Born and Raised

Born and Raised is a Henderson sports bar that figured out happy hour shouldn't be limited to one convenient time slot. They run it Monday-Friday 3-6pm for the traditional after-work crowd, then bring it back midnight to 6am for the night owls, graveyard shift workers, and people who've lost track of time. $4 domestic beers and $5 well drinks during both windows means you're never more than a few hours from affordable drinking.

The Double Window Strategy

3-6pm weekdays covers your standard happy hour demographic—people getting off work, early diners, folks who want to drink before the sun goes down. This is basic sports bar strategy executed competently.

But midnight to 6am is where Born and Raised separates itself from every other sports bar running the same boring happy hour schedule. This is the graveyard shift window, the late-night gambling crowd, the "we're not done yet" crew, and the early morning airport travelers.

Running happy hour for six straight hours in the middle of the night is either brilliant or insane, and in Vegas, those two things are usually the same.

The Pricing

$4 domestic beers is cheap enough that you can order multiple rounds without thinking about it. Domestics at a sports bar are Coors, Bud, Miller—nothing fancy, but when you're paying four bucks, you're not looking for craft beer complexity.

$5 well drinks is the universal sports bar happy hour price—affordable enough to matter, expensive enough that they're not losing money on every pour. Wells are your basic cocktails: rum and coke, vodka soda, whiskey ginger. Simple, effective, gets the job done.

Both prices hold during both happy hour windows, which means you're getting the same deals at 1am that you get at 4pm. That's consistency worth appreciating.

The Sports Bar Thing

Born and Raised is a sports bar, which means TVs everywhere showing every game, bar food designed to absorb alcohol, and an atmosphere that encourages yelling at referees while drinking. It's a specific genre with specific expectations.

The advantage of sports bars is that they're built for hanging out. Comfortable seating, multiple TVs so you're never stuck watching something you don't care about, a crowd that's there to drink and watch sports rather than have deep conversations.

During happy hour—especially the late-night window—the sports vibe is less intense. The serious fans have gone home, and you're left with a more casual crowd just looking for cheap drinks and background entertainment.

The Midnight-6am Reality

Six hours of happy hour pricing in the middle of the night is targeting a specific demographic:

• Graveyard shift workers getting off at midnight, 2am, or later
• Gamblers who've been at the tables and need somewhere affordable
• Service industry workers finishing late shifts
• Night owls who refuse to operate on normal human schedules
• Early morning travelers killing time before flights

This is the crowd that gets ignored by traditional happy hours. Born and Raised is capturing them with the exact same deals everyone else offers, just at times when nobody else is trying.

The Henderson Factor

Henderson has enough 24-hour activity to support midnight-6am happy hour. Between casinos, hospitals, distribution centers, and other late-night businesses, there are people getting off work at all hours who want a beer that doesn't cost $8.

For Henderson locals working odd shifts, Born and Raised becomes a go-to spot—reliable hours, predictable pricing, no judgment about drinking at 3am.

The Food Situation

Sports bars live and die on bar food quality. Wings, nachos, burgers, loaded fries—the classics. Even without happy hour food pricing mentioned in your brief, most sports bars do some kind of app special to pair with drink deals.

At Born and Raised, you're presumably getting standard sports bar fare executed competently. It's not revolutionary, but it pairs well with $4 beers and whatever game is on TV.

The Strategy

Hit the 3-6pm window if you're on a normal schedule and want traditional happy hour vibes. Hit the midnight-6am window if you're working late, gambling late, or just living a nocturnal lifestyle.

Both windows offer the same pricing, so it's really just about which timeline fits your life. The flexibility is the entire point—Born and Raised has structured their happy hour to accommodate reality instead of forcing everyone into the same narrow window.

Real Talk

Born and Raised's twice-daily happy hour with $4 domestic and $5 wells isn't going to win any awards for innovation or premium pricing. But it's going to reliably serve cheap drinks during hours when most places are charging full freight or closed entirely.

The midnight-6am window is the real differentiator—finding happy hour pricing at 2am in Henderson is rare enough that it's worth knowing about. Whether you're finishing a late shift or just refusing to go home yet, Born and Raised has you covered.

It's a sports bar doing sports bar things at sports bar prices. Sometimes that's exactly what you need, especially when the alternative is paying double for worse drinks at less convenient times.