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Happy hourMon–Fri 3–8pm
Best for$9 wine on weekdays · Dominican oxtail and pernil · Weekend bottomless brunch
The deal✓ Checked October 2026

Happy hour Monday–Friday 3–8pm: $6 Corona and Modelo, $9 wine, $11 red sangria and $12–14 cocktails, with a 90-minute seating limit.

Wine is the real discount — $16 a glass on the regular list, $9 at happy hour — and beer drops from $9 to $6. Nothing to eat is discounted, so the pernil ($22) and oxtail ($35) are full price.

Happy hour: Mon–Fri 3–8pm

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Santiago’s Garden: $9 Wine and $6 Beers, Weekdays 3–8pm in East Harlem

Santiago’s Garden runs happy hour Monday to Friday, 3 to 8pm, at 322 East 116th Street in East Harlem: $6 Corona and Modelo Especial, $9 red, white or rosé wine, $11 red sangria, a $12 Santiago’s Punch, a $13 margarita, and $14 for a lemon drop or an old fashioned. It’s the Dominican restaurant that used to be Santiago’s Beer Garden, back under a new name after a November 2025 fire took out its First Avenue home.

The verdict: order wine or beer. A glass of wine is $16 on the regular list and $9 from 3 to 8; Corona and Modelo are $6 against $9 for a beer the rest of the night. The cocktails barely move — the margarita goes from $16 to $13, the lemon drop from $16 to $14 — so that’s a trim, not a deal. Five hours, starting the minute the doors open, is a generous window. The catch: a 90-minute seating limit, nothing on weekends, and no food on the happy-hour menu.

The Happy Hour

Happy hour runs Monday–Friday, 3–8pm, with a 90-minute seating limit: Corona $6, Modelo Especial $6, red, white or rosé wine $9, red sangria $11, Santiago’s Punch $12, margarita $13, lemon drop $14 and old fashioned $14. Outside those hours, margaritas are $16 (passion, yuzu, spicy, strawberry or lychee versions cost $1–2 more), beer is $9 and wine is $16.

The Room

The restaurant describes itself as authentic Dominican comfort food, served indoors and outdoors. The plates come with white rice and beans or moro: pernil and carne guisada at $22, chicharrón de pollo at $24, oxtail (rabo) at $35, and Matthew’s Way, oxtail plus chicken chunks, at $38. An empanada trio of chicken, cheese and beef is $15. Brunch runs Saturday and Sunday 1–4pm, with $35 bottomless mimosas and bellinis as long as everyone orders an entree. It takes reservations, and walk-ins are welcome. The 6 train at 116th St is the closest stop. For more uptown, see our Harlem happy hour guide or the Manhattan hub.

Who Santiago’s Garden Is For

Occasion Why It Works
After-work wine $9 red, white or rosé, Mon–Fri 3–8pm
Dominican comfort food Pernil $22, oxtail $35, empanada trio $15
Weekend brunch Sat–Sun 1–4pm, $35 bottomless mimosas and bellinis

More happy hours nearby

Other spots in East Harlem, and the full East Harlem happy hour guide.

Santiago’s Garden: FAQ

Does Santiago’s Garden have a happy hour?

Yes — Monday to Friday, 3–8pm, with $6 Corona and Modelo Especial, $9 red, white or rosé wine, $11 red sangria, a $12 Santiago’s Punch, a $13 margarita and $14 lemon drops and old fashioneds. The menu sets a 90-minute seating limit.

Is there a happy hour on weekends?

No. The happy-hour menu is weekdays only. Weekends bring brunch, Saturday and Sunday 1–4pm, with $35-a-head bottomless mimosas and bellinis — everyone at the table orders an entree, and there’s a 90-minute limit.

What are Santiago’s Garden’s hours?

Monday to Thursday 3–11pm, Friday 3pm–2am, Saturday 1pm–2am and Sunday 1–11pm.

Where is Santiago’s Garden?

322 East 116th Street, New York, NY 10029, in East Harlem. The 6 train at 116th St is the closest stop; 110th St on the 6 also works.

Is this the old Santiago’s Beer Garden?

Same restaurant, new name. The original First Avenue beer garden was destroyed by fire in November 2025, and Santiago’s was pouring again by July 2026.

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