Happy Hour at The Beverly in Scottsdale

Heather Hoch November 18, 2014 10:00AM

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We'll admit some skepticism when the people behind The Vig took over Mabel's on Main. After all, they had big shoes to fill with the former Aaron May concept being known as an Old Town hotspot for craft cocktails for years. However, with some modest upgrades, the already moody, luxe, vintage-inspired lounge is looking more inviting. Jorge Gomez took over the kitchen's bar menu, while Rich Heider handled the drink offerings.

Stopping in for happy hour at The Beverly Monday through Friday from 4 until 7 p.m. is a good opportunity to try a handful of each without spending a lot of money.

The Offerings:

Drinks: ½ off Specialty Cocktails $2 off beer $2 off wine $2 off well liquor

Food: $4 Mac & Cheese $4 Truffle Fries $5 Deviled Eggs $5 Beverly Classic Wedge Salad $5 Roasted Brussels Sprouts $6 Petite Sophisticate Sandwich $6 Margherita Flatbread $6 Cabot Street Wings

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