Prepare your stomachs for the biggest cheap breakfast: the "Hungry Man" ($8.99). Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-philadelphia-restaurants.mhtml#ixzz2kWoPrazt
For a deal on arguably the best Southern BBQ in the Philly area, try the Monday night buffet for a little of everything on the menu. Adults - $19.95; kids 5-10 1/2 price; kids under 5 = Free! Read more.
For authentic cheap German fare without flying to Bavaria, you will love the proportions on their Wurstplatten (sausage platters) & huge beer steins. If you don't like rowdy, stay away on busy nights. Read more.
Get some of the best cheap MSG-free multi-province ethnic Chinese take-out. Dine-in is also an option. Look for the coupon on the take-out menu for extra savings! Buy 3 platters, get 4th free. Read more.
Best cheap Ethopian food in W.Philly, hidden in this split-personality coffee shop/authentically ethnic East African cafe. Try a tangy dorowat stew of spicy, slow-braised chicken in red pepper gravy. Read more.
Best health-conscious pizza joint in the area w/ make-your-own salad bar. Get a free drink w/ an express 10" personal pizza. Join the frequent buyer program for fun rewards. They cater! Read more.
Best cheap wings on Wacky Wings Wednesday. 30 cents for hot and tasty wings and the ISOP (inside-out-pizza kinda like a pizza pocket) is worth the iffy service. Don't forget your cash. Read more.
Awesome cheesesteaks, but don't forget your cash since they do not accept credit cards!
Best cheap diner food on the well-to-do MainLine. Great proportions, open 24/7, nice variety of dishes from spaghetti to open faced turkey sandwiches. Classic Americana. Read more.
This is THE place for authentic & cheap Pakistani, Indian & Afghan dishes. For $8 you can get nan, rice, multiple kebabs, salad, & veggie sides. Add Pakistani tea for a real treat. Read more.
Try the chilaquiles made with homemade fried corn tortillas and a bright salsa verde ($8.50), or everything-but-the-kitchen-sink veggie tacos ($7.50)! Read more.
This tacqueria is an absolute treasure. The food is authentic. The pozole (spicy chicken soup with hominy) is maybe the best hangover cure ever. Can't go wrong with beef tacos, chiles relleno etc
Try Tony Luke's Ultimate Cheesesteak Challenge -- 2 1/2 lbs. of beef over 1 lb. of cheese, fried onions and a 20-inch roll. As seen on Man v Food.
This honest-to-goodness burger stand has been at it since 1935, and the burgers are but $2.75. Staffers grind the meat daily & even slice the cheese from large blocks. Don't miss the shakes. Read more.
Local beers and national spirits find their secret hideaways within the “Bootleggers” series of cupcakes. Read more.
Their sandwiches are big enough to either share with someone for lunch or save some for later. For $6 it's a good deal & delicious too!
Eat for free if you can put down three of their gut busting, 1" high, plate size pancakes. Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-philadelphia-restaurants.mhtml#ixzz2kWqz9Scp
