High Street Market & Deli is a deli budget eat in Railroad District, San Luis Obispo.
Editorially verified August 18, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Tuesday is student day: any High St sando for $9 with college ID, one per card.
Address: 350 High Street, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Lincoln Market & Deli feeds San Luis Obispo's north side from a 1941 corner store, with breakfast burritos and Dutch crunch sandwiches under $15.
Try: Breakfast burritos and specialty sandwiches
Tip: The Almost Famous Breakfast Burrito sells out by late morning on weekends.
Taqueria Santa Cruz Express keeps tacos in the single digits on Monterey Street, the cheapest dependable hot meal in central San Luis Obispo.
Try: Al pastor tacos and burritos
Tip: The Foothill Boulevard branch at 862 Foothill runs later into the evening for the campus crowd.
San Luis Taqueria plates burritos and enchiladas at counter prices on Chorro Street, staying open past midnight when San Luis Obispo needs it most.
Try: Carnitas burritos
Tip: Thursday to Saturday it serves until 01:00, later than nearly every kitchen downtown.
Petra Mediterranean Pizza & Grill feeds San Luis Obispo generously for the money, with gyro wraps in fresh-baked pita and an all-day Sunday happy hour.
Try: Gyro wraps and falafel
Tip: Happy hour runs 15:00-18:00 and all day Sunday; the second branch sits inside SLO Public Market.
SloDoCo Donuts sells a hundred varieties for pocket change 24 hours a day, San Luis Obispo's cheapest, latest and most democratic institution.
Try: Doughnuts around the clock
Tip: The bacon maple bar is the 03:00 order; a second SLO shop runs on Higuera Street downtown.
Mee Heng Low Noodle House serves generous chop suey bowls at fair prices on Palm Street, and has been feeding San Luis Obispo cheaply since 1927.
Try: Chop suey and chow mein
Tip: The Kwong family took over in 2009, the third to run the house since 1927; the Ah Louis Store faces it across Palm Street.
