$30 is all you need for a fabulous date night out. Don't believe me? Check out these four itineraries sure to make your next date night a fun AND affordable venture:
Audubon Park
Sandwiches at Bikes, Beans and Bordeaux ($14 + tax/tip = $16 )
Sweet treat to share at P is for Pie ($3)
2 beers at Redlight Redlight ($11 with tax and tip)
Total Cost: $30.00
Duration: 2.5 hours
*** Bikes, Beans and Bordeaux hosts Curtis Earth Trivia on Monday nights starting at 6:30pm. You might even win a $15 gift card!
Ivanhoe Village
Friday Night Wine Down at Tim’s Wine Market – Every Friday from 4-6pm (free)
Share a 14” pizza at Wolfies Pizzamia ($15 + tax/tip = $18)
Shared dessert at Twisted Bliss ($3)
Beers at Thirsty Topher Beer & Wine Bar ($9 with tax and tip)
Total Cost: $30.00
Duration: 3 hours +
Winter Park: Self-Guided Sugar Crawl
Stop 1: Peterbrooke Chocolatier (2 truffles = $3)
Stop 2: Croissant Gourmet – closes at 6pm (2 chocolate croissants = $7)
Stop 3: Kilwins Winter Park (2 truffles or chocolates = $4)
Stop 4: Le Macaron (2 macarons = $4)
Stop 5: Park Station (2 glasses of wine = $5 each during Happy Hour Monday – Saturday 4pm-7pm)
Total Cost: $30.00 (+ a couple bucks for gratuity)
Duration: 2.5 hours
Downtown **Tuesdays Only**
$4 apps and drinks at Kasa Restaurant during Tasting Tuesday, 5-10pm (2 apps and 2 drinks = $19 including tax and tip)
Tickets to Lab Rats at SAK Comedy Lab, Tuesdays at 7:30pm (2 x $5 tickets)
Total Cost: $29
Duration: 2.5 hours
Trade Joe's Pig Out
You can binge on junk food like nobody's business at Trader Joe's with just $30 and a commitment to judgment-free indulgence. Read all about it in this $30 Trade Joe's Date Night post.
$30 Mini Putt Date Night
Check out this list of give different places to have a wallet-friendly mini-putt date night.
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These all sound great and all but clearly the person that put this together is not a great tipper! 2 sandwiches 14$ plus tax and tip equals 16 $ what’s that like 50 cents a sandwhich. I’m all for doing things on a budget but people make there living off tips so if you can’t afford to tip, then you should go to a fast food restaurant. In the last option. They didn’t include a tip at all. I know you don’t need to tip everywhere you go but if you sit down at a bar and have a glass of wine you should be leaving a tip!
Thanks for your input. Your math is clearly better than mine.And you’re right, tipping is always the best way to go.
Kristen,
Where are those Macarons in the picture from? I’ve never seen those in Le Macaron.
There are from there. One of my contributors took that pic.