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The cost of living may be on the rise in Montreal, but you can still indulge in some of the city's best eats without breaking the bank. Whether you're a student frustrated with campus food prices or simply looking to save some money on a night out, Montreal's food scene has plenty of affordable options to satisfy your cravings. From poutine and bagels to bánh mì and thali, here are some Montreal restaurants where you’ll not only eat well but for less.

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Hot dog seller Dave Magnuson has provided bargain eats with a personal touch from his spot in Northstar Center for nearly three decades.

We get it: Anyone living in Montreal is going to feel the sting of things getting more expensive from time to time, but in a city full of award-winning spots, they’ll still want to eat at a fancy restaurant on the cheap. No stress! It’s totally possible for you to eat out like a person with a fat bank account without completely draining your actual bank account.

Looking for affordable eats while catching a Minnesota Twins game? Look no further! Our latest article covers the exciting news of the Twins' value priced concession prices. Discover the delicious food and drinks available at Target Field without breaking the bank. From classic ballpark fare to unique and tasty options, there's something for everyone. Join the fun and cheer on the Twins while enjoying some of the best ballpark cuisine in the league. Read on to learn more about this exc...

The first of 20 Michigan Chicken Guy! restaurants from Guy Fieri is set to open in Livonia April 1, 2023 at 11a.m.

The first of 20 Michigan Chicken Guy! restaurants from Guy Fieri is set to open in Livonia April 1, 2023 at 11a.m.

The first of 20 Michigan Chicken Guy! restaurants from Guy Fieri is set to open in Livonia April 1, 2023 at 11a.m.

The first of 20 Michigan Chicken Guy! restaurants from Guy Fieri is set to open in Livonia April 1, 2023 at 11a.m.

Why skyrocketing food prices don’t faze Northland mum Anna Gentry.