<div class="block">Taking a special someone out costs a lot of money these days. Still, there are ways to enjoy without having to spend a lot of cash. The average date night in America will set you back $159, according to MoneyGeek. So could we plan a night out on the town for less than a third of that price tag? Cheddar News senior reporter Michelle Castillo took a look at how you can have a night out for just $50. </div>

Stretching Your Dollar

How to Plan a Fun Date for Just $50

Taking a special someone out costs a lot of money these days. Still there's ways to enjoy without having to spend a lot of cash. I took a look at how you can have a night out for just $50. The average date night in America will set you back 100 $59. You don't have to break the bank to have a fun night out. It is possible to enjoy a night out on the town for just $50. Here's some tips when doing a date on a budget, you shouldn't skimp on location to get the most bang for your buck. Pick some iconic views. Rooftop bars like glass ceiling in Manhattan. Give you a new way to see a city and it's a great conversation starter and most bars like these $50 is enough to cover a glass of wine each and an appetizer. Look for something that is easy to share. This hummus pillow will let you double dip. Consider Toston and shrimp salsa or a few skewers each while swapping stories. Now, if you're looking for a more intimate experience, consider a place that includes entertainment along with your food and beverage. Supper clubs like nine Joe's often have performers during dinner ranging from DJ S to burlesque dancers. So you're getting more for your dollar than just a meal. And if you want a taste of the good life, look for bite size options to price your items. Think oysters, clams, shrimp cocktails and tartars. Now, if you just want a taste, you can get a glass of champagne and also a bump of Caviar. Any of these options are under $26 each. So you can pick a couple, but you don't have to sit at a table to enjoy, consider grabbing a couple of drinks at the bar. Each drink is its own production and you can sit back and enjoy the show before you sip. So whether you're living the high life or going underground, $50 can take you a long way for Cheddar News. I'm Michelle Casilla.