Bahama Breeze Happy Hour — Days, Times & Deals

The Bahama Breeze happy hour is one of the better-value ways to enjoy a Caribbean-themed night out, pairing discounted island cocktails with half-price appetizers. What makes it stand out from a lot of chains is the schedule: on several weekdays Bahama Breeze runs two happy hour windows in a single day — an early-evening session and a late-night one — so you can catch the deals whether you're there right after work or winding down later.

It's worth stressing up front that happy hour isn't offered every day and isn't identical at every location. Saturdays, for example, typically have no happy hour at all, and participation is set locally. Treat the schedule below as the common pattern and confirm the exact hours at the Bahama Breeze you plan to visit. When it is running, though, the discounts are generous enough to make a casual visit noticeably cheaper than ordering off the full menu.

Bahama Breeze happy hour times

_{Times are the common pattern and vary by location. Confirm with your local Bahama Breeze.}

The happy hour deals

During those windows, the typical happy hour lineup looks like this:

• $3 beers — 14-oz. draft beer
• $4 beers — 20-oz. drafts, bottled beers & White Claw® (~100 cal)
• $4 well cocktails — vodka, rum, tequila, whiskey or gin
• $5 specialty drinks — Bahamarita® (~430 cal), Bahama Mama (240 cal), Ultimate Piña Colada (~610 cal), Mojito Cubano (200 cal), Classic Margarita (210 cal), Pineapple-Coconut Martini (160 cal)
• $6 wines & sangrias — 6-oz. pour (~150–160 cal), Sunrise Moscato Sangria, Sunset Berry Sangria
• Half-price appetizers — Beef Empanadas (1140 cal), Firecracker Shrimp (1350 cal), Chicken Tostones (960 cal), Coconut Shrimp (610 cal), Creamy Spinach and Artichoke Dip (1350 cal), Skillet-Simmered Jerk Shrimp
• $11.49 — Whole Jamaican Jerk Wings (~1020 cal) or Classic Wings (~790–850 cal)

_{Calorie figures from Bahama Breeze's published nutrition guide (effective May 2026); some are approximate and vary by preparation. Confirm at bahamabreeze.com.}

The half-price appetizers are the highlight for most people: several of the same starters from the full appetizers menu come down to genuinely low prices, so a couple of small plates plus a $5 specialty cocktail makes for an affordable island-flavored evening. The specialty drinks — especially the Bahamarita and Bahama Mama — are the signature pours the chain is known for.

Making the most of it

If value is the goal, aim for the early 4–6 PM window on a weekday, order two of the half-price appetizers to share, and add a $5 specialty drink or a $6 sangria. That combination gets you the full Bahama Breeze experience for a fraction of a normal dinner check. Because deals differ by location, it's always smart to double-check the current happy hour with your restaurant or the app before heading out.

FAQ

What days is Bahama Breeze happy hour? Commonly Sunday through Friday, with two windows (4–6 PM and 9–11 PM) Monday through Thursday, a late window on Sunday, and a 4–6 PM window on Friday. Saturdays usually have none.

What time is Bahama Breeze happy hour? Typically 4–6 PM and again 9–11 PM on weekdays, and 9–11 PM on Sunday. Times vary by location.

What's included in Bahama Breeze happy hour? Discounted beers ($3–$4), $4 well cocktails, $5 specialty drinks, $6 wines and sangrias, half-price select appetizers, and whole wings for $11.49.

Does Bahama Breeze have half-price appetizers? Yes — during happy hour, select appetizers like Beef Empanadas, Coconut Shrimp and Firecracker Shrimp are half price at participating locations.

About the author — Emman runs the menu guides at FindMenuPrices, an independent site tracking casual-dining and fast-food prices. We keep deal details current where we can and always flag that happy hour varies by location. Corrections welcome via the contact page.

FindMenuPrices is independent and not affiliated with Bahama Breeze or Darden. Happy hour deals, days and times vary by location and change often — always confirm with your local restaurant before you go.