There's nothing worse than heading out for a few drinks and waking up to a bunch of card receipts that make you weep for your lost fortune.
The Camden Mile - aka the stretch of bars running from the canal all the way to Dame Street - is always one of the busiest spots in town so we've compiled the ultimate list of drinks promos to help you get the most beer for your buck and cocktails for your cash.
From The Portobello to The Globe, here's what you need to know...
The Jar
Cocktail of the month / €7.50 / All week
The Karma Stone
3 x bottle of Desperado / €10 / Monday to Wednesday
Capitol
2 for 1 selected cocktails / €7 / All week
The Palace
4 x Jagerbombs / €10 / All week
The Portobello
All pints / €4 / All week
Opium
Vodka with Red Bull / €2 / Mondays
The George
Pint of Tuborg / €4 / Midweek
The Globe
Havana Especial Rum and Coke / €5.50 / All week
Soder+Ko
2 for 1 selected cocktails / €12 / Tuesday to Thursday
Fade St. Social
All beers / Half price / 4-6pm Thursday and Friday
The Chelsea Drugstore
3 x craft beers / €10 / Sundays from 8pm
The Bernard Shaw
2 x Gin & Tonic / €12 / All week
They may be cheap but remember to drink sensibly, friends!
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