Get the party started with craft beers, specialty cocktails and appetizers to munch on before the big game. Firehouse's hosts a happy hour every weekday, Monday through Friday from 3-6pm. Ask the bartender to mix up a signature cocktail, like the New Orleans Sazerac—with Templeton Rye, Peyschaud’s Bitters, Herbsaint—or pour from a variety of craft and import beers.

The Old Wagon Saloon is home to a no-frills drink menu that's sure to enhance your pre-game experience. From 3-6pm everyday, this modern bar infused with old west charm serves $5 Well - single mixed drinks. Have a pre-celebratory Stella Artois while devouring some delicious Buffalo chili fries—either indoors or on their spacious outdoor patio.

What began as a simple beer and shots bar with Irish trappings, O’Flaherty’s Irish Pub has morphed into a craft brew destination. Enjoy suds from Ireland and around the globe from any one of their 54 taps and grub on classic pub fare, like crispy fish and chips, hearty Guinness stew and savory shepherd's pie. In honor of the team try the Shark Attack – a Great White Beer paired with a shot of Jameson.

With soul-satisfying grub, this New Orleans-style joint has a menu that is both big and easy on the wallet. Chow down on spicy seafood, gumbo, red beans, rice and jambalaya, while enjoying select $2 draft beers during their happy hour from 2-5pm. You can even bring your dog, as the Poor House is pet friendly.

With 19 beers on tap, a full bar and a pub-tastic menu, there’s something for everyone here. The Britannia Arms, a.k.a. "The Brit," has a happy hour Monday through Friday from 4-7pm. Just a short walk to The Tank, it only makes sense to try their famous Shark Margarita—Sauza Hornitos Reposado, blue curacao, lime juice and Sweet & Sour.

For the beer lovers out there. Tied House was founded in 1987, at the very start of the micro-brewing craze that has now swept the nation. It was one of the first brewpubs in all of California. All beers are brewed on site with the freshest ingredients. The 26 taps showcase specialities from limited releases and collaborations with local breweries.

Located in the De Anza Hotel, this four-star eatery continually delights Bay Area diners with its contemporary Italian cuisine and metropolitan ambience. In addition to their unique sit down menu options they offer on-the-go items for quick and easy snacks. Get ready for the game with an artisan cheese plate and a glass of any of their authentic wines.

The Market offers up a wide variety of food options: a baked potato bar, ice cream, pizza and tacos. Patrons can take their pick of of food, grab a drink and enjoy the game on a number of big screen TVs. There is plenty of outdoor seating for those looking to take advantage of the warm summer nights.

There is never a shortage of good food, drinks or Sharks fans on game days at this iconic spot. Located only two blocks away from the SAP Center, the menu offers thick, juicy cuts of meat, meat and more meat. Plus the full bar boasts plenty to wash it down with. This place fills up quick, so try to arrive early to grab a good seat.

Established in 1994 in downtown San Jose. Chacho’s continues to feature authentic and traditional Mexican dishes, many of which have come from family recipes. Look no further than Chacho’s for authentic Mexican food and larger-than-life drinks. Try any of the four different "must taste" Chavelas, the Hennchata, or the Mangolada—a blend of mango puree, fresh lime juice, triple sec, a chili-and-salt encrusted rim and a tamarind straw—garnished with a mini-bottle of Don Julio Blanco Tequila.

Conveniently located in downtown San Jose, Peggy Sue's transports customers back to the days of drive-in movies, rock ’n roll and deliciously cold and creamy milkshakes. Try the Shark Tank (32oz. margarita) – three shots of tequila, two shots of triple sec, lime juice, premium blue curacao, and sweet and sour mix.

AFK is an 18,000sq ft video game bar, lounge and LAN center in Silicon Valley, a haven for gamers and game lovers alike. The Shark Bowl cocktail – Smirnoff Sour Berry Vodka, special teal sauce and lemon lime soda, is a perfect match for game time.

The name nomikai comes from a drinking party phenomenon in the Japanese culture, which can easily translate to any culture without difficulty. Try the Shark Tank Punch Bowl – coconut rum, blue curacao, pineapple, lemon juice and gummy sharks.

Stanley’s Sports Bar located inside Sharks Ice and the home of the San Jose practice facility is offering happy hour pricing for every Stanley Cup Final game.