Cheap Eats 2010
Who says cheap is nasty?
Sydney's amazing dining scene is
accessible even on a shoestring budget, and Time Out Sydney's Food &
Drink Editor Myffy Rigby has scoured the city for delicious bargains – with a
little bit of help from our readers.
Disagree with our choices? We'd love to hear your thoughts. Send us an email
Mexican
Sydney's Mexican restaurants just keep on getting better. Happily, the
more casual offerings are now licensed.
Readers' Choice
We asked you to nominate your favourite Sydney cheap eat and boy, did you ever: 2,551 of you voted, and here are the top ten.
Burgers
Boutique burgers that cost more than a round of schooners may be in
vogue right now, but take it back to basics and you'll save some coin.
Middle Eastern
Perfumed rice, crisp felafels, and Turkish pizza - why settle for a
boring old kebab?
Asian
Boutique burgers that cost more than a round of schooners may be in
vogue right now, but take it back to basics and you'll save some coin.
Steaks
Sydney loves a cheap steak more than pretty much anything (except maybe
cheap schooners of beer).
All you can eat
Why settle for a three-course meal when you can just have one really big
one that never ends?
Pies
If Australia was to have a national dish, the humble pie would be it.
Italian
You don't have to pay big bucks for a mouth-watering Italian meal just
like mamma made.
Fixed price meals
Eat at some of Sydney's best fine diners for a fraction of what you'd
normally pay.
Roasts
A soul-warming roast is just the ticket on a crisp day, and it's the
perfect foil for a schooner or three.
