Best cheap places to eat in San Francisco

Jaymie125

I'm looking for some good places to eat that are unique to san francisco and are relatively cheap. I'm not looking for fast food places or anything like that. I'm looking for places that have good food and are reasonably priced.I'm also curious as to what others think are the best cheap places to eat in san francisco. Perhaps I can get some ideas of places to try!

Efe164

The best cheap places to eat that are unique to san Francisco are Tadich Grill, SoMa StrEat Food Park, and Street Food Festival.

Tadich Grill is a seafood restaurant that has been in business since 1849. The restaurant is known for its history, as well as its affordable prices.

SoMa StrEat Food Park is an outdoor food court that features a variety of food trucks and vendors. The food court is a great place to find cheap, unique, and delicious food.

The Street Food Festival is an annual event that showcases the best street food in the city. The festival is a great way to try new and unique foods from a variety of vendors.

Smallgooose743

San Francisco is full of unique, and sometimes even eccentric, eateries that can be quite affordable too!

Here's my choice of the best, cheap and unique places to eat in San Francisco:

Golden Boy Pizza – This cash-only pizzeria serves up massive slices of cheese, pepperoni, and veggie pizza, and the prices can't be beat. It's a great spot if you want to feast on authentic, classic San Francisco-style pizza!
The Codmother Fish and Chips – This spot in the Mission District serves up traditional fish and chips, as well as a range of other seafood options. And even better, nothing on their menu is over $10!
The Sarap Shop – This Filipino food stall in the food court of the Ferry Building that offers classic Filipino dishes like sisig, lumpia, and silog - all for a reasonable price.
Slanted Door – This upscale Vietnamese restaurant is surprisingly affordable and offers a range of classic dishes like pho and summer rolls.
Mission Chinese Food – This popular spot serves classic Sichuan and American-Chinese dishes, and is a great spot to sample some unique dishes like Mapo Tofu.
Mission Pie – This Mission District bakery is the place to go for sweet and savory pies, as well as cupcakes, cakes, brownies, and cookies. The prices are reasonable and everything is baked fresh daily.
Little Star Pizza – This Marina pizzeria serves up thick-crust pizzas with a range of unique toppings to choose from. The place is always buzzing and you can get a large pizza for under $20.
El Tonayense – This taco truck serves up authentic Mexican tacos and burritos, and everything is affordable and delicious.

I hope this helps you find the perfect cheap and unique dining option in San Francisco!