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ZOOKZ SANDWICHES: This local restaurant specializes in toasted, round sandwiches made by crisping bread and other ingredients in a special contraption. The result's not unlike a Hot Pocket. For breakfast, go for sandos stuffed with eggs, bacon and cheddar cheese. Lunch options include the No. 26 filled with ham, bacon, tomato, avocado, potatoes, cheddar cheese and picante sauce. Sandwiches come with your choice of side and cost just under $10 with tax. Online ordering is available. Details: 1 N. First St., Phoenix. 480-219-9729, zookzsandwiches.com.
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<strong>YOGI'S GRILL: </strong>Teriyaki bowls loaded with vegetables, beef, chicken and more cost less than $8 before tax at this fast-casual spot. Sushi options also make the menu, including half rolls that cost under $5 for four pieces. The downtown Phoenix restaurant is located at CityScape. <strong>Details: </strong>1 E. Washington St. #175, Phoenix. 602-252-9644, <a href="http://www.yogisgrill.com/" target="_blank">yogisgrill.com</a>.
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YOGI'S GRILL: Teriyaki bowls loaded with vegetables, beef, chicken and more cost less than $8 before tax at this fast-casual spot. Sushi options also make the menu, including half rolls that cost under $5 for four pieces. The downtown Phoenix restaurant is located at CityScape. Details: 1 E. Washington St. #175, Phoenix. 602-252-9644, yogisgrill.com.
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<strong>MATT'S BIG BREAKFAST: </strong>There was a time when The Five Spot sandwich at Matt's Big Breakfast actually cost $5. But these days the classic morning meal will cost you $6.50. The good news is it's as solid an option as ever: two slices of thick-cut bacon stacked with two eggs, American cheese and grilled onions. The fact that you'll be dining at a Phoenix institution is icing on the cake. <strong>Details: </strong>825 N. First St., Phoenix. 602-254-1074, <a href="http://mattsbigbreakfast.com/" target="_blank">mattsbigbreakfast.com</a>.
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MATT'S BIG BREAKFAST: There was a time when The Five Spot sandwich at Matt's Big Breakfast actually cost $5. But these days the classic morning meal will cost you $6.50. The good news is it's as solid an option as ever: two slices of thick-cut bacon stacked with two eggs, American cheese and grilled onions. The fact that you'll be dining at a Phoenix institution is icing on the cake. Details: 825 N. First St., Phoenix. 602-254-1074, mattsbigbreakfast.com.
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<strong>EL NORTE</strong><strong>Ñ</strong><strong>O: </strong>Bring cash to this walk-up Mexican restaurant, where you'll order at the window and almost always take your food to go. Almost the entire menu comes in under $10. And it includes chimichangas, burros, gorditas, tostadas and more. Combination plates are available and come with cheese-covered beans and rice. Or you can opt for one of the daily specials available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant is closed on Sundays. <strong>Details: </strong>1002 N. Seventh Ave., Phoenix. 602-254-4629, <a href="http://elnortenoaz.com/">elnortenoaz.com</a>.
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EL NORTEÑO: Bring cash to this walk-up Mexican restaurant, where you'll order at the window and almost always take your food to go. Almost the entire menu comes in under $10. And it includes chimichangas, burros, gorditas, tostadas and more. Combination plates are available and come with cheese-covered beans and rice. Or you can opt for one of the daily specials available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The restaurant is closed on Sundays. Details: 1002 N. Seventh Ave., Phoenix. 602-254-4629, elnortenoaz.com.
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<strong>CHEBA HUT: </strong>The toasted subs at this chain of stoner-themed sandwich shops are reliably dank. Top shelf options include the 5-0 loaded with "all the pig" — ham, salami, prosciutto, pepperoni and bacon — and the Kali Mist, a California club sandwich with a housemade chipotle mayo. Medium subs, also known as "pinners," will cost you $8-$9. Online ordering is available. <strong>Details:</strong> 825 N. Seventh St. #101, Phoenix. 602-281-6689, <a href="https://chebahut.com/" target="_blank">chebahut.com</a>.
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CHEBA HUT: The toasted subs at this chain of stoner-themed sandwich shops are reliably dank. Top shelf options include the 5-0 loaded with "all the pig" — ham, salami, prosciutto, pepperoni and bacon — and the Kali Mist, a California club sandwich with a housemade chipotle mayo. Medium subs, also known as "pinners," will cost you $8-$9. Online ordering is available. Details: 825 N. Seventh St. #101, Phoenix. 602-281-6689, chebahut.com.
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<strong>AL-HANA: </strong>Though it's a little farther from campus, this counter service restaurant inside the Baiz Market is worth the drive, bike or Uber ride. The menu is full of options under $10. Choose from falafel, chicken kebab or beef schwarma pita sandwiches all of which cost less than $5 before tax. If you've got the time, wander the aisles, which are loaded with hard-to-find ingredients and kitchen wares. <strong>Details: </strong>523 N. 20th St, Phoenix. 602-252-8996, <a href="https://baizmarket.com/restaurant">baizmarket.com/restaurant</a>.
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AL-HANA: Though it's a little farther from campus, this counter service restaurant inside the Baiz Market is worth the drive, bike or Uber ride. The menu is full of options under $10. Choose from falafel, chicken kebab or beef schwarma pita sandwiches all of which cost less than $5 before tax. If you've got the time, wander the aisles, which are loaded with hard-to-find ingredients and kitchen wares. Details: 523 N. 20th St, Phoenix. 602-252-8996, baizmarket.com/restaurant.
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<strong>DETROIT CONEY GRILL: </strong>Most of the menu at this Motor City-inspired restaurant is under $10 including Detroit Coney dogs, cheeseburgers, chili cheese fries and onion rings. You can even wash it down with a bottle of Faygo Pop. The restaurant is open Monday through Friday for lunch only. Online ordering and delivery are available. <strong>Details: </strong>16 W. Adams St., Phoenix. 602-253-0292, <a href="https://detroitconeygrill.com/">detroitconeygrill.com</a>.
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DETROIT CONEY GRILL: Most of the menu at this Motor City-inspired restaurant is under $10 including Detroit Coney dogs, cheeseburgers, chili cheese fries and onion rings. You can even wash it down with a bottle of Faygo Pop. The restaurant is open Monday through Friday for lunch only. Online ordering and delivery are available. Details: 16 W. Adams St., Phoenix. 602-253-0292, detroitconeygrill.com.
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<strong>ASADERO NORTE DE SONORA: </strong>New to town and looking for Sonoran-style Mexican fare? You'll find it at this easy-to-miss restaurant on 16th Street. The spot's specialties include grilled chicken. Solo diners can order a quarter or a half chicken with tortillas, salsa, beans and vegetables for less than $10. The paradilla, a heaping platter of meats, tortillas and vegetables is a great dinner for sharing with friends. <strong>Details: </strong>122 N. 16th St., Phoenix. 602-253-4010, <a href="https://asaderonortesonora.weebly.com/menu.html">asaderonortesonora.weebly.com/menu.html</a>.
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ASADERO NORTE DE SONORA: New to town and looking for Sonoran-style Mexican fare? You'll find it at this easy-to-miss restaurant on 16th Street. The spot's specialties include grilled chicken. Solo diners can order a quarter or a half chicken with tortillas, salsa, beans and vegetables for less than $10. The paradilla, a heaping platter of meats, tortillas and vegetables is a great dinner for sharing with friends. Details: 122 N. 16th St., Phoenix. 602-253-4010, asaderonortesonora.weebly.com/menu.html.
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<strong>GRAND AVENUE PIZZA COMPANY: </strong>Slay your late-night pizza cravings at this Grand Avenue restaurant. The menu includes both whole pies and slices, which start at just $2.50. Salads serve 1-2 diners and start at $5 for a simple spring mix. Delivery is available within three miles of the restaurant, though the $15 minimum means you'll want to split the bill with a friend. <strong>Details: </strong>1031 Grand Ave., Phoenix. 602-253-6107, <a href="https://www.grandavenuepizzacompany.com">grandavenuepizzacompany.com</a>.
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GRAND AVENUE PIZZA COMPANY: Slay your late-night pizza cravings at this Grand Avenue restaurant. The menu includes both whole pies and slices, which start at just $2.50. Salads serve 1-2 diners and start at $5 for a simple spring mix. Delivery is available within three miles of the restaurant, though the $15 minimum means you'll want to split the bill with a friend. Details: 1031 Grand Ave., Phoenix. 602-253-6107, grandavenuepizzacompany.com.
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<strong>CAROLINA'S: </strong>Eating at Carolina's is a metro Phoenix rite of passage, and there's no better place to experience the restaurant's famous tortillas than the original location, just south of the downtown Phoenix core. You can't go wrong with most things on the extensive menu of Mexican food classics, but a machaca plate or burrito never fails. No matter what, a half dozen flour tortillas to go — which cost less than a few hours of parking downtown — is worth the extra spend. <strong>Details:</strong> 1202 E. Mohave St., Phoenix. 602-252-1503, <a href="http://www.carolinasmex.com/">carolinasmex.com</a>.
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CAROLINA'S: Eating at Carolina's is a metro Phoenix rite of passage, and there's no better place to experience the restaurant's famous tortillas than the original location, just south of the downtown Phoenix core. You can't go wrong with most things on the extensive menu of Mexican food classics, but a machaca plate or burrito never fails. No matter what, a half dozen flour tortillas to go — which cost less than a few hours of parking downtown — is worth the extra spend. Details: 1202 E. Mohave St., Phoenix. 602-252-1503, carolinasmex.com.
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