Best Austin Dining Deals
This Week — March 2026

Weekday Happy Hour — $4 boozy slushees, $4 select wines, $5 Yuzu Spritz cocktails, plus discounted Brisket Tostadas, Fried Chicken Sandwich, and Chicken Karaage. Mon–Fri 2–5 PM.

Loro — the celebrated Asian smokehouse collab between Tyson Cole and Aaron Franklin — runs one of Austin's most generous weekday happy hours. We're talking $4 boozy slushees, $5 Yuzu Spritz cocktails, and discounted brisket tostadas. This is the kind of deal that makes "leaving work early" feel like a smart financial decision.

Daily happy hour with 50¢ off oysters; weekdays include half-off martinis & burgers, $5 oyster shooters, and $5 draft beers. Daily 3–5 PM.

Clark's is the oyster bar that made 2nd Street a dining destination. Their daily happy hour knocks 50¢ off each oyster, halves the price on martinis and burgers, and drops beers to $5. Pro tip: weekday afternoons are quieter — perfect for snagging a spot at the marble bar.

$10 'Tini Tuesdays — martinis at the bar for just $10 at this Michelin-starred restaurant. Tuesdays 5:30–7:30 PM.

A Michelin-starred restaurant offering $10 martinis? That's not a typo. Hestia's 'Tini Tuesdays are the city's best-kept fine dining secret. From 5:30–7:30 PM every Tuesday, you can sip craft martinis at the wood-fired bar of one of Austin's most acclaimed kitchens. Dress up or don't — just show up.

All-night happy hour on Mondays — half-priced select menu items and $6 cocktails. Mondays, all night.

Péché's all-night Monday happy hour is legendary. Half-priced select menu items and $6 cocktails — all night long. This French-Belgian brasserie on West 6th Street turns the worst day of the week into the best night out. Their moules frites alone are worth the trip.

All cocktails, wine, and beer 50% off during happy hour. Mon 5–6 PM; Tue–Fri 4–6 PM.

Every drop in the house — cocktails, wine, beer — is half off during Il Brutto's happy hour. That's an Italian restaurant on East Cesar Chavez with serious cocktail credentials. The window is tight (mostly 4–6 PM Tue–Fri, plus Monday at 5 PM), so plan accordingly. Your wallet will thank you.

Happy hour with half off bottles of wine, discounted snacks, $5 beer — all day Monday, Tue–Thu 3–6 PM.

This upscale spot near the 2nd Street District pours half-off bottles of wine, discounted snacks, and $5 beers. All day Monday is the real sweet spot, but Tue–Thu 3–6 PM is solid too. North Italia is the rare happy hour that pairs fine dining ambiance with genuinely affordable prices.

All alcoholic beverages 50% off during happy hour. Daily 5–7 PM.

La Condesa pours all alcoholic beverages at 50% off during happy hour, 5–7 PM daily. That means their famous mezcal cocktails for half price. This upscale Mexican restaurant near the 2nd Street District is the rare happy hour that feels like a night out.

Daily happy hour — $6 Sapporo, discounted wine and sake, specialty cocktails like Hibiscus Lime for $10. Daily 4–6 PM.

Uchiko — the North Lamar sushi destination from Tyson Cole — offers daily happy hour with $6 Sapporo, discounted sake and wine, and specialty cocktails like the Hibiscus Lime for just $10. The omakase is splurge-worthy, but happy hour lets you experience Uchiko without the sticker shock.

Daily happy hour (bar area) — $12 starters like blue crab & artichoke dip and tuna wonton tacos, $12 Old Fashioneds and Ranch Waters, $2 off wine by the glass. Daily 3–6 PM.

Acre 41 brings upscale bar bites to happy hour with $12 starters like blue crab & artichoke dip and tuna wonton tacos, plus $12 Old Fashioneds and Ranch Waters. The daily 3–6 PM window plus $2 off wine make this a refined way to start your evening.

Happy hour special — $5 half-size pasta, $5 garlic bread, $5 drinks at this beloved Austin food truck.

Patrizi's is the food-truck-turned-institution parked at Butterfly Bar on East 6th. Their happy hour drops everything to $5 — half-size pasta, garlic bread, and drinks. Five bucks for fresh handmade pasta in Austin? That might be the single best value in this entire list.