Best Happy Hour Wings Restaurants in Downtown LA (90017)
5 hand-picked restaurants, AI-analyzed and critic-validated
Notable Picks
#1
JOEY DTLA
8.3
A polished, high-energy Bloc anchor where families can order across a huge comfort-plus-modern menu without drama. The patio and open dining room fit strollers and bigger kid energy, and the kitchen’s range keeps picky eaters and adventurous parents both happy. Expect noise and a scene, but reliable execution.
Must-Try Dishes:
Parmesan truffle fries, steak frites, sushi rolls
What makes it special: Big-tent menu in a downtown patio-driven setting.
8.2
A historic firehouse turned American grill that works surprisingly well for family dinners, especially with teens. The room feels special without being stiff, and the menu leans into hearty classics that land with kids and adults alike. Service can be brisk during rushes, but the setting makes it a memorable downtown meal.
Must-Try Dishes:
meatloaf, fried chicken, crab cakes
What makes it special: Landmark firehouse dining room serving classic American comfort.
Worthy Picks
#3
District
7.9
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A polished Bloc gastropub that plays like downtown’s reliable after-work landing pad, with tacos showing up as a happy-hour-friendly crowd pleaser. The room feels hotel-sleek but social, and the kitchen keeps things approachable—think crispy fish tacos and shareable plates built for cocktails. Best for groups who want tacos without going full taqueria mode.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crispy fish tacos, Street-style carnitas tacos, Happy hour cocktail special
What makes it special: Bloc-side happy hour with well-executed tacos in a polished social setting.
7.9
A true downtown sports pub that keeps happy hour simple: cold pints, loud TVs, and a wing order that’s built for game days. The wings lean classic pub style—crispy, saucy, and ideal with a whiskey-and-beer rhythm. It’s not fancy, but it is dependable and social.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo wings, Irish nachos, Beer battered fish-and-chips
What makes it special: Game-day pub energy with reliable happy-hour wings.
An old-school Westlake-edge Mexican standby with a real neighborhood happy hour. Alongside the tacos and margs, their wings are a low-key sleeper move—simple, satisfying, and priced for casual sharing. Best for value hunters who want wings plus a margarita reset.
Must-Try Dishes:
House chicken wings, Carne asada burrito, Happy hour margarita
What makes it special: Neighborhood happy hour with wings and classic Westlake comfort.