Postino Happy Hour Menu: Prices, Times & Board + Bottle

Postino happy hour is built around wine by the glass and pitchers of beer, generally offered from opening until 5 p.m. The price depends on the location. A separate Monday and Tuesday Board + Bottle offer begins after 8 p.m.; it is not the same deal as daytime happy hour.

Postino Happy Hour Menu Prices by Location

Use the location-specific offers below, checked October 2, 2026. Tax, tip, additions, and wine eligibility can affect the final bill. These are verified location examples, not a nationwide average.

The beer offer is for a pitcher, not automatically every bottled beer or pint. Ask which drafts and wine glasses are included. Postino’s general offer pages do not list a fixed pitcher volume or every eligible label, so neither is assumed here.

Postino Bruschetta and Boards: Regular Food Prices

A board can accompany happy-hour drinks, but that does not make its standalone price a happy-hour discount. The following prices come from the current food menus linked at Phoenix Central and San Diego Little Italy.

The bruschetta menu lets you choose four selections for one board. Its current choices include cheese, cured meat, fish, vegetables, and sweet-and-savory combinations. Ask about the chef’s choice before treating it as a fixed topping.

For these two food menus, gluten-free bruschetta bread adds $2. Do not assume that a bread substitution is included in Board + Bottle without checking the promotional order. The board’s listed calorie range does not clearly state a complete four-selection total, so no whole-board estimate is presented.

Postino Food to Pair with Happy-Hour Drinks

These are regular menu prices—not a separate discounted appetizer menu. Showing both locations avoids presenting Arizona pricing as a California price.

For a fuller meal rather than a snack board, both menus also offer paninis, salads, soup, and plates. The panini table below remains regular-priced even when you visit during the drink promotion.

Paninis and Plates

Panini bread and side choices can change the total. Both linked menus list a $2.50 gluten-free bread charge for paninis and $2 side upgrades for fries or soup. Ask about the current choices before treating a base price as an all-inclusive order.

Postino Board + Bottle on Monday and Tuesday

Board + Bottle combines a bruschetta board with a bottle of wine after 8 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. The checked price is $25 at Central, Highlands Ranch, and Buckhead, and $30 at Little Italy. Confirm the eligible bottle selection; the offer does not establish that every wine on the full list qualifies.

The early and late offers leave a gap. At a location with a 5 p.m. daytime cutoff, visiting at 6 p.m. does not qualify for the daytime drink price or the after-8 p.m. bundle. Choose the promotion first, then plan your arrival.

A regular Central bruschetta board plus two qualifying $6 wine glasses calculates to $29.75 before tax and tip. The same example at Little Italy calculates to $33.25 using its $19.25 board and $7 glasses. These are arithmetic comparisons, not advertised combinations; two glasses and a bottle are different quantities.

Postino Happy Hour Days, Times, and Location Rules

The checked Central, Highlands Ranch, and Little Italy pages advertise the daytime offer daily until 5 p.m., including weekends. The start is opening time, not one universal national hour. Check the restaurant’s opening time for your day; do not use a Friday opening as a Saturday schedule.

Buckhead’s current page advertises daily $6 selected wine glasses and beer pitchers without a displayed cutoff. Ask that location about timing rather than assigning it the 5 p.m. rule shown elsewhere.

Before planning a patio visit or group gathering, check the local reservation options. Central lists a dog-friendly outdoor patio; that does not establish a pet policy for every Postino. Event packages, catering, takeout, and Bottle Club benefits have their own terms and are not automatically covered by happy-hour prices.

Postino’s food menus warn that its kitchens handle gluten and other allergens even when gluten-free bread is available. Discuss substitutions and cross-contact with staff rather than relying on an item name alone. Current official menus include nutrition figures, but calories change with bread, sides, toppings, and shared-board selections.

For another wine-oriented outing, compare the Cooper’s Hawk happy hour menu. If your group wants a broader bar-food selection, review the Culinary Dropout happy hour guide and its local seating and timing rules.

Postino Happy Hour FAQs