Six oysters for fifteen bucks, right on Restaurant Row, steps from the Sphere. That’s not a typo — Sugarcane’s happy hour runs the classic Vegas raw bar hustle at prices that don’t require a comp card.
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Fresh oysters, chef’s selection, $2.50 each (six minimum) — briny, cold, and the reason regulars know to show up before 6pm. Round it out with the homemade empanada ($7, hand-cut steak and oaxaca cheese) and a spicy tuna hand roll ($9). Cocktails run a flat $10 — the spicy mango margarita and the mojito are the two that disappear fastest — draft beer is $7, and wine by the glass is $8.
Sugarcane’s whole bit is that it doesn’t act like a Strip restaurant even though it’s dead center of one. Open kitchen, raw bar energy, a menu that swings from sushi rolls to bacon-wrapped dates without any pretense about it. The happy hour is the same idea shrunk down: no gimmicks, just the good stuff at bar prices, twice a day. That double window — afternoon and late night — means it works whether you’re killing time before a show or looking for something to eat after one lets out.
Happy hour runs Sunday through Thursday, 3-6pm and again 10pm to close, bar seating only. No reservations needed for the happy hour menu — walk up, sit down, order oysters.
