Cafe Gratitude is a collection of 100% organic vegan restaurants that specialize in gourmet raw and cooked cuisine. The Arts District location in Downtown L.A. is featuring its Happy Hour Week menu from 3-7 p.m. Drink options include “Sassy” (cava and house-made strawberry shrub) and “Excited,” a sparkling wine spritzer with lime, cucumber and mint. Healthy Hour options include a flight of “Health Elixirs” and “Healthy,” with kale, celery, cucumber and lemon. Vegan bites include: "Abundant" (white truffle macadamia cheese, red onion and butternut squash pickle, shaved fennel, gluten-free sourdough crostini) and "Honoring," with Mediterranean tomato preserve, zucchini cilantro hummus, hempseed tabbouleh, Kalamata olives and sun-dried tomato flatbread.

The Century City location of Tom Colicchio’s Craft is offering its Happy Hour Week menu from 3-5 p.m. The drink selection includes house red and white wines for $8, North Coast Brewery’s Scrimshaw Pilsner for $5, and two $9 cocktails, the Hollywood Bowl bourbon punch or the Century City Mule with Tito’s Vodka and house-made velvet falernum. Snacks are priced at $5-10 and include: spicy pork cracklings, soft pretzel with apricot mustard, salmon rillette, pork sausage and Parker House roll, and mushroom and fontina flatbread.

Located on 6th Street in the heart of Koreatown, HAUS by Coffee Hunter serves a menu of Korean and New American dishes, as well as its premium coffee and a variety of sweets from the dessert bar. HAUS is offering afternoon/evening and late night happy hours, from 5-7 p.m. and 11 p.m.-1 a.m. respectively. Drinks include the Snake Bite (Guinness and hard apple cider), Beer 1+1 (buy one, get one free) and a dineL.A. exclusive, the Coffee Hunter Espresso Cocktail. Starters include another exclusive, the kimchi bulgogi quesadilla, along with calamari rings and combo chicken wings with gochujang and lemon pepper.

The Venice location of Komodo, which features Cal-Asian fusion dishes at two cafes and a food truck, is offering soju-spiked lemonade, $2 off beers and a special food menu from 4-7 p.m. Dishes include Nashville-inspired fried chicken wings, deep fried ox tails, and Lahaina Sliders - a trio of Hawaiian roll sliders with ground sirloin, cheddar, quail egg, caramelized onions, bacon and chipotle Thousand Island dressing. The Komodo food truck is teaming up with Now Boarding, the Mid-Century cocktail lounge in West Hollywood, to serve $2 tacos from 5-8 p.m. during Happy Hour Week.

Tucked away on the second level of The Redbury Hotel in Hollywood, The Library is an indoor-outdoor lounge that features craft cocktails and a select menu of Mediterranean dishes from Cleo. The interior features book-lined walls, tufted leather armchairs and hardwood floors, which lead to a secluded outdoor courtyard overlooking Hollywood. The Library is offering its Social Hour on Wednesday and Friday of Happy Hour Week from 5-7 p.m. The selection of $8 cocktails includes: the classic Hemingway Daiquiri; specials like The Garbo (Hennessy VS Cognac, cardamom and orange peel-infused syrup, lemon, orange bitters, splash of prosecco); and the Vinebury (Absolut Vodka, St. Germain Elderflower Liqueur, crushed basil, cucumber, serrano, fresh lemon). The bar bites are priced from $3 to $7 and include a variety of kebabs, lamb shawarma, saffron rice and the Cleo Burger with feta frisée, Mediterranean salsa, cilantro and hummus aioli.

At Petty Cash, chef Walter Manzke interprets street food classics with local, seasonal and sustainable ingredients, while keeping rooted in multi-generational tradition and technique. The restaurant’s urban design features hand-painted murals by acclaimed street artist RETNA, graffiti by Petty Cash’s kitchen staff, and a lively communal dining room centered around the showcase bar. For Happy Hour Week, Petty Cash is offering a $6 Margarita, a $5 “alcoholic agua fresca” and $4 Tecates. Happy hour bites include the new zucchini taco, mini al pastor or veggie nachos, and a $15 combo with two tacos and a 12 oz Tecate.

SPiN Standard is L.A.'s first professional ping pong club, located on the second floor of The Standard, Downtown L.A. The sleek event venue features 11 custom designed table tennis tables on cushioned Olympic competition flooring. For its late night happy hour (9 p.m. to midnight), SPiN Standard is offering $4 PBRs, house and select beers for $6, and a “bartender’s choice” cocktail for $7. The menu of $8 bar bites includes jalapeño hush puppies, kurobuta pork belly banh mi, jidori chicken kale sliders and mini beef rolled tacos with "hangover sauce," guacamole and cotija. Mention "dineL.A." during late night Happy Hour Week and get 30 minutes of free ping pong.