Restaurants and bars across the country have either minimized happy hours to watered-down domestic beer or taken them off the menu completely. But a few Las Vegas establishments understand that people like to imbibe, especially during the midst of an economic crisis. The following are a few happy hours available on and around The Strip:

NOVE Italiano: “Get Corked” is the theme of this restaurant, located on the 51st floor or the Palms Resort & Casino. The happy hour includes food specials and a selection of more than 300 bottles of wine that are half-priced. The bar menu includes such items as cured meats and crab cakes. But the pasta sounds dreamy as well—it’s handmade and paired with signature sauces. Happy hour is from 5:30 p.m. until close, which could be any time from 9 p.m., on—it all depends on how crowded the places gets.

Café Ba-Ba-Reeba!: Located on The Strip in the Fashion Show mall, this Spanish-inspired venue offers $3 tapas and half-priced sangria Monday-Friday from 4 p.m.-7 p.m.

Red Square: Every day from 4 p.m.-7 p.m., patrons who purchase two martinis get a free ounce of caviar. This bar is located at Mandalay Resort & Casino.

CatHouse: Two-for-one drinks with the purchase of food is the happy hour special (6 p.m.–8 p.m.) in this Luxor restaurant, which was named the most exciting new restaurant in the world by Conde Nast Traveler. Fashioned after a 19th-century bordello, the proprietors have added even more spice by dressing waitresses in lingerie. Rowr kitty.

Flight: Also located in the Luxor, Flight offers happy hour specials Sunday-Thursday, 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Patrons have the option of getting soused and/or playing video poker and blackjack or watching favorite sport on the telly.

Seablue: This Michael Mina restaurant in the MGM Grand features happy hour Sunday-Friday from 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m. Included on the menu are $1 oysters, $1 shrimp and half-off the lobster corn dogs and salt and pepper calamari. The drink special is $2 Stella Artois.