#Saturday happy hour full
Serving a full brunch menu, Morning Fork operates from 7am to 3pm (Wednesday – Sunday) while Fork & Barrel takes over from 3pm to 9pm (Tuesday – Saturday) with classic American cuisine for dinner. Morning Fork and Fork & Barrel are a real-life Hannah Montana transforming moment. The Southern charcuterie board from Fork & Barrel is like gold on a plate! Mmm! Fork & Barrel Small hot sakes are $6 a glass, but during happy hour, the hot sake drops to just $2 a glass! Although I gotta say when at Sapporo Grill & Sushi, I’m a bit partial to the Sapporo Premium Beer (which is $2 off), because you know – it’s in the name! That deep discount also rolls over to their hot sakes. The roll is normally $16, but during happy hour is discounted to just $11! Stuffed with spicy crab and avocado, the roll is then topped with torched salmon and eel sauce, all served on a flaming plate. roll is fresh and delicious and a bit of a showstopper. The sleek hanging pendant lights, blue lit glass panels, pulsating electronic music, and low-top open sushi bar make the space feel upscale and trendy.ĭuring happy hour, I love to start out with fried pork Gyoza dumplings for $5 (normally $8) and some sea salt Edamame soybeans for $3 (usually $6).īut my favorite part of the Sapporo happy hour menu is that my all time favorite roll is included, for a pretty hefty discount! The V.I.P. Sapporo Grill & Sushi feels like a glamorous restaurant from Sex and the City, styled like an early 2000s hot spot. The offerings include not only drink specials, but specials on starters as well as 10 sushi rolls. With a tight window of 5pm to 6:30pm everyday of the week, Sapporo offers some of the best discounts on their happy hour menu. Wait, no, there is! ( Photo Credit: theresa.atx) Sapporo Grill & Sushi There’s nothing fishy about happy hour sushi. Classic southern snacks like the fried green tomatoes, are softly crisped with a maple mustard and shaved Parmesan for $6. Not to mention some of the best brussel sprouts in Louisville!įor the best deals of the week, also stop in on Wednesday and Sunday for half priced bottles of wine. And hey wanna turn that bourbon into a cocktail? Old Fashioneds are only $7!Īlong with all the other drink options available, what wine bar would be complete without a great sangria? Both white and red options are also only $7 a glass.Īnd when you build up an appetite from all those libations, Louvino also offers some delicious small plates. There is also $2 off all beer, and bourbon pours. For two hours from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, it’s an excellent spot to start your evening, and maybe even save a few dollars for an extra night cap!įor the house speciality, glasses of wine are $2 off, as well as flights of wine. Happy hour starts Tuesday and goes through Sunday. The modern rustic room is surrounded by wood accents from the ceiling to the floor, creating a warm atmosphere for date night or even a night on the town with friends. Your go-to spot for wine and small plates, Louvino pours all the colors of the grape rainbow. Louvino has some of the yummiest brussel sprouts in Louisville and plenty of amazing happy hour options! Louvino Sake not your thing? There’s also special pricing on wine and beer! During happy hour, large house sake is $4 off (smalls are $2 off), and there are specials on large and small bottles of sake. Of course no sushi meal is complete with a complimenting Sake. My personal favorite The Kraken Attacks is also included, which has red tuna, avocado and hot sauce on the inside, and escolar and unagi on the outside for $12 (normally $15). The DKD happy hour includes discounts on 19 different rolls, which include uncooked makizushi, cooked makizushi, and veggie makizushi.Įven the signature Dragon King’s Daughter roll is included, which is a cooked roll, stuffed with tempura shrimp, and topped with avocado and unagi sauce drizzled on the outside for $12 (normally $15). With the wide 3-hour window, and the number of options available – every day can be a new meal. I love when a happy hour includes both food and drink options. The enclosed booths and well-worn bar are so laid back, it’s one of my favorite places in the city. Both the sushi and dining room are casual and comfortable. The Bardstown Road Asian-fusion restaurant makes some of the best sushi in the city. With special pricing on both food and drink every day between 3pm and 6pm, it’s not hard to see why. The DKD roll and the Crunchy Munchy Lobster Roll are both available during happy hour! Dragon King’s Daughterĭragon King’s Daughter (Or DKD as most call it) probably has the most popular happy hour in the city.
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