Both the Silver Lake and Studio City locations of Hyperion Public will offer plenty of debate-themed specials. From 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. there will be a variety of $5 to $6 happy hour deals alongside dishes like spicy blueberry “Blue State Wings” and hot buffalo “Red State Wings” all night long.

For those who can’t decide between the Dodgers vs Cubs game and the presidential debate, Culver City’s standby sports bar Rush Street is doing a viewing of both. Start off with some baseball on the second floor at 5 p.m. (but be warned, Chicago fans abound here), then mosey on down to the first floor at 6 to watch the debate accompanied by debate-themed bingo.

West Hollywood’s Taste on Melrose will be showing the debate on two TVs in the restaurant’s recently revamped atrium. Happy hour specials will include $6 cocktails and small bites like spicy roasted cauliflower and apple and caramelized onion pizzettas.

The historic Bank District’s The Association is hosting another viewing party for the final debate rife with drink specials that run from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Come early to reserve a seat in the classy, dress-to-impress space.

Echo Park gastropub The Lost Knight will offer food and drink specials from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in its kitchy British digs.

South Beverly Drive’s Upper Crust Pizzeria is offering $3 beers and wines and 30% off food to make the debate quite a bit more palatable.

This under-the-radar wine bar on La Brea will be screening the debate alongside a full dinner menu, bar bites, and wine specials based on the candidates' characteristics.

Los Feliz’s beloved dive bar will have plenty of its suicide wings on offer to pair with the debates running on the TV screens. If the first two aired debates here are any indication, expect a rowdy crowd.