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Hanzo Happy Hour: A Day (& Late Night) Dream

Looking for a San Antonio Happy Hour in Alamo Heights? Hanzo serves up $8 craft cocktails, discounted shots, beer, wine, and late-night eats, making it a fun spot for groups looking to sip, snack, and save.

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12/10/20173 min read

Original post from 2017, not current specials:

If you didn’t have a reason before to visit Hanzo, the newly opened Alamo Heights bar, now you do. The latest bar concept from Steve Mahoney, is now hosting two happy hours. While out side of happy hour you can order both classic and creatively named craft cocktails that will start at about $9 and steadily go up in price (one is over $20!), the happy hour menu offers a more affordable price on beer, wine, cocktails, and last but not least, sake.

The menu includes three cocktails priced at $7 , and while it isn’t the cheapest happy hour out there, it does offer a nice break from the high prices associated with the Heights. The drinks included are a spicy pineapple daiquiri, a refreshing Yuzu Mule, and a boozy Asian Old Fashioned. In addition to these cocktails, they have select wine for $5.50, Sake Bombs and house shots for $4, and a dollar off all Japanese beers. It’s the perfect place for a group of friends to come and drink, a place where nearly everyone could find a discount for something they like on the menu.

The only downside is that the bar doesn’t have any food specials. Though they do have a reverse happy hour and a late night menu, which features a staff favorite the Seafood Okonomoyaki. At $12 it is priced a little higher than other items, but it’s a delicious combination between sweet and savory and is big enough to split between two people.

Hanzo is a great spot for groups of people where you order your own drinks and split a dish, going alone though can set you back at least $20. There are cheaper happy hours out there, but Hanzo gets an honorable mention for being a craft cocktail bar inside the loop that offers a late night happy hour.

The happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. and late night Sunday through Thursday 11 p.m. to 2 a.m.

7701 Broadway, Suite 124, (210) 826-1488.

A classic Old Fashioned cocktail with an orange peel and a refreshing orange citrus highball garnished with a lime wedge.A classic Old Fashioned cocktail with an orange peel and a refreshing orange citrus highball garnished with a lime wedge.
Originally post on December 10, 2017, updated September 28, 2026. The older blog is posted below if you'd like to see how inflation effected Hanzo from 2017 to now.

If you didn’t have a reason before to visit Hanzo, the opened Alamo Heights bar, now you do. The anime-inspired bar concept is hosting two happy hours. While out side of happy hour you can order both classic and creatively named craft cocktails that will start at about $11 and steadily go up in price, the happy hour menu offers a more affordable price on beer, wine, cocktails, and last but not least, food.

The menu includes six cocktails priced at $8, and while it isn’t the cheapest happy hour out there, it does offer a nice break from the high prices associated with the Heights. The drinks included are a Kiwi Daiquiri, Rhubarb G&T, the classic Aperol Spritz, a refreshing Yuzu Mule, a unique Punch Drunk Love, and a boozy Asian Old Fashioned. In addition to these cocktails, they have select wine for $8 a glass ($10 off wine-by-the-bottle), Sake Bombs and house shots for $5.50, $7 wells, and $2 off all beers. It’s the perfect place for a group of friends to come and drink, a place where nearly everyone could find a discount for something they like on the menu.

For food, Hanzo offers a variety of light bites and a small selection of sushi rolls. The food options include a Pork Gyoza, Mini Cabbage (fried brussels), and Agedashi Tofu, and a wide variety of sushi rolls all for $7 along with a $10 Tori Katsu. All the offerings run about $3 to $5 more outside of happy hour, so it's a great way to save a few bucks on solid asian food.

Hanzo is a great spot for groups of people where you order your own drinks and split a dish, going alone though can set you back at least $20. There are cheaper happy hours out there, but Hanzo gets an honorable mention for being a craft cocktail bar inside the loop that offers a late night happy hour.

Hanzo happy hour runs all day Sunday and Monday, is 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday - Saturday, and they have late night happy hour Tuesday - Thursday from 10 pm - Midnight.

7701 Broadway, Suite 124, (210) 826-1488.