Find the closest happy hours to you, right now.
Closest first
Active deals sorted by distance, walking radius first. You see exactly how far you are from every happy hour — no guessing, no clicking through to find out.
A live map
Every spot plotted. Markers glow green while a happy hour is on, then fade to gray when it ends. Zoom into downtown and the 3D buildings rise out of the street grid.
Time travel
Planning Thursday at 6pm? Drag the time scrubber to any day and 30-minute slot, and the map redraws to show every deal live at that exact moment.
Just ask
"Half-price oysters tonight? $5 margaritas downtown on a Wednesday?" Natural-language search reads every schedule and every deal — food and drink — then answers in plain English.
A link for every deal
Each deal has its own URL. Text a friend the exact 50-cent oyster and it opens the app right on that deal — no "go to the site, search, scroll to find it."
We don't just scrape the web.
A team on the ground in Austin snaps photos of menus, chalkboards, and table tents, and we get them live fast. Every venue carries a "deals last verified" date, so what you're looking at is never a guess about what the bar across town might be doing tonight.
hhaust.in started as a simple question — where's happy hour right now? In a city with hundreds of bars and restaurants, the answer was way harder to find than it should be. So we built a free, fast guide to every deal we can dig up. No ads, no sign-ups, no paywalls.
A side project by Charlie Lehman, covering 395 spots across 5 neighborhoods. Made in Austin, TX.
Every venue is checked by a human. We have people on the ground in Austin photographing menus, chalkboards, and table tents, then cross-referencing them against the venue's website and socials. Each spot shows a "deals last verified" date so you know how fresh it is.
React and TypeScript, built with Vite. The map runs on MapLibre GL — open source, no Google Maps bill. The whole dataset is static TypeScript, so if it compiles, the data is structurally sound. Deployed on Netlify with edge functions for the AI search.
No. Analytics run on Umami — cookie-free, no personal data, GDPR-compliant out of the box. We see aggregate patterns like which neighborhoods get searched most, and nothing that identifies you.
Use the or DM us on @happyhouraust.in. A photo of a menu is the fastest way in — we can usually have it live within minutes.