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PLAZA HOTEL HAPPY HOURS

The Plaza sits at the literal end of Fremont Street. The property that anchors the west end of the corridor where the railroad depot once stood. It’s been here since 1971 and has reinvented itself enough times to stay relevant in a changing downtown. Two verified happy hours do a lot with a short list including Oscar’s Steakhouse is one of the most distinctive dining experiences in all of Downtown Las Vegas, and Hogs & Heifers brings a country biker bar energy that is absolutely its own thing.

Plaza Hotel Las Vegas Happy Hours – Frequently Asked Questions

Two verified happy hours — Oscar’s Steakhouse and Hogs & Heifers. The range between them is wider than almost any two happy hours at the same property in Las Vegas — one is a fine dining steakhouse named after a former Las Vegas mayor, the other is a honky-tonk biker bar. The Plaza contains multitudes.

Oscar’s is named after Oscar Goodman — former Las Vegas mayor and mob lawyer turned civic institution. It’s a classic steakhouse with a martini program and a happy hour that delivers genuine upscale value at the west end of Fremont Street.

They are operating a temporary Hogs & Heifers Outpost pop-up bar inside the Plaza Hotel & Casino in downtown Las Vegas. Hogs & Heifers is a country-western biker bar with a reputation for rowdy energy and an anything-goes atmosphere that fits the downtown Las Vegas spirit. It’s not for everyone, but for the right crowd it’s exactly right.

Yes — it has a dedicated local following that has followed it through several reinventions. The combination of Oscar’s and Hogs & Heifers in the same building tells you everything about the Plaza’s range and its willingness to be authentically downtown Las Vegas.

The Plaza opened in 1971 on the site of the original Union Pacific railroad depot — the literal arrival point for early Las Vegas. It’s been through multiple ownership changes and renovations while maintaining its position as the anchor of the west end of Fremont Street.