Cheap Phoenix Restaurants

That's right, this unlikely pair is all over the menu at this cheap Phoenix restaurant. Get 2 chicken legs & a waffle for $7 or try one of many other combinations. They also have an amazing red velvet cake if you want sweets.

Get a burger and fries with a 32oz soda for $5.29, make it a double for $1 more or a triple for $2. They also have onion rings and some specialty sandwiches. Grab some soft serve for dessert.

This BBQ spot has many positive comments on their sides. Order some ribs or chicken, but make sure you get some mustard potato salad. The red beans and rice, and coleslaw are also popular.

$1.75 Margaritas & $2.50 Tecates are one reason to stop by. You get free chips and salsa when you sit down, and they have unique items like the spinach enchilada with pinto beans and zucchini.

This is a simple cheap BBQ spot to satisfy your cravings for hot smokey meat. They slow smoke using pecan wood from local orchards. All entrees come with a choice of 2 sides, try the waffle fries.

This is a great spot for groceries, but it's also a cheap place to eat. Get three tacos for around $5.99. All of their ingredients are fresh from the market, try the "Aguas Frescas" refreshment bar.

For lunch this cheap Phoenix restaurant has lots of specials for $5.99. They have the usual Mexican fare as well as cheap beers and their tortillas are fresh. Everything comes with rice, beans and some tortillas.

Try the Daikon cakes, they have a nicely browned crust. This spot serves dim sum and other Chinese specialties. Their food is made to order and many of the dim sum items are $2, try a bunch.

Banh Mi for less than $3 and Pho from $4-7 makes this place a steal. Try the #59 Broken Rice Special, it is divine, especially if you want to get a little taste of everything for only $6.95.

Hand breaded onion rings, homemade chili, and a super cheap menu. A cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles, fresh cut french fries and a fountain drink for only $3.99, that's cheap.

Matt's is a Phoenix classic. Get breakfast or lunch (after 11am) from 6:30am to 2:30pm. They source the best ingredients possible. There may be a line when you get there, but it's worth the wait.

Fry bread, fried dough, whatever you like to call it this plaace takes a classic and fills it with ingredients like chorizo, beans, lettuce, cheese, grilled onions, and sour cream. Their fry bread is also available for dessert. Try the chocolate and butter fry bread or just some powedered sugar.

All of their hot dogs are charcoal broiled right in front of you. This gives them a nice charred flavor on their natural casings. Get a regular or a jumbo all beef, and upgrade with chili and cheese.

Burgers, chicken, wings and sides are all they serve at the Chuckbox. Their half pound burger ("The Big One $5.05) comes with lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese. You can add extras like bacon or spicy guacamole for 35cents.

Catfish, burgers, pulled brisket are on the menu at Papa Joe's. Most of their soul food comes with fries or onion rings. Try the fried fish and okra or some spicy catfish and shrimp. Most sandwiches are $5-6.