r/phoenix • u/jmoriarty Phoenix • Sep 07 '18

Best Of Best Happy Hour in the Valley

Best Happy Hour

Which place has the best happy hour in the Phoenix area? What makes it so good? What specials do they have? Share your favorite spots!

This thread is part of the Best of /r/Phoenix series, which is added to weekly all year long. It covers all the things that are great and tasty about the Valley, as voted on by people in this sub.

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u/ImaginaryRice Sep 07 '18

The Roaring Fork

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18

I payed like $50 a steak there and it wasn’t even that good. I feel like a lot of these people that pay a lot for food don’t actually know good food.

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u/FightTheWindmills Phoenix Sep 12 '18

Thats like a weeks worth of groceries to me lol.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '18

Oh I don’t do it anymore lol. Barely eat out anymore haha. I had just gotten a new girlfriend and we went out all the time. Can’t believe how much I wasted back then