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Call Me Deacon Booze: LAist Happy Hour
Thanks to all for sending in some great happy hour tips! Here are a few more so you can get your drink on this frosty Friday evening. Don't forget to send your happy hour suggestions to carrie@laist.com
- From reader David: Dragon on the Hermosa Beach Pier, "Lucky Hour" from 4-9PM every day: They have a different special each day. "Yesterday I had kobe satay for $5 and drinks were 2 for 1."
- La Cita, Downtown, drink specials 9-11p: Did somebody say FREE BEER? Okay, it's not really "happy hour" per se, but you could turn your happy hour into a happy night dance party! Obviously. Tonight is Punky Reggae Party, and you get a free beer with any drink purchased from 9-11pm.
- Nic's, Beverly Hills, Happy Hour 5-7pm: The lounge offers "appetizers and drink specials from 5pm to 7pm. Throw a private party for eight or more during happy hour, and the restaurant will provide five appetizers for only $10 per person. Drinks not included." Come for the awesome happy hour deals, stay for the funky jazz performances and beautiful crowd.
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