Cheap Restaurants in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs has a dizzying array of restaurants that can meet any taste and any budget. For an amazingly inexpensive meal, visit La Casita Patio Café. This festive restaurant has quite a reputation for "how-can-it-be-this-inexpensive" Mexican fare. The interior is adorned with Mexican-style decorations, but not to the point of overkill. Fajitas, tamales, enchiladas and all the other staples of Mexican fare are all offered. The salsa bar includes four options ranging from mild to "quick-jam-a-fire-extinguisher-in-my-mouth" hot. Try the fried ice cream for dessert.
Get a taste of traditional Indian flavors in the heart of Colorado Springs, check out the India Palace. The interior is simple, bright and welcoming. Expect to find a lot of business diners here during lunch for the buffet, but families dominate the evenings. Enjoy the delicious oven-baked tandoori plates of chicken or breads. The kebabs are all traditional favorites as well.
For almost 30 years, Howard's Backyard Pit Bar-B-Q has been a popular mainstay in Colorado Springs. There is nothing fancy about it, with its menu board and outdoor picnic tables which overlook a railroad yard; but then again that is usually the sign of a true barbecue restaurant. Try a full slab of ribs, or for something less messy opt for the sliced beef. The barbecue chicken is also popular. Beans and coleslaw accompany all meals. You don't have to spend a fortune to have your fill of delicious food in Colorado Springs.
Get a taste of traditional Indian flavors in the heart of Colorado Springs, check out the India Palace. The interior is simple, bright and welcoming. Expect to find a lot of business diners here during lunch for the buffet, but families dominate the evenings. Enjoy the delicious oven-baked tandoori plates of chicken or breads. The kebabs are all traditional favorites as well.
For almost 30 years, Howard's Backyard Pit Bar-B-Q has been a popular mainstay in Colorado Springs. There is nothing fancy about it, with its menu board and outdoor picnic tables which overlook a railroad yard; but then again that is usually the sign of a true barbecue restaurant. Try a full slab of ribs, or for something less messy opt for the sliced beef. The barbecue chicken is also popular. Beans and coleslaw accompany all meals. You don't have to spend a fortune to have your fill of delicious food in Colorado Springs.
