When it comes to happy hour, San Francisco has you covered. In honor of this great hour, we have put together a list of the top 10 happy hours in San Francisco. Whether you are looking for cheap drinks or great ambiance, San Francisco happy-hours offer a little bit of everything for everyone.

Blowfish Sushi To Die For
2170 Bryant
5 – 7 p.m.
$3 House drinks, wells, specialty drinks, draft beer and sake cocktails. $3 tempura pot stickers and hand rolls.
A mix of manga and punk, this Mission sushi restaurant serves up cheap drinks and snacks for the after work crowd. Mostly staffed and attended by the Mission hipster crowd, the not-so-tragically-hip will surely be welcomed by the modern Tokyo design and upbeat ambient music. One of the best places to meet a crowd of friends after work or just catch a cocktail and hand roll with your sweetheart.

Hobson’s Choice
1601 Haight Street
5 – 7 p.m.
$2.50 beer and cocktail specials
With many happy hour specials available on Haight Street, Hobson’s crowd is what puts it above the rest. A younger, hipper, less stoned version of the Gold Cane, this is a great place to strike up a conversation with a stranger. Hobson’s House or Victorian punch promises to raise the spirits of all who order. In addition to the largest rum selection in the country, you can order food from Asqew Grill and it will be delivered.

Sadie’s Flying Elephant
491 Potrero Ave
4 –7 p.m.
$1 Pabst Blue Ribbon pints, $2 Stella pints $2 Well drink
Sadie’s is a dive plain and simple, but if you are looking for sweet happy hour prices, this is your place. A great jukebox and pool tables will keep you and your friends entertained while knocking back $1 Pints of Pabst.

City Tavern
3200 Fillmore St
3 – 7 p.m.
Happy hour food specials change daily, with regular special prices on taps and wells.
Bright, cavernous and loud, City Tavern offers Marina people great drink specials and cheap eats. Favored by yuppies and cougars, this is also a great pick-up scene if you are in the mood. Start the evening here or end the workweek, City Tavern is a Marina stand out.

Solstice
2801 California St
5 – 6:30 p.m.
$2 off all drinks and a specially priced small plate menu.
A retro-lounge small plate dining experience awaits the happy hour patron at Solstice. With their most favorite dishes happy hour priced, it is wise to bring both hunger and thirst to this afternoon watering hole. Be a hero, get there early and grab a comfy booth for your friends.

Wish
1539 Folsom St.
5-8p
$2 Draft Beers, $3 Wells
If you work in SOMA or live anywhere near 11th and Folsom, hell even if you don't, you owe it to yourself to stop on down to Wish sometime for their happy hour. With the dj playing chilled out electronica, a glass of complimentary peanuts and $2 Fat Tire in your hand, you will wonder how people manage to not make every night a happy hour. After you have that nice warm buzz from the drinks, you can head over to Bowsers for pizza or to Sushi Groove across the street for some killer food and Sake.

Voda
56 Belden Place
4:30 – 8 p.m.
$3 daily cocktails and food
An art deco designed, European feeling vodka lounge featuring over 100 vodka choices from around the world. Happy hour martinis and specialty vodka drinks are recommended and sure to please. Intimate, exclusive and sometimes loud, Voda has the right recipe and a happy hour that ends well into the dinner hour.

Tokyo Go Go
3174 16th St
5:30 - 7pm
$3 hand rolls and $2 Kirin and hot sake
With arguably the best sushi in San Francisco, Tokyo Go Go also has one of the best happy-hours in this city of plenty. Wide-open and lofty, there is so much space it is amazing that the servers can keep up with the crowd. Great fruit-infused sake cocktails tempt the senses while fresh sashimi and exciting rolls fill the void. Very Mission, very reasonable and very good.

Hog Island Oyster Company
1 Ferry Building
Shop #11 1
5 - 7pm
$1 sweetwater oysters, $3.50 pints
Located at the north end of the Ferry Building this fine purveyor of all things oyster is great for tourists and locals alike. Grown just north of Point Reyes, these are some of the freshest oysters you can possibly eat. Enjoy sucking down these raw delights with a couple pints all while enjoying sweeping views of the Bay. It is suggested that you bring a date, as raw oysters have been renowned for their aphrodisiacal properties.

Palio D' Asti
640 Sacramento Street
4 -7pm
Free pizza with 2 adult drinks
This pricey, upscale, Italian financial district standby becomes one of The City’s best deals during happy hour. Enjoy a free, cracker thin crust, pizza with any two adult drinks. This is not your average slice-o-pizza, with toppings including red wine braised wild mushrooms, fontina val d' aosta, roasted garlic, Berkshire pork fennel sausage, fire roasted peppers and smoked mozzarella even the most distinguished palate can get into these pies.