Local deals in Seattle Metro

Tuesday special: cheeseburger and fries for $10. No expiration date is published.

At Jewel of India, 4735 University Way NE, Seattle: students with a valid ID receive 10% off menu orders, dine-in or takeout, excluding buffet and thali. Separately, the weekday lunch thali special is $16.99 Monday-Friday, 11 AM-3 PM, dine-in only. Do not apply the student discount to the thali. No expiration date is published.

Happy hour is all day Monday, Tuesday–Sunday 3–6 p.m., and late night from 9 p.m. daily; draft beer is $1 off. The menu says no additional promotional discounts can be applied to happy-hour prices. No expiration published. A 20% service charge is added to the bill.

Daily 4–6 PM, except game days, in bar area only. $6 craft beers, $10 margherita pizza, and four listed bites for $6. No expiration published.

Monday–Friday 5–6 p.m. happy-hour menu includes a $10 smash burger, $7 fries, listed cocktail and snack prices, and $1 off cold beer and $2 off wine by the glass. Menus may change daily. Cashless payment only; card and supported mobile payments accepted. No expiration date is published.

Happy hour Monday–Saturday 3–5 p.m. and Sunday 2–5 p.m. Menu lists items including $3.50 PNW oysters, $9 American Wagyu slider, $8 Seattle Dog, plus wines, cocktails and beers at listed prices. Menus may change. The restaurant adds a 20% service charge before tax. No expiration date is published.

Daily 3–6 PM happy hour: $10 food specials (including listed dishes), $5 Tecate, $6 Mexican draft beer, $6 house wine, $7 wells and other listed drinks. Dine-in only; $2 drink purchase required; no expiration published. A $2 drink purchase is required; no takeout happy-hour orders. Takeaway boxes cost $2.

Tuesday: half-off wine, with daily happy hour also offered 3–6 p.m. and 9 p.m. to close. No expiration date is published.

All-day Wednesday special: half-off double smash burger and fries. No expiration date is published.

Eureka! Seattle University Village advertises a $13 lunch menu every day from opening until 3 PM. Only the designated lunch-menu selections qualify; other menu sections are not all priced at $13. Location: 2614 NE 46th Street, Seattle. No expiration date is published.

Monday special; $10 martinis all day. No expiration date published.

Thursday special; $10 Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned all day. No expiration date published.

Monday–Friday 2:30–4:30 PM in bar and lounge: $2 oysters and shareable plates/beverages. Official page says offer available through May 31, 2027.

Daily happy hour 3–5:30 PM and all-day Thursdays. Current daily specials include half off any bottle of wine with two entrees on Sunday/Monday; half off cheese and charcuterie with purchase of a glass of wine on Tuesday. No expiration published.

Wednesday–Sunday 4:30–6 PM: $2 oysters, $2 off wine and beer by the glass, specially priced cocktails and exclusive bites. No expiration published.

Happy hour Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 5–6 PM and 11 PM–midnight. Parties limited to four or fewer. No expiration published. Guests must be 21 or older and show valid ID.

Daily happy hour, 3–7 PM and 9–11 PM, all day Sunday: 50% off bar food; $8 well martini, select wine by the glass from $8.50, and $6.95 draft beer. Bar only, 21+. No expiration published. Bar seating only, age 21+. Happy-hour food is dine-in only; no happy-hour reservations.

20% off during happy hour 4:30–6 PM. No expiration published.

Save $75 on a headshot session using code ILOVERAIN. Official page also confirms downtown Seattle location at 1020 1st Avenue South. The $250 studio session fee and $95 per retouched image are charged separately; the coupon discounts the session. Late cancellation within 24 hours costs 50% of the session fee; no-show costs the full session fee. No expiration date is published.

Seattle Credit Union members receive 10% off flat-rate estate planning services; mention membership when booking. The law office lists a West Seattle office. Book through the Law Offices of Kate Jones and mention current Seattle Credit Union membership. The credit union is the benefit program’s publisher, not the provider of legal services. No expiration date is published.