You can argue that the vitality of a city’s food scene is measured by the quality and variety of its low-cost fare. As long as Baja Burrito stands in Berry Hill, Nashville will have one place where $5.50 will buy you an immensely satisfying meal of fresh ingredients: rice, beans and guacamole salad served with corn tortillas. Ladle it with Baja’s salsas and a splash of El Yucateco, and you’ve got a decisive smackdown to the notion that cheap food has to be flavorless, unhealthy or bad. See also: King’s Market in Antioch, the roast pork banh mi at InterAsian Market & Deli near the fairgrounds on Nolensville, and Taqueria del Indio at 12th Avenue and Wedgewood.
Best Cheap Dinner
Peasant Plate at Baja Burrito
