Bottled Blonde Happy Hour. The Strip

From the sidewalk it reads as one more Grand Bazaar Shops storefront in front of Horseshoe, but Bottled Blonde keeps going up: a sports bar and restaurant floor at street level, then a rooftop with a straight view down the Strip. The ground floor does screens and draft handles alongside a real kitchen turning out pizzas, a wagyu truffle burger, and tuna tacos, and there is live music on the main floor every day of the week. Thursday through Saturday the rooftop turns into an open-air DJ party that runs very late.

The happy hour goes daily from 3 to 6pm, weekends included, which is rarer than it should be at this end of the Boulevard. Beers, shots, and select spirits drop in price, and the kitchen discounts a short list of bar food: wings, fries, beef sliders, a Bavarian pretzel, ribs, and churros. The discount is worth planning around because full-price Bottled Blonde charges like its address; cocktails are $18 and a domestic draft is $14 on the regular menu. Las Vegas Magazine confirmed the 3 to 6 window in a June 2026 feature, though the venue itself does not publish happy hour pricing online, so treat exact numbers as ask-at-the-bar.

Best move is to come on the early side and stake out the main floor, since that is where the daily programming and the food live; the rooftop leans toward bottle service and weekend club energy, with spirits packages starting around $350. If you are building a night around a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, eat and drink the discount downstairs from 3 to 6, then head up when the DJs start rather than paying full freight all evening.