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5 comments:
Congrats. Now get back to work! More reviews! Find us a couple non-taquerias we can eat at for $5 for lunch.
Congrats. Now eat, write, respond. I've been worried that you might have been dieting--no posts in a while.
Have you ever eaten lunch at Roy Pope Grocery? Did you know you could? It needs to be on your list of must eats. All the west-side oldtimers know about it but they're not talking. Let us know what you think. And don't tell me you don't know about Roy Pope Grocery.
I know about the grocery store but I didn't realize you could eat there. But I will eat there now.
And no, I haven't been dieting. My svelte figure is natural. But thank you for noticing.
Michael, I need some suggestions for cheap places like that. I'm guessing I need to head east of I-35. I hear the Texas Wesleyan crowd has some good options.
The only place I know of that you can get out of for $5 (including tip) is Phat Dat. Decent Chinese food, $4 for the lunch special. There's gotta be more places like that, but I don't know what they are.
I'm trying to think of places like Chicago's Billy Goat Tavern - good, cheap food and no tip needed. The difference in tipping and not tipping, at that price range, is substantial.
Kincaid's might qualify - $3.85 for the burger and $1.20 for the fries, close enough.
Esperanza's too, if you get a burrito/gordita/etc from the bakery portion of the store and don't eat there.
Where else? Hmmm... Swiss Pastry might qualify, but I can't imagine anyone getting out of there without dessert, so I don't think that would work.
I'd like to eat out more, but the ole wallet can't support it. For $5 I can pretend it's close enough in price to my frozen dinner.
Alternatively, if there are some good taquerias with decent-sized portions, I'm game. I've been to Meli's - meh. Alvarado's is better, as is Esperanza's.
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