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5 Top Happy Hours in Houston

Spring weather making you stir crazy? Bail on work an hour early and hit up one of these happy hour hotspots.

1. Bar Annie

Restaurant: Bar Annie (of RDG + Bar Annie)
Address: 1800 Post Oak
Signature drink: RDG margarita
Best known for: Its unique design and fun atmosphere.

2. Benjy's

Restaurant: Benjy’s
Address: 2424 Dunstan or 5922 Washington
Signature drink: Blood orange margarita or lychee fizz
Best known for: Fun and creative cocktails and a hotspot for hip young professionals.

3. BRC GastroPub

Restaurant: BRC GastroPub
Address: 519 Shepherd
Signature drink: Wide selection of craft beer
Best known for: Bacon jam

4. Tasting Room

Restaurant: Tasting Room
Address: 818 Town & Country Blvd, 1101 Uptown Park Blvd
Signature drink: Wine. Tons and tons of wine.
Best known for: Locations in the Galleria and CityCentre make them easy meeting spots for happy hour after work, and they’ve got big patios.

5. Caracol

Restaurant: Caracol
Address: 2200 Post Oak
Signature drink: Mojitos or sangria
Best known for: Oysters are half off at happy hour, and its brunches get rave reviews.

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