Here's How To Slay The Rest Of Summer 2017 On A Budget In Ottawa
Summer is slowly coming to an end, which means it's time to save some money you made during the break. From going to expensive spas or bars your money can finish quicker than you know. Let's team up and save money together because at the end of the day we all know the struggle.
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With school just around the corner and textbooks waiting to be bought, it's definitely time to be smarter with spending. Okay, okay, I know this sounds super upsetting but don't worry! I'm here to tell you there is still plenty to do in Ottawa on a budget.
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Activities To Do On A Budget: Desserts To Have On A Budget: Bars To Go To On A Budget:Major's Hill Park // Mackenzie Ave
Free picnic
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Dinners To Have On A Budget:
Nandos // Multiple Locations
$10-17 per individual meal
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Maverick's Donut Company // 1500 Bank St
Signature donuts: $2.85, Build your own: $1.85
Woody's Pub // 330 Elgin Street
$4 dirty pirate shooters (Wednesdays), $4 Jack Daniels shooters (Fridays), $4 Honey Jack shooters (Saturdays), $4 Jager shooters (Sundays)
Crazy Horse // 115 Roland Michener Drive
$4 domestic draft beer (Fridays after 5 pm), $4 featured wines (Fridays after 5 pm)
The Laff // 42 York Street
$12 domestic beer pitchers (Mondays), $4 shooters (Mondays)
Patty Bolands // 101 Clarence Street
$3 spiced rum (After 9 pm), $4 bar rails (After 9 pm)

























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