West Hollywood Cheap Good Eats

[Psiweaver]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for good cheaper under $40 for two eats in the West Hollywood area. I'm up for any kind of food. Just toss me some suggestions.

[2chez mike]

I think the best for the cheapest is Poquito Mas on the Strip. You can get a single, though generous sized taco with rice, beans and chips and fresh salsa bar for three dollars and change.

[pkittie]

Absolutely Phobulous on La Cienega, the aforementioned Vito's, EatWell on Santa Monica, Zen Grill and Mishima on 3rd, down the street on 3rd (but not in WeHo): Doughboys, Toast and Joan's on Third. Bossa Nova and Newsroom on Robertson.

[Mike Z]

There is an excellent Indian place in the mall on Santa Monica by Gardner.

[Wolfgang]

I like Los Tacos (i think that's the name; i haven't been in a couple of years), a mexican place on santa monica blvd a few blocks west of fairfax in a strip mall next to a carwash.
There's also a small Russian grocery store next to the Whole Foods that sells these really tasty frozen ground beef dumplings.
They're great heated up in a vegetable soup, if you are the type that makes and enjoys soup.

[Obessed]

Hugo's, Basix, Marix, Carney's.

I second Vito's.

[Diana]

Hugo's in WeHo is gone.

[Obessed]

I believe they are just re-modeling.

[Tinitime]

Vito's Pizzeria on La Cienega

[luv2savr]

Toi on Sunset and Gardner, Swingers on Beverly (1 blk E of Crescent Heights), North End Pizzeria on 3rd, Astro Burger on SM Blvd., M Cafe de Chaya on Melrose...

[lalaw05]

in my opinion Toi is totally disgusting (it is also not in west hollywood)

[QualityMart]

Beverly Falafel at 3rd & La Cienega across from the Bev. Center. Love that place! They fry fresh falafel in a large, traditional style fryer right in front of you. All the other usual fare too: kefta, chicken kabobs, shawarma, etc.. Order at the counter, no waiters, small. Not a place to take a "date", but more like the kind of place where you go to grab good inexpensive food with the established s/o. :)

[2chez mike]

I went to Beverly Falafel once a couple of years ago. I was disappointed by the less than generous size of the falafel sandwich(C'mon! It's falafel, not prime rib or Langer's pastrami) for almost a five dollar bill. I admit it tasted good, but I left the place hungry and never went back. With Cafe Noura and Eat A Pita gone, I've been going to this place on Sunset just west of San Vicente and The Whiskey for decent falafel and schwarma. Can't think of the name right now.

[foodnmusic]

Hollywood Pita. Try the chicken kabob in their homemade Lafa wrap. Really good. Everything else is pretty good as well.