Luckily I’m not the only one that loves a good deal. A smart bar owner should always offer a money $aving window to lure in customers. I will definitely revisit, even during full prices hours. If you need savings inspiration this weekend, give these a whirl.

St. Dymphna’s Bar (118 St. Mark’s Place) Every day from 12 p.m.-8 p.m. relax at the bar with $4 drafts. This affordable pub is perfect for grabbing a burger at a table or bellying up to the bar and drinking to your hearts content. Most entrée menu items are under $13 and appetizers start at $8. Try the truffled mac & cheese ($12) or the shepherd’s pie ($10). It’s lively, yet homey and quirky at the same time. Breakfast and lunch are served until 5 p.m. and a full Irish breakfast is only $12.

Local 138 (138 Ludlow Street) From 4 p.m.-9 p.m. daily $4 drink deals include beers, wines and mixed drinks. The atmosphere is completely divey and relaxed with twelve tasty beers on tap. They are a bar lovers bar without a kitchen, just strong drinks and good tunes. There are two nooks up front that are perfect for small groups less than eight. Fill up on pizza or a greasy burger nearby and spend less money with cool drinks in a cooler vibe.

The Headless Horseman (119 East 15th Street) Stop by Monday through Friday for $5 well drinks and  $6 beer and wine from 5 p.m.-7 p.m. Munch on $6 bar snacks daily like spiced and candied bar nuts. It sounds weird but this place reminds me of a cool dark dungeon but in a good way. It’s mainly a craft beer bar with twenty plus beers on tap and a knowledgeable staff. They offer fun seasonal drink specials as well. It may not go with your cocktail du jour but the toasted fluffernutter ($10) sandwich is delightfully decadent. Add $25 to brunch on weekends for endless mimosas or Bloody Mary’s.

365 Guide New York City guide book is available on Amazon in paperback and ebook and is full of restaurant deals and bar specials in NYC.