, we can be happy every day of the week.
Happy Hour at Downtown Kitchen + Cocktails
Enjoy half-off all bar foods—including lamb tongue tacos, foie gras hamburgers and assorted cheeses—as well as $2.50 drafts and $5 house wines.
Happy hour at Guadalajara Grill
Guadalajara Grill takes $2 off select appetizers, and they also do $2.50 margaritas and a giant, $3 margarita.
Half-priced well drinks, beer and appetizers.
Tapas deal at Contigo
Twice weekly, the upscale Latin restaurant serves a changing list of tapas-style appetizers—for $5 each.
Happy hour at Terraza
The weekday happy hour features half-priced well drinks and Hacienda margaritas and more.
Get a buck off of draft beers—and you have your choice of 20 here, including a nice selection from the British isles.
The weekday food deals, served in the lounge, include half-priced sushi rolls and appetizers.
Happy hour at Armitage
The daily drink deals include $5 sangria and wines and an array of appetizers for $5 each.
Weekdays, take advantage of drink specials in the $3 to $5 range as well as $5 bar bites like the braised short ribs spring rolls.
During RA's Monday through Saturday happy hour, 20-some sushi and roll options plus eight appetizers are available for half off and drink specials range from $2 to $6.
Get $5 deals on eight different appetizers (including vegetable udon noodles and Madras chicken wings) and drink bargains as well.
The weekday happy hour menu sees select appetizers half-off, and drink deals include $4 well drinks and $2.50 draft and bottled beers and half-off wine.
Harvest offers happy daily deals including $2 off bottled beers and half-priced appetizers.
With a $4 minimum drink order, you can get appetizers–fried tofu, vegetarian spring rolls, coconut prawns, Thai wings and more—for $3 each.
In addition to drink specials, select appetizers—including Lamont’s cheesey bread and white bean hummus—are offered at a discount.
Zona 78 happy hour
The mid-range Italian bistro becomes a cheap-range place during its happy hour, and the quality of ingredients and service is consistently top-notch.
Get half-priced deals on house margaritas, house wines, draft beers and well drinks, as well as all appetizers.
Sit at the bar and snack on half-priced mussels, clams and chilled shrimp, $1 oysters from the Pacific Northwest and $5 crab cake sliders.
Happy Hour at Cup Cafe
Grab a snack or eat it for dinner: The Cup takes $2 off appetizers including the popular heartbreaker (roasted garlic, Brie, artichoke hearts, apple slices and toast points) and Thompson automatics (two egg rolls stuffed with Gorgonzola and shredded chicken marinated in Frank's Hot Sauce and served with Asian slaw), and you can wash it all down with $3 you-call-its and $5 martinis.
Every food item on the happy hour menu is just $2.01 (2.010, get it?), so you can get full on very few dollars.
Served in the lounge and on the lounge patio, the OPG happy hour feature half-off appetizers and $1 off wine, beer and well drinks.
Items on the bar menu are half-off, but of course this martini bar gives a good discount on the house drink—$5 each. Red and white wines for $5, too.
The happy hour food menu includes $1 beef tacos, $2 Sonoran dogs and $5 pizzas. Drink deals find the house-made beers $2.70, plus $1 off cocktails and wine and $2 for the drink of the day.
Twice daily (!), get half-priced drinks and appetizers. At the seafood-centric Buddy's Grill, that means half-off shrimp cocktail and oysters Rockefeller in addition to a cheese and fruit platter, potato skins, nachos and more.
Happy hour at The Abbey Eat + Drink
Take it easy with $3 off select appetizers, $5 well drinks, $6 select wines, $2 Miller cans and $2.50 Modelo Especial.
Sit in the bar and feast upon a tantalizing array of $3 to $6 appetizers, many which are big enough to eat as meals.
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