You won't need to dig deep to afford a meal at these establishments – they're well-priced, original and great fun for not a lot of lucre
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Just because the economy is creaking at the seams and you're cutting back on spending doesn't mean you can't afford to eat out, it's just a case of knowing where to look. We've picked some gems across the country where you can break bread without breaking your bank balance at the same time. See if there's a cheap eat restaurant near you by clicking through the images..
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