TOWN SQUARE HAPPY HOURS

Town Square is the outdoor mall Las Vegas locals actually use. Open-air, walkable within the property, and packed with dining options that don’t require a hotel loyalty card to enjoy. Sixteen verified happy hours across a lineup that runs from Brazilian steakhouse to mini golf to wine bar which is a sentence you can’t say about most malls. It sits two miles south of Mandalay Bay at the bottom of the Strip, so no, you’re not walking here from your hotel. Drive, rideshare, or make it a destination. Either way, it’s worth it.

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Town Square Las Vegas Happy Hours – Frequently Asked Questions

Sixteen verified happy hours across the property. That’s a serious lineup for an outdoor mall — and the range is wider than you’d expect. You’ve got Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse on one end and PopStroke mini golf on the other, with everything in between.

I wouldn’t recommend it. It’s two miles south of Mandalay Bay, and two miles under the Las Vegas sun is not a stroll – it’s a commitment. Drive, grab a rideshare, or build your day around it. Parking is free and plentiful, which is more than you can say for anywhere on the Strip.

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse is the anchor for a reason — wine and bar bites at steakhouse quality for happy hour prices. Yard House delivers on volume and variety. Double Helix Wine Bar is the sleeper pick for a low-key, high-quality pour. Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar is the right move for outdoor, live music and people watching with great cocktails and servers in floral outfits.

Visitors love it because it’s accessible and a break from the casino resorts. Local love the free parking, no resort fees, no casino floor to navigate, and restaurants that operate on normal schedules rather than nightclub hours. After-work crowds are real here. Families show up early. It’s the rare Las Vegas dining destination that feels like an actual neighborhood for both visitors and locals.

Town Square is on Las Vegas Blvd and 2 miles south of the Strip. Rideshare is the easiest call. Ten to fifteen minutes from most Strip hotels and cheaper than you’d think. If you’re driving, parking is free and the lot is large. There’s no monorail, no tram, no shortcut. Just pick your ride and go.