Looking for happy hour in San Diego on a Sunday? Slowly Restaurant & Lounge is a Pacific Beach option with an official Social Hour menu featuring $8 starters, $1.50 oysters, and drink specials. The Slowly Happy Hour, Sunday Social Hour is available all day, while its website menu still lists a 4–6 p.m. window. Because the restaurant’s own pages do not match, check the timing and offer details before heading over.
Does Slowly have Sunday happy hour in San Diego?
Yes. Slowly’s official Instagram account has announced all-day Sunday Social Hour, including $8 starters, $1.50 oysters, and drink specials. The post says Social Hour is available all day; it does not describe a separate morning or brunch service. The restaurant’s posted Sunday hours begin at 4 p.m. and end at 10 p.m.
There is an important timing difference to know. Slowly’s detailed Social Hour webpage currently says 4–6 p.m. except Thursday, with an additional Friday and Saturday window from 9–11 p.m. The official Instagram announcement says Sunday is all day. Since the latest Sunday announcement and the website menu conflict, call Slowly at (858) 352-6080 if you need to know whether a particular discount is available throughout the full Sunday shift.
What is on the Slowly Social Hour menu?
The food menu mixes shareable starters with a small burger. The Chimichurri Burger is listed as an eight-ounce Certified Angus Prime Beef patty with white cheddar, chimichurri aioli, and crispy onions. The menu does not state its regular-menu comparison price, so this article does not compare it with a different burger.
| Social Hour food | Listed price | Menu notes |
| Tortitas De Papa | $8 | Deep-fried potato patties with creamy poblano sauce and apple salad |
| Slowly Handmade Flatbread | $8 | Seasonal ingredients; ask the server what is available |
| Chimichurri Burger | $8 | 8-ounce beef patty, white cheddar, chimichurri aioli, crispy onions |
| Mango Habanero Chicken Wings | $8 | Six per order |
| Truffle Fries | $8 | Parmesan, herbed butter, white truffle oil |
| Oysters | $1.50 each | Six-oyster minimum per order |
The oyster offer is the clearest item-count deal on the page because the restaurant states a minimum of six. The menu also says guests can add a bottle of Champagne, Pinot Grigio, or House Red for $16.99 with the oyster offer. The page does not name the bottle sizes, so confirm the selection and terms with the server.
The five $8 starters give diners a few different ways to build a first round. Tortitas De Papa are the potato option, while the flatbread changes with seasonal ingredients. The wings are the most clearly portioned starter at six pieces per order. The menu does not give a portion size for the fries, flatbread, or burger beyond the burger patty weight; if you are deciding how much food to order, ask whether a dish is meant to be shared.
Six oysters on crushed ice with lemon wedges and a small dish of mignonette.
Drink specials and regular-price comparisons
Slowly’s Social Hour page lists cocktails and mocktails at $5 off, draft beer and wines at $6, margaritas at $7, and a beer-and-shot combination at $9. The margarita flavors shown are passion fruit, strawberry, and mango; a Cadillac upgrade is listed for an additional $2. The beer-and-shot offer pairs a draft beer with Jameson, Screwball, or Teremana Blanco. The menu does not specify draft sizes, wine pours, or cocktail exclusions.
The current fall/winter drinks menu provides standard prices for several cocktails and mocktails. Using the posted $5-off offer, the examples below show the arithmetic if each drink is eligible. The Social Hour page does not provide an itemized list of eligible drinks, so confirm the final price with the server.
| Drink | Regular menu price | Social Hour terms | Calculated price if eligible |
| Bonfire Espresso Martini | $17 | $5 off cocktails | $12 |
| The Christine | $19 | $5 off cocktails | $14 |
| Peachy Keen mocktail | $11 | $5 off mocktails | $6 |
Golden mango margarita over ice in a rocks glass with lime and a chile-salt rim.
Regular price versus Social Hour price: food
The current dinner menu lists Truffle Fries as a $12 side, while the Social Hour menu lists Truffle Fries for $8. Both menus use the same item name, but neither states a serving size. The $4 difference is a difference between posted prices, not a portion-normalized savings claim. The dinner menu lists oysters at market price, so there is no exact regular price to compare with the $1.50 Social Hour price.
| Food item | Regular menu price | Social Hour price | Price difference | Portion / comparison note |
| Truffle Fries | $12 | $8 | $4 listed difference | Same item name; serving sizes are not stated |
| Oysters | Market price | $1.50 each | Not calculable | Regular menu lists half-dozen at market price; Social Hour requires six per order |
All listed amounts are in U.S. dollars. The published menus do not state whether tax, gratuity, or other charges are included. For cocktails, the $5-off amount is a menu rule, but the regular menu price and the promotion may change; check the current menu on the day you visit.
What should you order?
For a food-focused visit, compare the $8 starters based on what your group wants to eat rather than assuming every item is a full entrée. The six-piece Mango Habanero Chicken Wings are easy to count, and the menu gives a full description for the potato patties. The flatbread is seasonal, so ask what ingredients are being served that day. If oysters are your priority, remember the six-piece minimum and ask which bottle options are currently paired with the offer.
For drinks, the fixed-price margarita and beer-and-shot deals are easier to budget than a $5 discount off an unspecified cocktail. If you prefer a named cocktail or a mocktail, use the current drinks menu as a starting point, then ask which items qualify. The menu’s Bonfire Espresso Martini is $17 at its regular listed price; if it qualifies for the $5-off offer, the Social Hour price works out to $12.
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How to check before you go
Use the restaurant’s official Social Hour menu and call (858) 352-6080 to confirm Sunday timing, the Bar and Patio seating condition mentioned in its Instagram announcement, and which drink specials apply all day. The address is 1520 Garnet Avenue, San Diego, CA 92109, in Pacific Beach. The official contact page lists Sunday hours as 4–10 p.m.
If you are comparing San Diego happy-hour restaurants, keep the neighborhood and day in the search. A Pacific Beach Sunday deal may not be available at another San Diego restaurant, and a weekday schedule may be different from the Sunday offer. Slowly is one local option with a published Social Hour menu; this post does not claim it is the highest-rated restaurant or the single best happy hour in San Diego.
FAQ
Does Slowly have happy hour on Sunday in San Diego?
Yes. Slowly’s official Instagram says Sunday Social Hour is all day, with $8 starters, $1.50 oysters, and drink specials. Its website menu still prints a 4–6 p.m. schedule, so confirm the timing by phone before you go.
What time does Slowly open on Sunday?
The official contact page lists Sunday restaurant hours from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.
How much are Slowly’s Social Hour oysters?
The Social Hour menu lists oysters at $1.50 each and requires a minimum of six per order. The regular dinner menu lists oysters at market price, so an exact regular-price saving cannot be calculated.
What food is included in Slowly’s Social Hour?
The menu lists five $8 starters: Tortitas De Papa, seasonal handmade flatbread, Chimichurri Burger, Mango Habanero Chicken Wings, and Truffle Fries. The wings are six per order.
Where is Slowly Restaurant & Lounge?
It is at 1520 Garnet Avenue, Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA 92109. Call (858) 352-6080 to confirm Sunday Social Hour details.