Texas Cheap Eats from Flyer Talk

EmailKid writes:

Just finished another excellent Huevos Rancheros breakfast at  Rio Verde Taqueria Y Restaurant. It’s a family type restaurant that is definitelly not fancy, but quite cozy. The before 11 a.m. special comes with tortillas and coffee, and after tax came to $3.52 – you really can’t beat a deal like that. Located at 5502 Telephone Road (at Park Row) it is very close to Hobby Airport (HOU) for you out of town visitors. Not so close to IAH, but only a few miles from Downtown Being a Mexican breakfast lover I’ve never tried anything else there, but whenever I look at other plates, they looked good, and the diners seemed quite pleased.  

It’s Morning, Time for Breakfast

The Chownhound trend continues-here is a list of cheap breakfast joints in the East Village.

Dottie’s True Blue Cafe

San Francisco. A foodies dream. So many cultures, so many great restaurants, and so much money to spend! But that’s not what we do here is it? We don’t spend lots of money on good food. We find excellent restaurants with prices that anyone can afford. With that in mind I headed to a place called Dottie’s True Blue Cafe. It was right down the street from my hotel near Union Square and it had a great right up in my guidebook.

Somehow we missed it on our first pass down Jones St. and ended up deep in the Tenderloin District-not a place for the

Uncle Bill’s Pancake & Dinner House

It is 10:30 a.m., and the sun finally begins to force its way through the closed blinds and curtains on your window. As you wake up, you figure that since its not quite noon, you can still squeeze in some breakfast. But the cupboard is bare. All you can find are a few single-serve bags of flavored oatmeal and a half-eaten bag of off-brand fruit loops. What’s a seminarian to do? Gather up your spare change, find a few dollar bills you have stashed under your mattress and head out to breakfast. (After getting dressed, of course.)

But where to go? McDonald’s just won’t do. Instead, head south on Kingshighway to a place called “Uncle Bill’s.” You know you will have found it when you see the building that looks like it is out of a