Been There Thread, Cheap Eats

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Can you reccomend any 'Cheap Eats' in your town - not necessarily the cheapest restaurant in your town but best value for any visiting IDF'ers ?

Here's a good one I know in London
RSJ's, 33 Coin Street, E1 9NR been in the Good Food Guide for over 20 years. Just behind the South Bank, behind the National Theatre, close to Tate Modern. Nearest underground Waterloo. Set menu 2 courses £15.95 3 courses £18.95
Open early so ideal if you are going on to the theatre
http://www.rsj.uk.com

Flames in Coventry by The Central hall and the third spire, all food freshly cooked and pleasant staff.

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The Drawbridge public house. They have a seperate dining room downstairs. Monday to Saturday inclusive 12 - 5pm. Carvery with choice of 3 meats and as many fresh vegetables as you can eat. £3.50 It's lovely grub! The beer's cheap as well.
It is in Rotherham, South Yorkshire.

Keep trying to find similar in the Dover area

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In Edinburgh cheep!cheep eats @ OMNI centre nr John Lewis
store..restaurant CHINOISE! CHINOISE eat all you can for under a fiver and OAP gets a discount too.

Also whilst in Edinburgh :The Mosque (off Potterow) a decent
authentic curry for £3.50 ...students from the nearby Uni go there.

In the area of Seattle are two chains which provide fast Asian foods, good & inexpensive. Uwajimaya can be found in Seattle's International District & in Bellevue, to the east of Seattle. Both are Asian food supermarkets but have cafeterias on the side. Panda Express can be found in several places in these areas.

Seattle's Westlake Mall has a food court on the third floor. The Center House at Seattle Center has one massive food court on the first floor. Bellevue has two malls, Bellevue Square & Crossroads Mall, which have food courts. All these have a wide variety of cuisines which are low in cost but high in quality.

My fave home eating spot is the Swiss Deli at Rathfarnham Shopping Centre. It was originally owned by a Swiss proprietor, but has changed hands since. Not the cheapest of cheap, but always good quality and a terrific atmosphere. The staff are all friendly. My Christmas Dinner was (almost) provided by them as I bought in their turkey and ham sliced, got my mince pies from them and gorged on their plum pudding.

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