Americans may not agree on everything (especially now) but a common complaint over the last few years is how expensive everything has become. And that price hike really started to rise when we were all looking for friends who had “a spare piece” of toilet paper.
Ever since standing in line at Costco to grab a few rolls of toilet paper, looking for ways to save money has become a way of life, and one of the biggest trends is finding cheap places to eat. Thanks to Saving Spot, we now know where to find the cheapest places to eat in Minnesota!
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The cheapest place to eat in Minnesota was just announced!
According to the New York Post, the average American spends more than $2,500 annually on restaurant dining. While we continue to order cheeseburgers and fries, about 39% of the population has reportedly actually spent less money at restaurants. Some people even find loopholes to save a few bucks, such as ordering off the kids’ menu. (Psst…if you do this at Culver’s, you’ll also get a free scoop of ice cream.)
Thanks to a new Saving Spot report from CashnetUSA, there appears to be a successful spot in Minnesota serving amazing food at prices people appreciate.
Taco Jed voted best place for cheap eats in Minnesota
If you’re looking for a delicious meal that’s filling and affordable, a taco shop in Rochester, Minnesota should be your next stop.
Credit: Google
“At Taco JED, we believe that good food and friendly faces bring a community together. We are a local business and love serving our town! We have live music every Friday and Saturday night from 6-8pm and breakfast tacos are served daily until 3pm. Taco JED – where tacos unite people.” – by Taco Jed on Google
Located at 808 Broadway Ave. S in Rochester, Minnesota, this great taco restaurant features live music, an outdoor patio, and an overall great atmosphere. Check out the menu and learn more on the Taco Jed website.
See the full list of Cheap Eat winners in the United States
I know people love to take road trips and find unique, local restaurants instead of chains. If you’re looking to take a quick road trip, check out these other winners lists that are just a short drive from Minnesota:
The full list of winners can be found on the CashnetUSA.com website.
Places in Minnesota with free stuff for you on your birthday
It’s your BIG day and while you may not always want to celebrate your age increasing by a number, there are several places in Minnesota that will want to celebrate YOU! Check out the list and plan to visit all of these places on your next birthday.
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