10 RESTAURANTS WHERE TO EAT CHEAP IN LONDON

Stroll through the neighborhoods of London, discover its mysteries and be amazed by its most famous attractions will leave you hungry, very hungry. If your budget does not allow you to afford luxury, do not worry that you will not have to eat soup from the supermarket or tuna sandwiches every day: eating good-beautiful and cheap in London is possible, and to prove it we will give you 10 options of restaurants where to eat in London well and cheaply.

Enjoy your meal!

Is there anything more typical than starting the day in London with a good English breakfast? In this vintage cafe you can do it and for £ 6. The menu includes 1 egg, 2 slices of bacon, sausage, tomato or beans, bread and coffee or tea. They also serve cheap burgers (£ 2.6- £ 3.5) and pasta dishes (lasagna, penne, spaghetti ...) in case you want to eat something even more forceful.

The best thing is that at noon they serve a dish of the day for £ 6-7: on Mondays it plays cutlet, on Tuesdays meat pie, on Wednesday curries of the week, on Thursday roasted pork and on Friday fish & chips.

• Where: 17-19 Regency St
• Metro: Pimlico or St. James's Park
• Web: //regencycafe.co.uk/

It is a place so famous that it even has a page on Wikipedia, although they have not been raised in the head: it serves about 7,000 beige a day in its local open 24 hours! What? Don't you know what a beigel is? It is a round bread with a hole in the middle, type thread or donut! It costs £ 0.30 and you can add the filling you want: our favorite is smoked salmon and cream cheese £ 2.20 although one of the most typical are with pastrami, mustard and pickle. Do not think twice and go to sink your teeth in the beige of Beigel Bake!

• Where: 159 Brick Lane
• Metro: Shoreditch
• Web: //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beigel_Bake

In this place of Covent Garden you can eat one of the best pie (salted cakes) in London. There are the typical carnivorous options (chicken and mushrooms, minced beef and onion, lamb and mint) and a super appetizing vegetarian (with pumpkin and sheep cheese). The cakes cost £ 6. Tip: accompany the mashed potatoes with gravy / sauce (£ 3).

Do not be fooled by the size: the cakes fill up a lot!

• Where: 28 The Market
• Metro: Covent Garden
• Web: Batter Sea Pie Station

If you like vegetarian Indian food and you are very hungry this is your place: here is a free buffet that for £ 8.95 that entitles you to try all the curries, rice and vegetarian delicacies you want like the puri, the paneer, the Pappadam, the samosas and pakoras. The sauces are good and fresh.

Come on, one of the best (and cheap) options for eating vegetarian in London 🙂

• Where: 92-93 Chapel Market
• Metro: Angel or Kings Cross

If you are a fan of hummus, chickpea puree so rich and typical of the Middle East, here you can find the best in London. The hummus is accompanied by the ingredient you prefer (mushrooms, chicken, veal, salad ...) and pita bread: it costs approx £ 6. To accompany it you can try a falafel salad with tzatziki sauce for £ 5. For drinking we recommend mint and ginger lemonade £ 2.95.

• Where: there are several locations, look
• Web: www.hbros.co.uk

Update: in 2019 Hummus Bro closed 🙁 peeeero, friends who live in London have recommended us other restaurants to enjoy Middle Eastern food: Hiba Street We are looking forward to trying it 🙂

You always fancy a delicious pizza, right? Yes, so if you are also a pizza maker, write this name: Pizza Union. There are several places scattered throughout the city, but all are distinguished by having rich and cheap pizzas. For example, the 12 "margherita costs £ 3.95 (pizzas with more ingredients go up to £ 5- £ 7 which is not bad either, eh.)

• Where: You can see the 3 locations here.
• Web: www.pizzaunion.com

This site is a little gem with only one defect: it is not central, but if you are in the Wembley area or do not mind traveling, you have to go through here yes or yes. You will find English food, prepared with love and VERY cheap. It's perfect for breakfast: the cappuccino costs £ 1.9 and the combo of 2 eggs, 2 bacon, 2 sausages, tomato, beans and bread only costs £ 5.5. But it also has sandwiches and other dishes such as roasted potatoes perfect for a meal or early snack.

• Where: Welford Center 113 Chalkhill Road
• Web: //www.facebook.com/loungecafewembley/

You cannot leave the city without trying one of their most famous dishes: fish & chips. So if you are in the Spitalfields area, do not hesitate to stop by. The traditional fish & chips, served with chips and tartar sauce cost about £ 15. Many say that Poppies is the best fish & chips in London ... better go check it out, right?

• Where: 6-8 Hanbury St
• Web: //poppiesfishandchips.co. uk

This vegetarian restaurant in London is a delight for the stomach and heart: we love its philosophy ... they believe in the fair economic value of food, so if something does not convince you they let you put the price, they also let you take home beer and wine (This concept is very common in Australia) and they have a special project for those who have no money, do some volunteering in exchange for a good plate of food.

It is certainly an original place but beyond that it eats great! We recommend you try the buffet (£ 18, minimum 2 people), thanks to which you can try all the dishes you want. If you are more hungry try the blueberry and lime cheescake (£ 5). Tip: if you want to take away you can take curry with rice and salad for £ 8.

• Where? 326 Garratt Lane
• Web: //www.amrutha.co.uk/

Falafel is one of our favorite street food and in this place they do very well. The falafel pita costs £ 6 and believe us: they are very well spent. Plus: it is located in Camden Town so you are sure to pass by on your visit to London

• Where? The Stables Market
• Web: //magicfalafel.co.uk/

These are our 10 proposals of Restaurants where to eat in London cheap and good!. Do you know any of them? What are your recommendations?