Midtown’s best happy hours: Reunion, Ardesia, Jimmy’s Corner and more

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For most New Yorkers, midtown is not quite a food and drink destination.

But it is somewhere many of us are forced to be, especially for work. And the only thing that will put you more in need of a drink than a tough day at work is emerging from your tough day at work to remember that you are in midtown.

It’s the feeling happy hour was made to address. Luckily, tucked between the Times Square chains and the Midtown East expense account restaurants, you can find bars willing to welcome you with decent drink deals and bar bites.

Here are our picks for the best happy hour discounts in midtown — and a couple bars that are happy-hour priced all day.