⛰️ Local Colorado Springs Meal Deals
Tacos El Amigo
Two Breakfast Burritos $13 · Tacos $3.50
A no-frills east-side counter that locals rank among the best cheap breakfast burritos in the Springs, and its own ordering site settles the number: the breakfast burrito is $6.50, so two eat for $13.00 flat. The rest of the board is just as gentle — street tacos $3.50 (fish and shrimp $4.50), bean-and-cheese burrito $5.50, cheese quesadilla $6.50, torta $9.00, regular burrito $8.50. Splurge builds still clear: two orders of birria tacos with consomé are $24.58, so stop at one and split a torta. Open 8am to midnight every day. Read off tacoselamigoco.com, August 2026 — note the site quotes a second, higher set of delivery prices, and the pickup figures are the ones above.
La Casita Mexican Grill
Breakfast Burritos from ~$4 — price unconfirmed
A 30-plus-year New Mexican mini-chain famous for tortillas pressed in-house, smothering green chili and a free salsa bar. Its own site confirms three Springs stores — 306 S 8th St (7am–9pm daily), 4295 N Nevada Ave and 3725 E Woodmen Rd — with a drive-thru at the Westside shop. The price is the part we cannot stand behind: breakfast burritos are widely quoted from about $4 for bean-and-cheese up to $7, which would put two well under $15, but the menu page sits behind a bot wall that returns 403 to every read we tried. To check: lacasitamexigrill.com/menu, for the bean-and-cheese and green-chile burrito prices.
King's Chef Diner
Breakfast Burrito ~$7.85 — price unconfirmed
The tiny purple castle across from Acacia Park, slinging giant Colorado green chile since 1956 — Al Roker filmed here. The diner's own site confirms the address and the hours (open every day, in its own words “7am ish till 2pm ish”) and sells its green chili by the jar, but it publishes prices for exactly one thing: half-pan catering bakes at $59.95–99.95. The breakfast burrito is quoted around $7.85, which would put two near $16, and that number has no owner source behind it. To check: order.toasttab.com/online/king-chef-diner-2-131-e-bijou-st, which serves a bot wall to us.
Rocha's Mexican Fast Food
Green-Chile Burritos · Single Digits — prices unconfirmed
A tiny, beloved Mexican fast-food counter turning out huge green-chile-smothered burritos at single-digit prices, with breakfast from 6am and a kitchen open late on weekdays. There are two — the original at 402 S 8th St and a second at 1534 S Nevada Ave — and both are trading, at 4.4 stars. The carne-asada burrito is quoted around $9.50, which would put two near $19, and that figure still has nothing behind it: Rocha's has no website, no online ordering and no owner-published menu of any kind, so every price in circulation traces back to a listing site. To check: the board in either shop, or call ahead.
Joey's New York Pizza
Weekday Lunch Slice Deals — prices unconfirmed
A local NY-style pizzeria with by-the-slice window service across three Springs shops — Briargate, 227 S 8th St and Templeton Gap. Its own site advertises “amazing lunch specials at all 3 locations” and then names neither the specials nor a single price; the menu is a bot-walled page we cannot read. Worth correcting on the way past: this card used to say the specials run Mon–Fri, and Joey's own hours have all three stores closed Mondays (Tue–Thu 10am–9pm, Fri–Sat to 10pm, Sun 11am–9pm). To check: joeysnypizza.com/menu, for the slice and lunch-special prices.
Fat Sully's NY Pizza
Oversized NY Slices to Share — prices unconfirmed
Downtown home of oversized, foldable New York slices near Weidner Field and the Olympic Museum, and part of the Denver-based Atomic Cowboy / Denver Biscuit Co. group. The group's own locations page confirms the 528 S Tejon St store is open and lists it alongside the Denver, Golden, Centennial and DIA shops — but it publishes no per-location menu, routing every order into GoTab or a delivery marketplace instead, so a slice price cannot be read from anything the owner controls. This card previously pointed at a Facebook page; it now points at the group site. To check: the GoTab pickup menu for 528 S Tejon.
Tacos Tenexpa
Street Tacos ~$2.50–4 — prices unconfirmed
An authentic Guerrero-style street-taco truck in the Palmer Park area with parking-lot seating — asada, al pastor, lengua, tripa and cabeza, plus tortas, burritos and quesadillas. Its own ordering site confirms the address and pins the window down harder than this card used to: Thursday to Sunday, 5–11pm, closed Monday through Wednesday. Tacos are quoted around $2.50–4, which would feed two on five or six, but the site's menu loads through a call we cannot make and no price appears in the page itself. To check: ordertacostenexpa.com, for the asada and al pastor taco prices.
Dos Santos
Taco Tuesday 2-for-1 · $7 Happy Hour All Day Mondays
A scratch-made downtown taqueria known for birria and brunch. Regular entrées are not cheap, but two of its published deals are, and both are on the restaurant's own Colorado Springs menu. Taco Tuesday is 2-for-1 on Porky and Tinga tacos, dine-in all day — at $4.95 a taco that is four tacos between two people for $9.90, the cheapest sit-down meal on this page. Happy hour is $7 a plate or glass and runs all day Monday plus 3–6pm every day: poke bites, tinga chips, house marg, house lager, basil limeade — two graze for $14–21. Off the deal windows, chips and salsa are $8, pozole verde $6 for a cup, fried plantains $6 and the chopped salad $9. Read off dossantostacos.com, August 2026.
Ruffrano's Hell's Kitchen Pizza
Slice + 3 Knots + Drink $6.66 — Two for $13.32
A local NY-style slice shop with a cult following on Cheyenne Mountain Blvd, plus Security and Manitou Springs. Its “Hell of a Deal” combos all include a fountain drink, and the cheapest is a slice of pizza with three knots at $6.66 — two people eat and drink for $13.32. Correction worth knowing before you go: this card used to sell a two-slices-and-a-drink combo at $9.99, and Ruffrano's own menu now prices that one at $11.11, which puts two at $22.22 and over our line. The advertised Lunch Special for Two — two slices, two salads, two drinks — is $24.44 and misses too. Stick to the $6.66 combo. Open 11am daily, to 10pm Fri–Sat. Prices read from ruffranoshellskitchenpizza.com, August 2026; the shop's Slice storefront runs a little higher.
Colonel Mustard's Sandwich Emporium
Two Colonel's Coneys $11.90 · Soup $4.95
A Westside sandwich counter with a 4.7-star reputation and a menu built for exactly this page. The two cheap anchors are the Colonel's Coney and the Captain Kid at $5.95 each — two of either is $11.90. Build up and it still works: a soup of the day at $4.95 plus a $10.95 Ham & Cheese or Doc Martin lands two at $15.90, and macaroni and cheese is $6.95. Breakfast runs the same way — ham and cheese croissant $9.95, Royal Round $9.95, so two eat for $19.90 on the nose. The big specialty sandwiches ($11.95–12.95) put two over, so mix one with a soup rather than doubling up. Open 9am–4pm every day. Prices read off the shop's own ordering menu, August 2026.
Oliver's Deli
Two Breakfast Burritos $16.50 · Egg Bagels Two for $14.50
The best-reviewed deli on this page at 4.8 stars, tucked into the Delmonico Drive shops. Breakfast is where two people win: the breakfast burrito is $8.25 and the breakfast scramble the same, so two eat for $16.50; the egg bagel sandwich is $7.25, two for $14.50; a toasted bagel with cream cheese is $5.25. At lunch the specialty sandwiches are $12.50–12.95 and two of those miss, so pair one with a $5.25 cup of soup — the rotation runs chicken noodle and cream of broccoli Monday, minestrone Tuesday, cream of mushroom Wednesday, vegetable Thursday and clam chowder Friday ($6.75). Build-your-own is $10.95. Open 7am–4pm weekdays, 8am–2pm Saturday, closed Sunday.
Nacos Tacos
Tacos $3.23 · Six for $19.38 · Gorditas $6.50
A busy N Academy taquería with a genuinely enormous board — twenty-odd taco fillings, gorditas, huaraches, tortas and shakes — and it is one of the cheapest per-taco reads in the city. Tacos are $3.23 for asada, pastor, carnitas, pollo, birria, cabeza, chicharrón and buche, so six between two people is $19.38. The roomier play is the masa board: gorditas and huaraches are $6.50 in any filling ($4.99 with beans), so two eat for $13. Also under the line: a bean-and-cheese burrito or cheese quesadilla at $6.99, a meatless breakfast burrito at $6.99, an agua fresca at $5.77. Loaded burritos are $10.99 and two of those miss. Open 9am–8pm every day. Prices off the shop's own ordering menu, August 2026.
Hidalgo's Kitchen
Pupusas $4.99 · Two Breakfast Burritos $17.98
A 4.7-star Salvadoran-and-Mexican kitchen on N Circle Drive, and the only place on this page serving pupusas to order. Pupusas are $4.99 each — loroco and cheese, chicharrón, jalapeño, zucchini, revueltas, even a birria one — so two people share four for $19.96, or two pupusas plus a fried corn tamale ($5.75) for $15.73. Breakfast burritos are $8.99, two for $17.98. Fried plantains are $7.99 and guacamole with chips $7.50. The Mexican specials — tacos, tortas, quesadillas — run $10.99–11.99 a plate and two of those miss, so stay on the Central American side of the menu. Closed Wednesdays; Saturday is the long day, 8:15am–7:30pm. As with every Menufy menu, the site quotes a higher delivery set — the pickup prices are the ones above.
Fargo's Pizza
Two Small Cheese Pizzas $12.10
A 4.8-star Colorado Springs institution on E Platte — the Victorian pizza parlor with the player piano — and its small pies are priced like it is still 1975. A small plain cheese is $6.05 and a small pepperoni $6.95, so two people get a pizza each for $12.10–13.90 and still have room for $3.75 garlic knots. Hot sandwiches — French dip, pulled pork, meatball, BBQ beef — are all $9.95, so two of those land at $19.90, on the line before tax. Spaghetti with marinara is $9.95 too. The large specialty pies ($13.70–13.95) are the trap here: one feeds two, but add anything and you are over. Open 11am daily, to 9pm Thursday through Sunday. Prices read off the shop's own Slice ordering menu, August 2026.
Decent Pizza Co.
Two Half-Pan Deep Dishes $17.90 · Red Top $15.95
Detroit-style deep dish inside the Ivywild School, the 1916 schoolhouse on S Cascade that Colorado Springs turned into a food hall. Everything comes in a half pan or a regular, which makes the maths easy: two people can take a half-pan Red Top at $8.95 each, $17.90 for the pair, or split one regular Red Top at $15.95 and put the change toward a $5.95 half house salad. Empanadas are $4.95 each in every variety, bread sticks $8.95 and baked pasta $10.95. Where it goes wrong is the specialty regulars — the Cadillac, Little Piggies, Bruschetta and Animal Lovers are all $19.95, which leaves nothing for a drink at $2.95 a soda; the half-pan versions of the same pies are $10.45 and two of those land at $20.90, just over. Stay on Red Top or build your own ($8.95 a half, plus $1.00–1.25 a topping). Prices read off decentpizza.co, August 2026.
Nacho Matrix
Happy-Hour Nachos + Chips $13 · $3 Tacos
A build-your-own nacho bar on N Cascade whose regular menu is nobody's idea of cheap — signature nachos are $15–18 and a taco plate $12–14 — and whose happy hour is one of the best deals in the city. On the window, house tacos are $3 each, chips and salsa $3, a chicken quesadilla $9 and the Classic Nachos $10. Two people share nachos and chips for $13, or eat six tacos for $18. The windows are short and they move by day, so this one is worth planning: 4–6pm Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday; 3–6pm Tuesday; 2–4pm Saturday and Sunday. Brunch is the other cheap door — queso potatoes $6, a mixed berry bowl $6, Matrix potatoes $9, green chile breakfast quesadilla $12. Read off the restaurant's own dated specials calendar, August 2026; confirm the window before you drive, because it is published day by day.
Tommy's Tacos
Street Tacos $3.50 · Two Rolled-Taco Plates $13.98
A 4.8-star taqueria on N Nevada with a board deep enough that the cheap builds outnumber the expensive ones. Street tacos are $3.50 — adobada, carne asada, carnitas, pollo asado — so four between two people is $14.00 and five is $17.50; a sixth tips you to $21.00, which is the line to watch. Cheaper still: three rolled tacos with cheese are $6.99, so two plates is $13.98, and the five-piece version is $8.99 each. A bean burrito is $9.39, bean and cheese $9.89, veggie $9.29 — two of any of those clears. Where it stops working is the plates and burritos: the loaded ones run $12.99–15.99 and the combination plates $14.86–17.50, so one of those feeds one person, not two. Tortas at $10.99 put two at $21.98, just over. Prices read off the shop's own ZingMyOrder menu, August 2026.
Kebab and Gyro House
Two Falafel Plates $17.98 · Borek $3.99
A 4.7-star Middle Eastern kitchen and grocery on Austin Bluffs Parkway, and the vegetarian half of its menu is where two people eat cheaply. Falafel — eight pieces with sour mango sauce — is $8.99, as are the stuffed grape leaves, so two plates is $17.98. The borek, layers of crispy pastry filled with cheese or potato, is $3.99, which turns either plate into a proper spread for two at about $17. The dips are $10.99 each — hummus with summac, baba ghanoush, tzatziki, garlic sauce with warm pita — so one dip plus a borek each is $18.97. The meat side is where it breaks: gyro and shawarma sandwiches are $10.99–12.99, and two of those land at $21.98–25.98, over the line. Order vegetarian, or split one sandwich and a borek. Prices off its own ZingMyOrder menu, August 2026.
La Conchita Mexican Food
Four Tamales $12 · Tacos $3.50
A 4.8-star kitchen on Barnes Road on the east side, and the cheapest sit-down meal for two the Places sweep turned up in the whole city. Tamales are $3.00 — rojo de puerco, verde de pollo, and a strawberry one for afters — so four between two people is $12.00. Tacos are $3.50 in pollo, adobada, asada or barbacoa, which makes four $14.00 and five $17.50; lengua is $4.00, suadero $4.25, tripa $4.50 and a single quesabirria $4.99. Round either out with rice and beans at $5.00, chips with beans and cheese at $7.00, or churros at $5.20. Where it stops working is the plates: sopes, gorditas, enchiladas, quesadillas and enmoladas are all $12.47–13.00, so one each puts two at $26 and well over. Stay on the tamal and taco end of the board. Prices read off the restaurant's own ZingMyOrder menu, August 2026.
Maria's Taco Shop
Tacos $3.65 · Four for $14.60
A 4.6-star taqueria on E Pikes Peak with 800-plus reviews and a taco board priced like it means it. Tacos are $3.65 across adobada, barbacoa, carnitas, chorizo, soft chicken and both hard-shell fillings, so four between two people is $14.60 and five is $18.25; asada is $3.75 and lengua $4.95. Build it out cheaply — refried beans $2.58, rice $2.99, chips and salsa $3.61, a side of cheese $2.06 — so two people eat two tacos each with rice and beans for about $19. Singles worth knowing: a tostada is $4.66, an enchilada $4.13, a sope $5.68, a bean-and-cheese burrito $5.16. Churros are $5.43 and a large horchata $5.00. Prices read off the shop's own ZingMyOrder menu, August 2026.
💡 How to read the badges: ✓ verified means we read that price off something the restaurant itself controls — its own site, its own menu, or its own ordering page. ⚠ price check pending means we believe the place belongs here but could not confirm the number from an owner source, usually because the menu sits behind a bot wall or the site publishes no prices; each amber card says exactly what still needs checking. Delivery marketplaces and listing sites are never accepted as sources. Prices still change — check before a special trip, and flag anything expired on our main directory.
📍 Regional Chains
Bigger than one storefront, smaller than the home-page national list — verified on each chain's own Colorado Springs store menus.
MOD Pizza
One 11" Pizza Split Two Ways — $11.99, Unlimited Toppings
MOD fast-fires an 11-inch build-your-own pizza in about three minutes, and the model is one price however many of the 40-plus toppings go on it — the chain's own words are "the price always stays the same." The 11-inch MOD-size with unlimited toppings reads $11.99 at the 13461 Bass Pro Dr store on MOD's own ordering system, August 2026 — $6.00 a head when two people split it, which is the cheapest honest way through the door. MOD sizes a salad it labels "Mega (Feeds 2)" outright at $13.99, so one order is dinner for both of you without touching the pizza menu. Want your own pie each? Two 6-inch minis with cheese run $15.98. Worth knowing before you go: your first purchase as a MOD Rewards member earns a free MOD-size pizza or salad, which makes round one genuinely two for the price of one. Drinks still fit: two 16 oz fountains add $5.98 and the loaded 11-inch with both lands at $17.97. MOD prices by store, so confirm at yours — the spread across the cities we checked runs $11.89 to $16.59 for the same pizza.
El Pollo Loco
À La Carte Quesadillas $7.99 — Two for $15.98 · Cheese Quesadilla $2.49
The LA-born fire-grilled chicken chain — first US stand opened on Alvarado Street in 1980, now roughly 480 stores across California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado and Texas — keeps a Colorado Springs store at 825 E Fillmore St per its own locator API; verified July 2026. Prices from our July 2026 read of the chain's own menu: the à la carte chicken quesadilla is $7.99 — two for $15.98 — and the just-cheese quesadilla is $2.49, while fire-grilled chicken combos push close to the line, so quesadillas are the sure two-under-$20 play. Prices vary by store, so confirm on yours in the app.
Whataburger
Breakfast Whatameals 2 for $12.78 · Burger Whatameals 2 for $17.98
The Texas 24/7 burger institution — founded in Corpus Christi in 1950, now ~1,030 stores across 16 states — where the chain's Colorado beachhead runs six Springs stores: the two-for-under-$20 math runs both ways: the Taquito with Cheese Whatameal is $6.39 with hash brown sticks included — two full breakfasts for $12.78, served 11pm to 11am — and the flagship Whataburger Whatameal (burger, fries, drink) is $8.99, so two land at $17.98 any hour; the bacon biscuit sandwich is $4.49 solo. Prices read from the chain's own store-selected online menu in July 2026 — Whataburger only shows prices once you pick a store and they vary by market, so check yours. Open 24/7.
Torchy's Tacos
Breakfast Tacos $4.75 · Two Breakfast Burritos $17.30 · Taco Two Step $9.95
The Austin-born taco chain runs two Springs stores — 1358 Interquest Pkwy and Powers (3015 New Center Point) — priced identically. Breakfast is served all day: bacon, crispy-potato or chorizo egg-and-cheese tacos with roja salsa are $4.75, and the loaded Breakfast Burrito is $8.65 — two burritos land at $17.30, four breakfast tacos at $19. Prices read from both stores' own ordering menus, July 2026. Limited-time bonus, same $9.95 at every store in the chain (all 120 checked, July 2026): the Taco Two Step — pick two signature tacos, served with chips & salsa and a 22oz drink — a complete meal for two at $19.90. It's on the Limited Time Only menu, so it won't last forever.
Fuzzy's Taco Shop
Breakfast Burritos All Day — Two for $15–17
The Fort Worth-born Baja taco chain runs four Springs stores — Creekwalk (140 E Cheyenne Rd), Fillmore (3111 N Chestnut), Dublin Blvd and Interquest — all with the same headline breakfast math. The Breakfast Whenever menu is served all day: bacon-potatoes-egg-&-cheese and chorizo-potatoes-egg-&-cheese burritos are $8.50 and bacon-egg-&-cheese is $8, so two burritos land at $15–17 at whichever store is closest. Prices read from the stores' own online menus, July 2026.
Jet's Pizza
$5 Off Any Specialty Pizza Online — Medium All Meaty $17.87
The Detroit-style original — Sterling Heights, Michigan, 1978, the chain that made the buttery, caramel-crusted square a national thing — keeps two Springs stores — Stetson Hills Blvd on the north side and a second across town. The play is the $5 Off Any Specialty Pizzas deal built into the chain's online ordering menu: a medium All Meaty (pepperoni, ham, Italian sausage, bacon, hamburger) listed at $22.87 on our August 2026 read at the chain's Denver store and rang up $17.87 with the deal applied — under the line with room for tax, and a medium is eight big slices, plenty for two. It's a deals-menu item so it can rotate out — and if it does, texting your order to your store takes 15% off menu-priced pizza. Prices vary by store, so run the math at yours before checkout.
Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii
Breakfast Sandwiches on King’s Hawaiian — Two + a Drip Under $20
Born at a Kona coffee-farm stand in 1989 and named for the donkeys that hauled coffee down the volcano slopes, the Hawaiian-coffee franchise is now about 40 stores strong. Colorado Springs has a store of its own on the Woodmen corridor at Woodmen Center Heights, with a second out east in Peyton on the Falcon side. The food play is the breakfast-sandwich board, served all day on King's Hawaiian sweet bread: bacon or sausage egg-and-cheddar, the Aloha (ham, egg, swiss, grilled pineapple, BBQ drizzle) and the Spam-stacked Bad Ass One. Across the three store menus we price-checked (Tolleson AZ, West Jordan UT, McKinney TX — August 2026), sandwiches run $6.77–$7.93 and a small drip of the Hawaiian blend $3.69–$4.49, so two sandwiches plus a shared drip lands at $17.23–$19.89 — under the line in every market we checked. The $7–9 flavored lattes are where the math breaks; stick to drip and it holds. Prices vary by store, so check yours.
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Firehouse Subs
Two $5 Snackers — $10.75 · Born in Jacksonville 1994
Jacksonville's biggest food export reaches here too: founded in 1994 by two firefighter brothers, now 1,200+ stores — and its own locator lists 4 stores inside Colorado Springs. The $5 Firehouse Snackers (BLT, Cordon Bleu, Sweet & Spicy Ham, Turkey Jalapeño half-subs) feed two for $10.75 all-in, and two small 4-inch Hook & Ladders run $12.78. The 8-inch mediums most people order run $10-plus — the only medium pair that stays near the line is the build-your-own ham or turkey. Priced on the chain's own ordering system at its Jacksonville San Marco store, July 2026 — prices vary by store, so confirm at yours.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Pick 6 — Meal for Two from $19.99
2 entrées + 2 sides + 2 fountain drinks from $19.99. Entrée picks include 10 boneless wings, a cheeseburger, or 3 crispy chicken dippers. A solid sit-down sports-night deal for two. Pricing is higher in AK, CA, HI, NY, OR and WA.
Dickey's Barbecue Pit
$19.41 Party Pack for 2 · $4.99 Pulled Pork Mondays
Colorado's strongest Dickey's market — pits on Constitution Ave, Cheyenne Meadows Rd, Interquest Pkwy, and downtown on E Pikes Peak Ave. The chain-wide $19.41 Party Pack feeds two (a pound of slow-smoked pulled pork, a large side of barbecue beans, four pieces of Texas toast, and fixings — the price is a nod to the 1941 founding), and Mondays bring $4.99 pulled pork classic sandwiches in-store. Participation and days vary by store — check your store's DEALS tab.
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🧟 Still True?
King’s Chef has two purple castles, and only one of them serves breakfast. The Bijou Street original is open every day, in the diner’s own words “7am ish till 2pm ish.” The second castle at 110 E Costilla St is private-events rental only, and the listings have not caught up: it is still carried on Google as an operational restaurant with 733 reviews attached, which is exactly what a stale listing looks like from the outside. You cannot walk in for a green chili bowl. Drive to Bijou & Nevada, across from Acacia Park.
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