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Food & Drink
Capitol Hill Cheap Eats
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More cheap eats
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| Gotta love the $9 combos at Saley. | |
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Jason
5 months ago
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food adholic
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| I love cafe Presse on 12th ave near Seattle U. I love the french bread and everything on the menu. Prices are reasonable too. | |
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sunnyside
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cheap eats?
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| eh, i'd argue that the prices for those recommendations (and the other ones in the seattle magazine issue you reference) aren't all that cheap. average, yes. but cheap? not to my way of thinking. | |
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zeebleoop
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cheap eats
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| Nothing is really cheap in Seattle. I will say for the effort and the great food, one might indulge once in a while. | |
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sunnyside
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Three cheers
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Taco Gringos has never let me down, I adore 'em. At $2 it's a steal. The poutine at Smith is crazy good, but it's the only poutine I've ever had. Two thumbs up for the drunken chicken sandwich, too... so that's a pretty good list! I bet the other stuff is similarly excellent, I should go get some. :-) |
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Uncle Vinny
5 months ago
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I agree
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| I ate at Oddfellows Sunday late morningish. The goat cheese, beet salad with sweet almonds was really tasty. Even better, was the woman who was picking up dirty dishes in the dining room. Her "Good morning!" included a smile, and even a look in the eyes (in Seattle!?). I thought she was the owner she was so vested in her hello but it turns out not to be. Just someone glad to be employed right now, I guess. Oddfellows gets 22 thumbs up from me! | |
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hillbites
5 months ago
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RE: I agree
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| oops, I meant 2 thumbs up. it's good, but not 22 thumbs good! | |
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hillbites
5 months ago
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nothing is cheap
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$5 for fries and gravy at Skillet? That ain't cheap! $2 for a taco! Not cheap either. You know what is cheap? The taco bus on Rainier where a much better taco is $1.25 and a Mulita with cheese and avocado is $1.50. -Your Grumpy Comment Leaving, Cheapskate Correspondent |
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dudeman
5 months ago
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Things I eat when I'm feeling cheap
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Not necessarily cheap - cheap-er? +Vita's custom hot pocket sandwich thingies +Than Brother's medium pho +Sweet tater fries at Smith +King's Teriyaki lunch deals +Toasted baguette, jam at Volunteer Park Cafe. Yes. I order toast. And dudeman, you sound like you would enjoy supping with my father who claimed he once ate ketchup on saltines to save money. Please don't make your kids drink those little cream tubs instead of letting them order milk if you ever splurge and take them out for breakfast. |
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jseattle
5 months ago
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Don't forget Seattle Central's Culinary School
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When it's serving the public, it's one hell of a deal. I really enjoy it when they opt to do it tasting style. If you show up for that around 12:30, markdowns could get you crazy deals like two slices of cheescake for a buck. http://www.seattlecentral.edu/seattleculinary/restaurants.ph |
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delani
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RE: Don't forget Seattle Central's Culinary School
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| Good add. Sparklingallison wrote about SCCC's culinary options back in June. | |
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jseattle
5 months ago
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Wild Boar Sloppy Joe?
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Hopefully, that is just a cool name and if not I guess I shouldn't knock it until I try it. Another site to find cheap eats. www.ueatcheap.com |
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Phil
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