A Boat Quay institution that specializes in hearty Tex-Mex and southern American cuisine, Dallas has plenty of enticing deals up on level three. There, you can expect $12 cocktails (daily, 6pm-8pm), $5 half-pints of beer (daily, 6pm-10pm), four buckets for the price of three (daily, 6pm-10pm) and 20% off bar snacks and sharing platters (daily, 6pm-10pm), all with a breathtaking view of the Singapore River.

Molly Malone’s is Singapore’s oldest Irish pub – they celebrated their 21st birthday this year. Tuesdays at Molly’s are traditional with an Irish music session accompanied by $10.50 pints of Guinness and $12.80 servings of fish and chips.

Hump days at live music venue Hero’s mean their Midweek Madness promotion. Happening on Wednesdays and Thursdays, all house pours are priced at just $10 until 10pm.

SQUE Rotisserie & Alehouse might be known more as a prime spot for craft beer with a view, but it’s all about spirits here on Thursday. House pours are all 1-for-1 at $12.50 and you can also enjoy burgers and breads at 20% off.

Kick off the weekend with a bang at the Robertson Quay branch of Bar Bar Black Sheep with 1-for-1 jugs of house pour spirits after 9pm (daily) , $39 beer buckets all-night (daily) and 20% off your second bottle of liquor (on Fridays and Saturdays).

As excitement builds for Zouk’s move to Clarke Quay at the end of the year, the iconic nightclub is giving you a taste of the parties that lie ahead. Taking place at Clarke Quay Fountain Square on Sep 17 from 2pm till late, the Zouk Clarke Quay Bloc Party features the pop-up Flea & Easy Flea Market, the family-friendly ZouKIDisco (including food from new Asian fusion establishment Red Tail) and the main party headlined by DJs Jeremy Boon and Zushan. Admission is free.

The Irish vibes continue upriver at McGettigan's. They’ll be hosting The Fuel Up Brunch on Sep 17 and 18 from noon to 4pm. Priced at $120, patrons will enjoy a free flow of soups and salads, one main course and a free flow of house wines, beers and spirits.