Hurricane oysters in Henderson, NYC steakhouse vibes in Summerlin, and a free open bar at a casino that has been on Fremont Street since 1906. Three great reasons to get out this week, and one of those reasons is literally free.

Sunset Station Oyster Bar’s Hurricane Happy Hour

👉 Hurricane Happy Hour ⏰ Daily 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. to midnight Fri & Sat) 📍 Sunset Station (Henderson)

The Oyster Bar at Sunset Station has been a Henderson locals’ institution for years, and the reviews tell you everything you need to know. Reviewers describe the Louisiana Shrimp Boil as legendary, the freshly shucked Gulf Coast oysters as absolutely worth it, and the whole hurricane experience as one of the best late-night happy hours in Vegas. The atmosphere under the hand-painted dome ceiling is genuinely stunning, and the whole vibe serves up real-deal Louisiana hospitality.

The Hurricane Happy Hour is exactly what the name promises. One hour, late night, and gone before you know it. Fresh-shucked oysters and pan roasts at happy hour prices, $9 cocktails including the house Bloody Mary made with Absolut, horseradish, Creole spices, lemon, and Tabasco. A Bloody Mary and a half dozen oysters at 9 PM is one of the best late-night moves in the entire valley.

🍸 Oyster Bar Happy Hour
🔎 Sunset Station Happy Hours
🌎 Oyster Bar Website

Harlo Steakhouse and Bar Happy Hour

👉 Steakhouse Happy Hour ⏰ Daily 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. 📍 Downtown Summerlin

By restaurateur Jeffrey Fine and Chef Gina Marinelli, who also owns La Strega, Harlo is rooted in Vegas steakhouse history and planted firmly in Downtown Summerlin. The Infatuation called it a Strip rival, citing the caviar spread that goes well beyond blinis, the dry-aged wagyu tomahawk carved tableside, and a seriously pretty room with dark wood paneling, polished marble, and ambient lighting. Reviewers consistently call it the best and friendliest happy hour in Summerlin. The free valet parking out front is the reminder that you are not actually paying NYC prices.

The happy hour menu earns every dollar. West Coast oysters at $3 each. Lobster toast on housemade Japanese milk bread with tarragon aioli and shaved fennel for $15. Surf and Turf skewers, wagyu beef and shrimp with salsa verde, at $7 each. A Harlo Martini or Hugo Spritz for $12. This is the happy hour for when you want the full steakhouse experience without the full steakhouse bill.

🍸 Harlo Happy Hour
🔎 Downtown Summerlin Happy Hours
🌎 Harlo Website

Bar Prohibition Happy Hour

👉 Free Open Bar Happy Hour ⏰ Daily 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 📍 Golden Gate Casino (Fremont St.)

Golden Gate Casino has been on Fremont Street since 1906. The Bar Prohibition has been running “The Night Starts Here” free open bar every single night for one year. This week they are celebrating the anniversary in style.

On a normal night, the move is simple: visit the Club One desk at 4 PM, grab your wristband and free play voucher, and be ready when the doors open at 6 PM. One hour, free open bar, Fremont Street energy included at no charge. For the September 18 anniversary, Golden Gate is extending the celebration to four hours, from 3 PM to 7 PM, starting with the unveiling of Derek Stevens’ new High Limit Room at 3 PM. A bar with history from Prohibition through the Rat Pack era, now offering free drinks every night in Downtown Las Vegas. Only in Las Vegas.

🍸 Bar Prohibition Happy Hour
🔎 Downtown Vegas Happy Hours
🌎 Bar Prohibition Website