A French bistro on the Strip with Bellagio fountain views and a brand-new L’Apero Hour that finally gives this Strip institution a reason to show up early. An upscale Asian fusion party scene in Downtown Summerlin where the Tuna Pizza and a top-shelf martini will make you want to stay well past 6 p.m. And an Arts District wine bar from one of Las Vegas’s most respected hospitality groups that moved neighborhoods and got better.

Mon Ami Gabi

👉 French Happy Hour ⏰ Mon – Thu 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. 📍 Paris Hotel Casino (The Strip)

Oysters on the half shell and a French 75. Under $25. Best Bellagio fountain view during happy hour.

Mon Ami Gabi has been one of the most beloved French bistros on the Strip since 1999, and the new L’Apero Hour gives locals a reason to show up before dinner. Andrew Morgan from Happy Hour Vegas called it out immediately when it launched, and it’s not hard to see why. The Pavilion and Pavilion Bar face the Bellagio fountains through floor-to-ceiling windows, with red-and-white striped awnings and real outdoor Strip seating. Reviewers call the people-watching second to none and the fountain view incredible. Neither description is an exaggeration.

The L’Apero menu is the real thing at real happy hour prices. Oysters on the half shell at $2.50 each. Baked goat cheese at $8.95. Prime cheeseburger sliders and fries at $13.95. Tartines with avocado or chicken liver pâté at $5.95 each. A French 75 for $10.95, bière for $6.95, and wines by the glass from $10.95. Monday through Thursday only, so the window is tight, but the view and the prices make every minute worth it.

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Jing Happy Hour

👉 Asian Fusion Happy Hour ⏰ Daily 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.📍 Downtown Summerlin

Tuna Pizza and a top-shelf martini. Arrive before 4 p.m. Sit at the bar or the patio. Stay as long as you want.

Eater Las Vegas described Jing as threading the needle between restaurant and ultra lounge, and that is exactly right. The ultra-chic dining room transitions into a vibe dining experience as the evening progresses with DJ-driven music, artistic lighting, bottle service, and a Sunday brunch where guests dance on tables with Champagne. Happy hour lets you experience all that energy at a completely different price point.

The Tuna Pizza is the dish that reviewers consistently describe as the reason to go: thinly sliced fresh tuna, herbs, ponzu aioli, yuzu-soy, and truffle oil on a crispy crust. One reviewer called it the best Asian fusion food they had ever had anywhere, including Asia. The top-shelf martini is the natural companion. Bar and patio seating both work. Get there early to secure a bar seat, as this one fills up and for good reason.

🍸 Jing Happy Hour
🔎 Downtown Summerlin Happy Hours
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Ada’s Wine Bar Happy Hour

👉 Wine & Foodie Happy Hour ⏰ Daily 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (+ 9 p.m. to close) 📍 Arts District

Happy hour: “Evil” burger and an Old Fashioned. $18 total. Go early or go late. Either window works.

Ada’s is part of the hospitality group behind Esther’s Kitchen, Al Solito Posto, Bar Boheme, and High Stakes. A lineup that tells you everything you need to know about the standard this kitchen operates at. The move from Summerlin to the Arts District suits it perfectly. Same laid-back, food-forward vibe that earned its following on the west side. Same commitment to doing everything well that comes with being part of one of Las Vegas’s most respected restaurant groups. Different neighborhood, better fit.

Two happy hour windows mean you can go early or go late depending on your evening. The happy hour burger at $10 with an Old Fashioned at $8 is the move. Eighteen dollars for a proper burger and a proper cocktail at a wine bar in the Arts District is the kind of math that makes a Tuesday feel like a reward. It’s on the smaller side, so a reservation is worth making before you show up.

🍸 Ada’s Happy Hour
🔎 Arts District Happy Hours
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