Good Cheap Chicago Eats for us Poor People

[surlycue]

Originally Posted by dumpstermcnuggets

I'm a big fan of Taco and Burrito House, especially since their food definitely goes above basic taqueria quality, and is a very great value for their prices. They have multiple locations, including Fullerton/Ashland, and Irving/Broadway.

I hate that ****ing place. What is it about authentic taquerias that is so intimating to some white people. There's no need to spend double the money to get half the food, and a Chili's style white-washing of it at that.

[MirielleWalsh]

I would add Yes Thai on 5211 N Damen Ave, Chicago's Dog House on 816 W Fullerton, and Tac Quick on 3930 N Sheridan. Enjoy!

[scarletneon]

Originally Posted by Drover

It'll be fascinating to see how many people stand in line to get something for free that you could pay 70 cents for at any of the nearby convenience stores, drug stores, and/or snack shops.

it's rare to find candy bars that cheap anymore.

[Avengerfire]

Originally Posted by supernerdgirl

it's rare to find candy bars that cheap anymore.

If I remember correctly in the mid 80's candy bars were 15 cents. The price increase over the years is unreal.

[scarletneon]

Originally Posted by Avengerfire

If I remember correctly in the mid 80's candy bars were 15 cents. The price increase over the years is unreal.

i remember getting a pop and a candy bar for less than a buck when I was younger.

[southsidehitman]

for chineese check out wing yip 27th n wallace across the street from punk'ys or for fast food johnny o's 35th n morgan