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Cazuela's, about a block or so north of Lane and High has a $4.99 special which includes unlimited chips and salsa.
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Best Cheap Lunch Spots in Columbus
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JoshuaDRollins
Dublin, OH
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The 8th Flavor on 5th East of James.
Posted 2 years ago # -
drew
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In all of Columbus?
Meat pies at Salam Bakery (though they're often gone by lunch)
Tacos campechanos plate at Azteco de Oro
Just about anything from Mecca Market & Grill
Ridiculously good pita sandwiches (I like the beef kubideh) at Jeddo Kabab (yes, that is how they spell it...)
Great banh mi at Mi Li Cafe - they have a new, roast pork version that breaks the bank at $5.50
Reasonably priced Somali fare at Banadir
Of course, every now and again I might just grab a quick $5 lunch at a taco truck...
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TaraK
probably at the coffee shop
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sugarplumclarey wrote <a
http://www.fruttadelmondo.com/Glad to hear a positive review of this place. I've been meaning to try it forever.
Definitely do. Like I said, getting there can be a pain depending on where you're coming from (i.e. I have to take 3rd across the highway then turn around and come back up 4th) but the quality of the food and the value is great. Quite a few of my coworkers have tried it and I've only heard positive reviews.
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hungrywoolf
Victorian Village
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I would put in a vote for the panbazo at Don Pedro's taco truck on Cleveland Ave. Its $6 but its soooo good.
I also really like Huong's (Vietnamese) on Morse Road and Arirang (Korean) on Bethel.
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melikecheese
Merion Village
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VILLAGE CONEY!!
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FSonicSmith
Columbus-downtown for work, East for the residence
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I work on E. Broad St but I've recently discovered Milos on West Broad, just a bit west of and across from The Florentine. Having roots to Long Island (me, not Milos) I have always had a soft spot for Greek Diners. Milos is basically a Greek Diner as one would expect it if planted on West Broad St. Great big satisfying salads and sandwiches. Lots of stuff at $5 and nothing more than $8. Very high quality.
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columbusfoodie
West Side
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lisathewaitress wrote >>
out in the burbs a bit, Dosa Corner is a great place for a cheap lunch. I think the dosa are around $3 each.
Also in the summertime when the Pearl Market is happening, you can find lots of great street foods for under $5.Oh yes, I can almost taste the Samosas now. :) Food of love that I'm really looking forward to - not too much longer now!
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