Other Idioms and Phrases with happy hour – A period in the late afternoon or early evening when a bar or lounge features drinks at reduced prices. For example, The hotel bar has a happy hour from five to seven every day, The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.
What does happy hour mean?
: a period of time during which the price of drinks (as at a bar) is reduced or hors d’oeuvres are served free.
What is an example of happy hour?
Example sentences –
- — I met a really nice girl at happy hour yesterday so I’m going back this evening to meet her for another drink.
- — Did you know that Guapos has $3 margaritas and $2 bottled beer during their happy hour ?
- — Happy hour is my favorite time of the week.
- — Our restaurant has happy hour every day of the week from four until 7 PM.
- — Our department is going to happy hour and then out to dinner afterwards if your interested in joining us.
- — Actually, I hate going to happy hour because it’s so hard to just sit at a table and talk to your friends when it’s so crowded.
- — I only get mixed drinks when I’m at happy hour because they’re usually on special and I just refuse to pay $14-$20 on a drink at regular prices.
- — The weekend magazine insert has a really great list of cool places to have happy hour so there’s a few rooftop bars that were going to check out while we’re in San Francisco.
- — Even though happy hour normally lasts for several hours, we still call it ” happy hour ” not “happy hours.”
What time is the happy hour?
When is happy hour? – While there isn’t one set time, typically, happy hour is between 4 – 8 PM, Mondays through Fridays. This fills the time before dinner where a restaurant might have a lull in activity, and also conveniently lines up with the time when most people are leaving work for the day.
What is the reason for happy hour?
What Are Happy Hours Used For? – The purpose of a happy hour is primarily to attract new customers and secondarily to boost bar profitability, Achieving both of these simultaneously is even better. Hospitality businesses tend to have low profit margins as is, so whenever customers aren’t buying food and drink, net profit slows down or disappears for a while.
This is why regularly implementing happy hour ideas is so useful. It encourages patrons new and old to stop by, it’s a great way to liven up an atmosphere, and it offers a great reason for coming back. The reason happy hours shouldn’t have the primary goal of making money is because promotional pricing is rarely profitable upfront.
Use the timeless buy one get one offer as an example. If all you’re doing is offering a free item whenever someone buys the same product, you would only break even. One way bars combat this is by offering a lower-priced item for free once a customer purchases one higher-priced item.
- This keeps your profit margin intact, inventory fresh, and sales coming in.
- Another way happy hours are effective is when someone wants to check out your bar and brings their friends.
- They may be looking for happy hour drinks, but the whole group ends up buying some food.
- This means you just landed more sales for the day; well done! Pulling off a successful happy hour is something to be proud of, and it often means your supply will dwindle faster.
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How long are most happy hours?
What are normal happy hours? – While happy hour varies from bar to bar, normal happy hours are either 4 PM to 6 PM or 5 PM to 7 PM. These time blocks offer customers the incentive to get drinks and food at a discount, for free with another purchase, or by winning a fun competition. 
How do you ask for happy hour?
How to ask – It’s simple. Just ask. – For some, asking a client out can be scary, and for others it the perk of the job. I often go with the basic “Hi, I’ll be in town on this date, what’s a good bar or restaurant we can meet for happy hour? I’m buying!” It’s simple, straight to the point, provides a small sense of urgency with open ended response, plus the client knows he won’t be spending much money to go to his/her favorite watering hole or place they have been wanting to try.
What’s another word for happy hour?
‘He invited Lewis to join the team’s defensive backs for happy hour every Friday at a local restaurant.’ p.m. What is another word for happy hour?
| aperitivo | apéritif |
|---|---|
| discount drinks | early bird specials |
| wine down | cocktail hour |
| afternoon drinks |
Who owns happy hour?
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What is a reverse happy hour?
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>Click to see the city’s best late-night happy hour deals.”> 1 of 68 Reverse happy hours in Houston offer those who want discounted drinks and bites later in the evening. >>Click to see the city’s best late-night happy hour deals. Gary Coronado/Staff 
2 of 68 Rice Village Punk’s Simple Southern Food Location : 5212 Morningside Reverse happy hours : 9 through 11 p.m. Fridays and Saturday, with $2.50 sliders and $3 chicken biscuits. Alison Cook 
4 of 68 Heights Reverse happy hours : 2 p.m. through midnight Wednesdays. Joshua Black Wilkins 
5 of 68 CityCentre Location : 799 Town & Country Reverse happy hours : 9 to 11 p.m. Monday through Sunday. 
7 of 68 Montrose Location : 1100 Westheimer Reverse happy hours : 10 p.m. through midnight Monday through Saturday, with half-price wines by the glass. Julie Soefer 
8 of 68 Crisp Wine, Beer & Eatery Reverse happy hours : 10 p.m. to midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Alison Cook 
10 of 68 MKT Bar Location : 1001 Austin St. (ground floor of Phoenicia Specialty foods). Reverse happy hours : 8 p.m. until close Saturdays. Mayra Beltran/Staff 
11 of 68 Upper Kirby Location : 2202 W. Alabama Reverse happy hours : 9 p.m. through closing time. Bollo Woodfired Pizza 
13 of 68 Reverse happy hours : 9 p.m. through 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday Eric Kayne/For the Chronicle 
14 of 68 Yard House Locations : 800 Sorrella Court and 700 Baybrook Mall Reverse happy hours : 9:30 p.m. through closing time Sunday through Thursday. After 11 p.m., only food offerings apply.16 of 68 Hughie’s Tavern and Vietnamese Grille Location : 1802 W.18th St. Reverse happy hours : 9 p.m. through 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with $3 selected draft beer. Syd Kearney 17 of 68 Midtown Reverse happy hours : 9 p.m. through 10:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Syd Kearney/Houston Chronicle 19 of 68 Aka Sushi House Location : 2390 W. Alabama Reverse happy hours : 9 p.m. through closing time; Monday through Friday and all day on Saturdays and Sundays.20 of 68 Highland Village and CityCentre Locations : 3908 Westheimer and 799 Town & Country Blvd. Reverse happy hours : 10 p.m. through closing time. Drink specials end at 11 p.m. Picasa 22 of 68 Montrose Revelry on Richmond Reverse happy hours : 3 to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursday with $6 plates and $5 drinks. Revelry on Richmond 23 of 68 Soma Sushi Location : 4820 Washington Reverse happy hours : noon through 10 p.m. Sundays Soma Sushi 25 of 68 Montrose Jimmy Chew Location : 1609 Westheimer Reverse happy hours : 8 through 11 p.m. Sundays. Aike Jamal 26 of 68 Sugar Land Songkran Thai Grill Location : 2258 Texas Dr. (Sugar Land) Reverse happy hours : 9 to 11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Note: the Uptown Park outpost does not currently offer late-night happy hour. Songkran Thai Kitchen 28 of 68 Click to see traditional, high-end happy hours in Houston 29 of 68 NIGHT HERON When : Weekdays, 2 to 6 p.m. What : Some cocktails, including old fashioneds, are $5, and select brews cost $3. Michael Ciaglo/Houston Chronicle 31 of 68 When : Monday through Friday from 3:30 to 5 p.m. What : The “Happy Hour and a Half” offers half-off cocktails and 25-percent-off wine bottles. There are also food combos, including one off the menu “Chicken Combo B.” Info : Jenn Duncan 32 of 68 When : Monday through Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. What : Featured bites and drinks are priced from $7 to $12. Dishes include the duck confit quesadilla ($12) and Scotch egg ($8). James Nielsen/Staff 34 of 68 When : Mondays and Tuesdays, 3:30 p.m. to close Where : 6425 Broadway in Pearland, Texas What : Discounted drinks and plates. Food includes $12 shrimp po-boys and $10 crawfish cornbread pudding. Info : Mark Mulligan/Staff 35 of 68 PAX AMERICANA When : Tuesday through Sunday from 5 to 7 p.m. Where : 4319 Montrose What: Executive Chef Martha de Leon’s sampling of small plates and cocktails. Info : 713-239-0228; 37 of 68 WOOSTER’S GARDEN When : Monday to Saturday 4 to 6 p.m.; Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. What : Specialty cocktails priced at half off. Info : 713-520-0015; woostersgarden.com Jamaal Ellis for the Houston Chronicle 38 of 68 When : Monday through Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. What : Happy hour offerings include $3 tacos, $3 beers, including locally brewed pints and $5 cocktails. Info : agricolehospitality.com/eight-row-food Joshua Black Wilkins 40 of 68 HUGO’SWhen: Monday thorugh Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. What: There’s an abundance of happy hour dishes, all priced at $7, including: cocteles and ceviches, 2 small rosted chicken enchiladas with mole sauce; 3 masa corn cakes topped wiht beef cheek and mole; shrimp tostada; Gulf crab tostadas, 3 chicken taquitos; and guacamole and chips. Drinks: Happy hour red and white wines, margarita, Paloma, Mojito and sangria for $6; beer for $3. Info: 713-524-7744; Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle 41 of 68 B&B BUTCHERS & RESTAURANT When: Weekdays 3 to 6 p.m. What: Called a “social hour,” B&B’s happy hour food consists of cheese and charcuterie plates ($10-$21); passed hors d’oeuvres including mini Beef Wellingtons and mini crab cakes ($9); sliders ($9-$12); and pizza ($10-$14). Select white wines ($8-$10); draft beer ($5); and cocktails ($8-$10) round out the bill. Info: 713-862-1814; Felix Sanchez 43 of 68 OPORTO FOODING HOUSE & WINE When: Monday through Friday from 3 to 6:30 p.m. What: Bar specials include $6 well drinks and caipirinhas; special pricing on house wine ($5 glass; $7 quartino; $14 half liter; $20 3/4 liter); $5 sangria and sparkling wine. Appetizers such as deviled eggs, eggplant crostini, piri piri chicken wings, bruschetta, crostini, caprese salad and Spanish tortilla are priced between $5 and $8. The big value is the wood-grilled hanger steak sandwich, $7, which is half off regular menu price. Info: 713-528-0115; Craig Hartley/Freelance 44 of 68 THE PASTRY WAR When : Daily 4 to 6:30 p.m. What : Half off all tequila and mezcal. Info : 713-225-3310; Michael Paulsen/Staff 46 of 68 IZAKAYA When: 5-7 p.m. Monday-Friday The deal: $3 select beers, $4 hot sake, $6 select cocktails and wine and a $4-$7 pub menu that includes shishito pepper ($4), fried fish nuggets ($6) and Lazy Osso Bucco Fries ($7) Pictured: Scotch eggs, which are $6 at happy hour Information: Courtesy photo 47 of 68 CARACOL When: Monday through Friday, 3 to 7 p.m. What: The bargain “Vuelve a la Vida” offers a half dozen Gulf oysters and a glass of wine for $13.50. Happy hour wines, sangria, margarita, Mojito and champagne goes for $6 per glass; canned and bottled beer for $4. Happy hour dishes, all $7,include chicharrones with salsa; plantain and goat cheese croquet; a trio of quesadillas; champechana tostaditoas ; red snapper ceviche; lamb lollipops, and pork carnitas taquitos. Info: 713-622-9996; Alison Cook 49 of 68 KATA ROBATA When: Monday through Saturday 5 to 6:30 p.m. What: Sushi fans flock to this beloved Japanese restaurant for chef Manabu Horiuchi’s menu. There are special prices during the brief happy hour window including dishes priced between $4 and $9; appetizers at $5; and sushi rolls at $9. Wash them down with half price wine and sake. Info: 713-526-8858; Nick de la Torre 50 of 68 ETOILE CUISINE ET BAR When: Sunday through Friday, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Where: 1101-11 Uptown Park Blvd. What: The posh Uptown Park restaurant began a new “green hour” happy hour with special absinthe presentations and $7 cocktails with a food menu that includes beef short rib sliders on brioche buns, crab cake lollipops, sautéed shrimp, and melted brie tartine with pears and peppered honey ($3-$12). Info: 832-668-5808; 52 of 68 ARNALDO RICHARDS’ PICOS When: 3-6:30 p.m. Wednesday-Friday The deal: $3 select beers, $6 select wines and signature cocktails and a botanitas menu priced at $5-$8 that includes fish tacos ($8), ceviche ($8) and guacamole ($5) Pictured: a frozen Pico Rita, which is $6 at happy hour Chronicle file 53 of 68 CIAO BELLO When: Monday through Friday, 3 to 6 p.m; all day Sunday at the bar. What: Wines by the glass for $5; cocktails such as Aperol spritz and Averna & Soda for $5; and $6 cocktails. Special happy hour pricing on bar snacks and bites (most at $5) include arancini, crispy oysters; panzerotti (savory turnovers); and mozzarella en carozza mini sandwich. Info: 713-960-0333; 55 of 68 LATIN BITES CAFE When: 4:30-6:30 p.m. Monday-Friday The deal: half price signature cocktails and hot and cold bites Pictured: Causitas (a trio of traditional Peruvian whipped potatos) from the cold bite menu Information: Karen Warren/Houston Chronicle 56 of 68 KUU RESTAURANT When: Weekdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. What: Kuu’s new happy hour includes 20 small plates (including rock shrimp tempura; soft shell crab and avocado maki; and foie gras mousse on rice chip) priced between $4 and $7. A dozen specialty cocktails (including the Wa-Wa’Tini, shown, made with tequila, watermelon and wasabi puree) are priced between $4 and $7.Kuu also extended Sunday restaurant hours, now open at noon (from 1 to 9 p.m. on Sunday all signature cocktails are half off). Info: 713-461-1688; Kimberly Park 58 of 68 BACKSTREET CAFE When: Monday through Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. What: Happy hour wines for $6 per glass; signature red sangria for $5 and champagne cocktail for $6. Fans of rose wines can order bottles for half off. Food items include small lobster sandwich, garden nachos, spicy onion rings, roasted oysters, dirty rice beignets, and blackeed shrimp mini po -boy all priced between $6 and $8. Info: 713-521-2239; Backstreet Cafe 59 of 68 EL BIG BAD When: Daily from 4 to 7 p.m. What: Can beat the happy hour prices at this gastrocantina downtown. The selection of bar bites, all $5, includes Jalisco hot wings, chicken flautas, cheesy yucca puffs, guacamole, chile con queso, oyster nachos, avocado fries, and daily ceviche. Pair those with $5 house margaritas, select draft beers, wine, sangria, and special cocktails. Info: 713-229-8181; El Big Bad 61 of 68 PIZZITOLA’S BAR-B-CUE When: Wednesday only, 4 to 8 p.m. What: It’s not technically a happy hour but there might not be a better barbecue meal deal in town. On Wednesday evenings the beloved barbecue purveyor is pricing all food on its menu at half off – dine-in only. That means big smoked meat meals like the Rib Fest Sampler ($24.50) is $12.25; a half-pound brisket dinner with two sides is only $7.75 during the Wednesday dinner promotion. While there are no drinks specials, the Wednesday deal at Pizzitola’s is almost too good to be true. Info: 713-227-2283; Thomas B. Shea 62 of 68 PERRY’S STEAKHOUSE When: Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 p.m.; Sunday from 4 to 9 p.m. Where: All six locations throughout the Houston area. What: Seven hand-crafted cocktails (including the smoky Rita and Mai Tai) are available at the bar for $7; craft beer specials for $4; and pinot grigio and prosecco for $5 at Bar 79 during “social hour.” Bar bites priced at $9 include beef tenderloin sliders, pork chop “bites,” escargot, cherry pepper calamari, and steakhouse pizza topped with beef tenderloin. Info: Perry’s Steakhouse 64 of 68 WOODBAR When: Daily from 3 to 7 p.m. What: Happy hour cocktails including Grapefruit mimosa, Peach Raspberry Bellini and Kentucky Mule priced at $6; select wines by the glass $5; and select beers $4. Happy hour food (roasted broccoli and cauliflower; eggplant and onion rings; fried green tomatoes; deviled eggs; red pepper hummus, shrimp and grits fritters, and Greek flatbread pizza) all priced at $5. Info: 713-528-6848; Marie D. De Jesus/Staff 65 of 68 FIELDING’S LOCAL KITCHEN + BAR When: 3-7 p.m. Monday-Friday Where: 26400 Kuykendahl, Tomball The deal: half off specialty cocktails, $3 beer, $4 wine and pizzas ranging in price from $6-$10 Pictured: a pizza cooking in the open-flame oven Information: Courtesy photo/Fieldingís Local Kitchen + Bar 67 of 68 HUBBELL AND HUDSON BISTRO When: 3-6 p.m. Sunday-Friday Where: 24 Waterway, Woodlands The deal: $3.5 select beers, $6 wells, $7 select wines and cocktails and $5-$9 bites menu that includes quail bites ($9), a cheese board ($8) and Saffron Arancini ($6) Pictured: pork belly steam buns ($6) at happy hour; note: not served with fries at HH Information: Julie Soefer The definition of “after-work hours” doesn’t always mean 5 p.m. for Houstonians. Some locals work well into the night, others have erratic hours and probably most residents have to at least stay late in the office on occasion. >>Click through the gallery above to see late-night happy hour places in Houston, as well as traditional, high-end happy hour menus. Thankfully, restaurants around town have picked up on the trend and are extending or adding on late-night happy hour specials to their menus. GUIDE: Dubbed “reverse happy hours,” these reduced-price food and drink specials often start just before, or right after, some establishments’ traditional happy hours begin and last well into the night.Think 3 p.m. to closing time at several places. Some discounted menus are even offered all day on weekends. REPORT: (Story continues below.) BOOZY BREAKFAST: Among some of the city’s restaurants that offer late-night, marked-down drinks and dishes is the Heights’ Eight Row Flint, 1039 Yale, which on Wednesdays hosts a happy hour that starts at 2 p.m. and runs through midnight. Over in Montrose, award-winning restaurant Underbelly, 1100 Montrose, offers a roster of discounted wine by the glass from 10 p.m. to midnight. >>For a full list of Houston’s best late-night happy hours, see the gallery at the top. For places with extensive food menus and reverse-happy hour price cuts is the oft-crowded Aka Sushi, 2390 W. Alabama, in Upper Kirby. It features a long menu of sushi rolls and Japanese snacks with $5 cocktails. Another place with a wide variety of discounted bites is Midtown’s Japanese barbecue restaurant Gyu-Kaku, 510 Gray, which has a long of appetizers, noodles, seafood and meats on the happy hour menu from 9 p.m. to close Monday through Thursday. Did we miss your favorite reverse happy hour in Houston? Let us know in the comments. : Houston’s late-night, ‘reverse’ happy hours to check out now
Do you capitalize happy hour?
Uppercase only when a drink takes its name from a proper noun, such as a Manhattan or Negroni. It’s happy hour somewhere.
Who invented happy hour?
Happy Hour Origin – The phrase happy hour started around 1914 when the United States Navy would have a weekly “happy hour” for sailors. These original happy hours weren’t about drink deals and half-price apps. They were a way for Navy sailors to relieve the boredom of their postings.
From dancing to boxing matches to movies, these first happy hours were all about entertainment. When Prohibition era came around with the 18th amendment in 1920 after World War 1, happy hour began to have drinking tied to its definition. For those who wanted to enjoy alcoholic drinks between work and home, time spent at a speakeasy or a private residence became the watering hole for happy hour.
This definition carried into what we know today as happy hour, with drinks and social time taking place right after work. Now, happy hour is tied to every bar equipment layout, and if you’re thinking of going to a bar after work, you’ll be headed to happy hour.
Should I go to happy hour with coworkers?
Remember: Happy hour is just that—an hour ‘ Happy hours are important to go to, even if you don’t drink,’ Gottsman says. ‘Show up and have a seltzer. It’ll show you’re interested in building relationships. You don’t have to stay there all night.’ Really, showing your face is the important part.
What is the meaning of happy hour at work?
What Is Work Happy Hour? – Happy hour is a period of the day (usually from 4-7 p.m.) when bars and restaurants offer their drinks at reduced prices. They may also offer specials on hors-d’oeuvres, appetizers, and other menu items, Happy hour is designed to draw people through the doors and get them to spend money during a typically slow time of the day.
- Work happy hour borrows on that concept and repurposes it, not to make money but to give employees a way to build relationships and let off steam after a hard week’s work.
- Work happy hour is typically held at 5 p.m.
- On Friday, although some businesses start earlier or do it on different days (or even every day).
Work happy hour is really a way to get coworkers to mingle and get to know one another, but alcohol is pretty much standard as a way to help people relax and unwind. The simplest form of work happy hour is gathering everyone together to share a drink and talk.
Is it normal to go to happy hour alone?
Happy hour specials are typically incredible deals on delicious food and beverages. These specials aren’t reserved for groups of people. Whether you are an introvert that needs time to recharge on your own or a person who is looking to meet new friends, checking out happy hour solo is not something to be afraid of.
Is it bad to skip happy hour?
when your heart just isn’t in it. – It’s OK to bow out of the office happy hour simply because you’re not feeling it. Sometimes, it can be difficult for people who enjoy socializing to understand why someone might want to be alone after a long day at work.
What do people talk about at happy hour?
Happy hour-ing with successful people is always fascinating. Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design/flickr Happy hour-ing with successful people — whether it be at an industry networking event or holiday drinks with your boss — is always fascinating.
Personally, I think news and trends in your industry is always a great conversation space: You can show that you’re knowledgeable, and also get valuable insight. To the question of what successful people talk about at happy hour, my Wall Street veteran dad responded: “Who is very very good at their jobs, who is very very bad, and a reasonable amount of complaining about the boss, no matter who it is.” Hey, at least he’s honest.
So I decided to ask some of the most successful women I know: What do you find yourself talking about at happy hour? 1. Trying Not To Talk About Work (And Failing) When out with colleagues and managers, I often witness an attempt to avoid talking about work — “No work talk!” — but inevitably, the conversation turns back in that direction because it’s what everyone has in common.
Adda Birnir, cofounder and CEO of Skillcrush, confirmed my suspicions. “If I’m at a happy hour with my employees, we all try VERY hard not to talk about work,” she said. “But it doesn’t always work out.” 2. Pop Culture and Other Fun Stuff Joannie Diaz, cofounder and CEO of Be Moxie, actually eased my fear of not keeping the conversation all professional, all the time.
“I find myself talking about current trends at happy hours: news, fashion trends, celebrity gossip,” she said. “I know that sometimes it can be a little awkward when trying to talk to managers, but it feels good to not have to talk about work when you are at a happy hour.
- People want to talk and unwind at happy hours.
- A manager and I talked about man bun trends once! It was hilarious, but it helped us relax and get to know each other better.
- There always has to be a level of respect and professionalism, but it doesn’t mean you always have to be serious.” 3.
- EntrepreneurProblems Among other entrepreneurs, Adda said, it’s all the talk about owning and managing a business that you would expect: “how to manage employees, how to try and keep some semblance of work-life balance, what’s next for our businesses, etc.” 4.
Trade Problems, Trade Solutions Former Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief and New York Times bestselling author Kate White told me she has never had much time for happy hour, and most of her chatting with employees and colleagues took place over lunch. However, she does have one fun happy hour go-to with friends.
“There’s one thing I do with women I’ve known forever and really trust,” Kate said. “At the end, we each present a professional issue and have the other person offer some possible solutions. You solve my problem, I’ll solve yours. It’s really fun and I’ve gotten great ideas.” 5. Hobbies and Personal Interests Joannie also encouraged talking about colleagues’ personal interests (and pets are a big one).
“I find myself talking a lot about dogs and animals if I see that the other person has pets as well,” she said. “Animal lovers always love to talk about their pets! I also talk a lot about traveling. Many people will compare stories about different places we’ve been to and the experiences we’ve had.
Outside of my everyday job, there are other things that I’m passionate about that I love to talk about: animals, books, traveling, even goal setting! If you see someone outside of work try to connect with them on a more personal level. That’s how you can get mentors, sponsors, and even make friends!” 6.
Like Pros, They Avoid Politics and Religion “I avoid anything that can be very inappropriate or can become very controversialin a bad way,” Joannie said. “I always try to stay away from politics and religion conversation topics because those are two things that many people are sensitive about. Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know. Subscribe to push notifications Read the original article on Levo League, Copyright 2015. Follow Levo League on Twitter, Read next Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you’re on the go.
What is the meaning of happy hour in restaurants?
What Is Happy Hour? – First things first, let’s address the question of “what is happy hour?” No matter what you call it – beer o’clock, social hour, discount drinks, cost-effective cocktails – happy hour is that magical time of day when drinks and appetizers are discounted at many restaurants and bars.
- These discounts range from two-for-one deals to special pricing on select food and drink combos.
- In terms of timing, it takes place in the late-afternoon and early-evening because it’s the lull between the end of the workday and the start of the dinner rush.
- However, happy hour can take place at virtually any time of day (or night) depending on the type of restaurant you run.
But while this promotion has been the restaurant industry’s secret weapon for quite some time, it’s important to point out that some states are not too fond of this practice. In states such as Alaska, Massachusetts, and Vermont, there are bans on the kind of alcohol specials normally associated with happy hour. 
What does HH stand for in happy hour?
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How does happy hour work Pokemon?
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| X Y OR AS S M US UM Sw Sh LA S V | Using Happy Hour doubles the amount of prize money received after battle. |
| BD SP | This move can’t be used. It’s recommended that this move is forgotten. Once forgotten, this move can’t be remembered. |