We all need it, we all drink it and let’s face it, we all pay way too much for it. Why pay so much for just a cup of coffee? Here at Postabon, coffee is an essential part of our workday. In fact, we may be on a first name basis with the employees at Starbucks - and don’t worry, every day when we make the trek to our local ‘bucks, we get a deal.
If you are an iced coffee fan, save your cup next time you order your venti coffee at Starbucks. Bring your cup back in the next time, and ask for a refill. Refills will cost only 54 cents, and you don’t have to worry about using your gross old cup - they’ll hand you a new one!
If 54 cents seems a bit too pricey for you, how about free coffee!? On Wednesdays, Organique gives out free small cups of coffee all day, according to Postabon member caryndonohue. So be sure to stop by this Gramercy establishment and enjoy your free coffee.
Need a caffeine pick-me up in the afternoon? Consider heading to ‘wichcraft. Everyday, from 3pm-6pm, ‘wichcraft offers a coffee happy hour, where coffee drinks are half-price. According to Postabon member sparky, this deal is only available at their store locations, not the kiosks.
A coffee Happy Hour is great, but what if you are hungry? Add some pastries to the coffee happy hour, and you got yourself quite a deal. From 4-7pm on Monday to Friday, Dean & Deluca offers half-off all coffee drinks and breakfast specials. Thanks to Postabon member lmerka for sharing this special with us!
To see the rest of our deals on coffee, or share your favorite special, visit Postabon!
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I find myself often going overboard when it comes to Restaurant Week, and end up making several reservations throughout the week. Then the next month comes, I look at my credit card bill, and wonder why I thought I could afford five nights of 50+ dinners. See, with Restaurant Week, dinner does come at $35, but add in tax, tip and one of those “discounted” glasses of wine at $7, and the next thing you know, you are paying $57 (case in point: my trip to Park Avenue Summer last night).
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