Friday and Saturday service runs until 4 a.m., with a full menu of pitas, spreads and grill plates available for a genuinely late meal. It is a practical after-hours option when a snack-only stop will not do.

Lokma keeps dessert service going well beyond the conventional dinner window, giving Oakville diners somewhere to continue an evening over a shared box. The focused sweets menu works best as an after-dinner stop rather than a substitute for the meal itself.

A separate late-night menu makes The Firehall useful after 10pm, especially for groups that still want shareables like shrimp, calamari, fries, tacos, pot stickers, and fried pickles.

The Oakville location serves into the late evening, with Friday and Saturday hours extending past midnight. It is a practical choice when dinner starts later and everyone still wants a full food-and-drink menu.

The Oakville location currently serves until midnight Thursday through Saturday and until 11 p.m. on the other nights. That makes it useful for a later sports-grill meal, though it is not an after-midnight kitchen.

Finjan’s hours give it a useful late-dinner role, especially on weekends when the homepage lists service until midnight. That matters for group meals, family gatherings, and halal dining plans that need more flexibility than an early-closing counter.

Late hours make The Gingerman useful after the usual dinner window, especially when the plan includes drinks, music, or a game. It is not framed as a quiet late meal; it is a pub option for stretching the night.

Late-night usefulness is part of the restaurant's shape. The pages present extended hours, the menu has a late-night section, and the pub's local story leans toward the after-work and after-dinner crowd, making it stronger as a lingering plan than as a quick stop.

The second daily happy-hour period begins at 9 p.m. and continues until close, pairing late food with cocktails, wine, and beer. That makes Harpers Landing useful when dinner starts after the usual rush or the group wants one more round.

Daily service and later Friday-and-Saturday hours make this a practical dessert stop after dinner elsewhere. The menu is substantial enough for a planned late outing, not merely a quick scoop on the way home.

Friday and Saturday hours run until 1 a.m., and the later happy-hour window begins at 9 p.m. and continues to close. That combination gives diners a practical option for food and drinks after a conventional dinner hour.

Dinner service runs late enough to accommodate meals that begin after the usual early-evening rush. The lounge-forward atmosphere and cocktail menu make that later window feel intentional rather than like an afterthought.

Daily hours run late into the evening, and the cocktail program gives the restaurant a natural second act for guests who want to keep the night going after dinner.

A separate late-night menu keeps wings, nachos, poutine, burgers, and snacks available beyond the main dinner period. Weekend service runs later, making the Oakville location useful when the evening starts after a typical supper hour.

The restaurant stays open later on Friday and Saturday, and the late happy-hour window runs from 9 PM to close. That makes Bo.Vine useful after evening plans, especially for drinks and a burger rather than a full formal dinner.