The best things in life are free… And the second best things in life are cheap.
If you’re looking for some cheap meal deals to keep you fed for the next couple of weeks, look no further then this handy roundup. From fried chicken sammies to buy one, get one drinks, we’ve got you and your wallet covered.
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Oh, Canada! Foodora has partnered with over 50 restaurants across Canada to serve up the most Canadian dish of all for 40% off. Pick up your phone and use your Foodora app to get your poutine fix at restaurants such as Calabash Bistro, Dunn’s Famous, Frites, Smoke’s Poutinerie, and The Arbor. All you have to do is place your order for delivery or pick-up — it’s as simple as that!
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To celebrate its one year anniversary, Financial District eatery Bovine Rice Bowls is giving away free roast beef sandwiches! Made with slow-roasted Canadian ribeye, a fried free-range egg, caramelized onion jam, horseradish kewpie, fresh cucumber, pickled watermelon radish, and sunflower sprouts on a Japanese-style milk bread, this sandwich is sure to satisfy your hunger. The only catch is that there are only 30 free sandwiches being given away on June 26. Doors open at 11 a.m., so get there early to be first in line. And if you miss the cut, don’t fret — anyone else who drops by will get to try the sandwich for just $6 from June 26-28, which is half the original price. Visit Bovine Rice Bowls at #118-1050 W. Pender St. and get full details about the deal on Instagram.
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We love a good BOGO deal and on June 27, Starbucks is hosting a happy hour with buy one, get one free handcrafted drinks. To score the deal, all you have to do is head into your nearest Starbucks after 3 p.m. and buy any grande and up handcrafted beverage to get the second for free. Handcrafted beverages include iced coffees, iced teas, and refreshers. Download the Starbucks app to redeem the offer.
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For a special customer appreciation event, hungry Vancouverites can enjoy poke bowls for just $5. Diners have the choice between two Chef’s bowls: ahi tuna or salmon, that come served with a choice of toppings like masago, wakame salad, sweet corn, crab salad, edamame, and unlimited sauces and crunchy bits. Visitors can also score $1 poke tacos throughout the day on the same dates, and if you’re super lucky, you might even get one of the 50 free poke bowls that are being given at random. Visit the eatery at 2586 Commercial Dr. and get full details about the deal on Instagram.
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National Fried Chicken Day is coming up and in honour of the “holiday,” Juke Fried Chicken is serving up its chicken sandwiches for super cheap! Head to either of the eatery’s locations in Chinatown or West End to score a crispy, juicy sandwich for just $3.25, which is half of the original price. Just be wary of the 10 sandwich per person limit — if you’re picking up for friends, you might want to bring an extra hand! Visit Juke Fried Chicken at 182 Keefer St. and Little Juke at 1074 Davie St. Get full details about the deal on Instagram.
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Toronto is in no shortage of great taco spots, and Seven Lives is one Mexican joint you don’t want to miss. Located in Kensington Market, you’re sure to get the most bang for your buck when you get your tacos here. Overflowing with mouthwatering toppings and always a few slices of lime on the side, Seven Lives is sure to become one of your go-to lunch spots when you’re in the mood for Mexican!
You can always count on Banh Mi Boys for a quick, affordable lunch. With four locations around Toronto, and delivery options to boot, you can have your lunch anyway you like. Their menu boasts delicious Asian-fusion sandwiches like grilled pork and lemongrass tofu banh mi, and five spice pork belly steamed bao. You can also get one of their delicious sides. A personal favourite: The kimchi fries.
It’s always a good time for schnitzel and Schnitzel Queen on Queen Street East does it right. With junior schnitzel sandwiches ranging from $8 to $12 and full sandwiches for no more than $15, you’ve got plenty of options for a cheap lunch. Offering up both pork and chicken schnitzel, as well as fried eggplant and fried cheese plates (with a range of delicious sides), Schnitzel Queen is the place to be come lunchtime.
A Tibetan kitchen in the heart of Parkdale, Yak Cafe offers a casual atmosphere for a quick and satisfying lunch. Featuring the classics like momos and gyumas, as well as a range of curries, noodles and stir fry dishes, head to Yak Cafe for a budget-friendly lunch. They also have a perfect-for-lunch bento box featuring four hot chicken wings, seasonal veggies, noodles and tingmo for just $8.99.
Toronto is in no shortage of great taco spots, and Seven Lives is one Mexican joint you don’t want to miss. Located in Kensington Market, you’re sure to get the most bang for your buck when you get your tacos here. Overflowing with mouthwatering toppings and always a few slices of lime on the side, Seven Lives is sure to become one of your go-to lunch spots when you’re in the mood for Mexican!
The list wouldn’t be complete without everyone’s favourite bagel spot. With plenty of locations around the city, What a Bagel offers hot and fresh bagels with a range of spreads and toppings to-go, all at a great price! Go light with a bagel and cream cheese, or load it up with toppings like smokes salmon, tuna, onions, tomatoes, sprouts, and more.
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It doesn’t get much more wallet-friendly than lunch at Mother’s Dumplings. Located in Chinatown, you can grab boil, steamed and pan-fried dumplings for under $12 and most of the side dishes are under the $5 mark. It’s the perfect place to get your lunchtime dumpling fix!
If you’re in the mood for pizza, head to Mattachioni in the Junction. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays their original three (The Margherita, Marinara and Napoli) are just $10. They also have paninis that range from $9 to $13 so you can stay on budget any day of the week!
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