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You're Cheap: June 2009
June 16, 2009
Kailyn Finnegan
By: Kailyn Finnegan - Editorial@aycmedia.com
Kailyn Finnegan was a varsity swimmer at Lehigh University before falling in love with writing. Finnegan grew up on Kiawah Island off the coast of South Carolina. She enjoys working out, trying exotic sushi rolls and going to the beach with friends when not filming and writing for Aroundphilly.com

With the current recession, we are all trying to find ways to cut back. But who said saving money meant cutting back on good eats, good drinks and good fun? I’m not talking $3 a beer and $8 for a hefty appetizer (is that what Center City calls a happy hour?). Empty out your pocket change; it’s time to bring back the fun in for next to nothing.

The Khyber: This joint’s happy hour is happier than most, serving up $1 domestic beers from 5 - 7pm. Located on 56 S. Second St., you’ll find this hole-in-the wall bar, which features live music almost every night.

Brown Sugar Bakery: Whether you are a devoted vegetarian or just trying to eat healthy, Brown Sugar Bakery is sure to please both your wallet and your palate. Beef, chicken and veggie patties will only set you back $1. If you’re feeling adventurous, sip on some Mauby, a Caribbean tea with a taste resembling root beer ($1.50). Need something sweet? Try the cheese turnovers, apple turnovers or bread pudding, each for just $1. This Caribbean-infused eatery is open seven days a week from 9am to 10pm and located at 52nd and Chancellor just one block south of Walnut. Click here for the menu!


John’s Roast Pork:
Known as the “Home for the Ultimate Cheese steak,” John’s Roast Pork also offers the ultimate bang for your buck. For $10, John’s Roast Pork has got you covered for all three meals of the day. For breakfast, go for a bagel with cream cheese for $1.75. For lunch, grab a hot dog for a $1.50 and pile on those extra condiments. To finish off the day, order a roast beef hoagie for only $5. With $1.75 remaining, be sure to grab a beverage to wash it all down.


Lorenzo's: Ever get that late-night craving for a slice or a deep-fried snack? Don’t let your cravings empty out your wallet. Head into Lorenzo’s for Pizza Rolls at just $1.25 each and some gooey mozzarella sticks for $1.50. These portable meals are quick and filling, perfect to enjoy while walking S. Ninth Street on a summer evening. Lorenzo’s is located at 305 South St.









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