Best Food Pricing

[OilKiller]

The thread about outrageous food pricing got me thinking about good food pricing places.

So how about it? Good places for good priced food.

My wife and I like pub food and go out to Gallagher's Pub (5010 4th St. NE) which is really close to our place. Always great specials on every night, including their $5.95 steak sandwich every night for happy hour and their amazing half priced pizza on Sunday nights.

[Bertuzzied]

Pho on Pho Thanh on 64th ave. and it's the best in the city.

[Rathji]

Safeway Subs.

$10 gets you a sub so filling you shouldn't be eating in just one meal, a bag of chips and a can of pop.

[Bertuzzied]

Costco roast chicken. and it doesn't taste like crap like Safeway's, superstores, sunterras, Sobeys.

[Jake]

DD's pizza in Vancouver has great food and it's really cheap.

For $13 I got a nice 7 oz steak, a huge portion of lasagna, a salad, and garlic bread.

[Komskies]

New Vietnamese restaurant down in Copperfield called Viet Thai Bistro. The subs are really good and only cost $5.

[4X4]

There's these spicy subs at the italian supermarket on 20th ave and Edmonton Tr for $5. Molto buono.

[burn_this_city]

For what you get (almost enough calories for the day) 5 guys is reasonably priced.

[FlameOn]

Stolo's half price pizza Wednesdays, any decent wings nights (where they don't give you gimped sized chicken wings) like at Scotman's Well $3/lb, Holy Smoke BBQ pit $1/rib is amazing these days, Donair place close to the COP Safeway (Don't remember what it was called, but $5 or less for a Donair and drinks were cheap), Huge burgers at five guy's burgers and fries... well worth it for the portions

[Dion]

Costco hotdogs.

[skins]

$0.59 Burgers at DQ. They announce it the day before and usually the day of there is a dude on the sidewalk flipping a sign around.

[You Need a Thneed]

Originally Posted by fotze

Ikea hot dogs

I think it would be difficult to find a weiner & bun combination anywhere else for only 50 cents, even per unit prices for buying in bulk, never mind the costs of cooking them, etc.

[troutman]

You usually get what you pay for.

[Yanda]

Little Ceasers - 3 Meat, Crazy Bread and a 2L of Ginger Ale for $10
Viet Sub Express - $5.75 for a Sub and Can of Pop


Also throw in a props to A Pizza Plus and Pho Thanh

[kevman]

CPU unlimited topping pick up special - 16" pizza for $15 and comfortably feeds 4.

[3 Justin 3]

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

For what you get (almost enough calories for the day) 5 guys is reasonably priced.

I knew they had a lot of calories but holy ****. Large fries is 1470 calories. LOL

Have a Bacon Cheeseburger, Large Fries and a Drink and you're looking at 2500 calories.

Now that's what I'm talking about.

[Jedi Ninja]

This thread is giving me heartburn. In the name of science, I tried one of those new Wendy's Cheesey Cheeseburgers off their value menu today. Probably the grossest thing I've ever tried. It had like 1/4 cup of cheese whiz on it. I ended up throwing it out the car window in disgust. I get nauseous now just thinking about it.

[Jedi Ninja]

Originally Posted by You Need a Thneed

I think it would be difficult to find a weiner & bun combination anywhere else for only 50 cents, even per unit prices for buying in bulk, never mind the costs of cooking them, etc.

I don't believe they actually cook them, I don't recall every getting one that was actually warm.

[shermanator]

The Ship and Anchor has dirt cheap food which is quite good, although they made their money on beer.

Moose McGuire's used to be dirt cheap a few months back with no food under $10, and most pints $5 and under. Unfortunately their owner decided he wanted to change that.

[burn_this_city]

Originally Posted by 3 Justin 3

I knew they had a lot of calories but holy ****. Large fries is 1470 calories. LOL

Have a Bacon Cheeseburger, Large Fries and a Drink and you're looking at 2500 calories.

Now that's what I'm talking about.

Only that japanese hotdog eating champ could finish a meal there with large fries.