CuisineTex-Mex
Price$
Neighbourhoodnorth-side
The dishBean and cheese with bacon taco

Tip: The bean and cheese with bacon is the order under three dollars. Cash-friendly and busy at breakfast.

Location

Address: 2517 West Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201

Also in north-side

Rolando's Super Tacos ★ 3.9

north-side

Rolando's Super Tacos on the north side is famous for El Gigante, a single taco big enough to be a whole breakfast for the price of a coffee elsewhere.

Try: El Gigante, one taco that feeds a person

Tip: One El Gigante is a whole breakfast for the price of a coffee elsewhere. Order at the counter and add beans.

More budget eats in San Antonio

Rolando's Super Tacos ★ 3.9

north-side

Rolando's Super Tacos on the north side is famous for El Gigante, a single taco big enough to be a whole breakfast for the price of a coffee elsewhere.

Try: El Gigante, one taco that feeds a person

Tip: One El Gigante is a whole breakfast for the price of a coffee elsewhere. Order at the counter and add beans.

Henry's Puffy Tacos ★ 4.0

west-side

Henry's Puffy Tacos on West Woodlawn plates puffy tacos with rice and beans for a modest price, the Lopez family's cheap, filling counter for the West Side.

Try: Puffy taco plate under fifteen dollars

Tip: A puffy taco plate with rice and beans is a cheap, filling meal. The shells come hot; eat them straight away.

Pollos Asados Los Norteños ★ 4.2

east-side

Pollos Asados Los Norteños grills whole mesquite chickens on Rigsby Avenue that feed a family for the price of one mid-range entree, a high-value cult spot.

Try: Mesquite-grilled chicken feeds a family

Tip: A whole grilled chicken with tortillas and onions feeds several people cheaply. Go early; the line builds fast.

Schilo's ★ 4.0

downtown

Schilo's, the city's oldest restaurant, serves a bowl of its famous split-pea soup and a hearty sandwich downtown for a modest sum, a 1917 German-Texan deli.

Try: Split-pea soup and a sandwich

Tip: The split-pea soup and house root beer make a cheap downtown lunch with a century of history behind it.

Chris Madrid's ★ 4.1

tobin-hill

Chris Madrid's flips a Tostada Burger big enough to share for a modest price on Blanco Road, a family burger joint since 1977 where the Macho size feeds two.

Try: Tostada burger and cheese fries

Tip: Split a Macho-sized burger to halve the cost. The Tostada Burger and a side of cheese fries is the value play.

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