🌹 Local Georgetown Meal Deals
Mikey V's Tacos On The Square 🏆
4 Breakfast Tacos for Two — $14–$17 (Hot Sauce Shop on the Square)
Owner Michael V. runs a scratch-made taco kitchen and an in-house hot sauce shop stocked with Texas-made and award-winning bottled sauces — about 98% of the retail shelf is from inside the state. The cleanest 2-for-20 play here is breakfast: Egg & Cheese and Pops Crispy Beef tacos are $3.50, Carne Asada runs $3.50–4.50, and the Brisket Breakfast Taco is $4.25 — four tacos across two diners lands at $14–18. Specialty birria, brisket, and Cali-style tacos run $5.50, so a mix of two specialty plus two standard still slides under the $20 cap. Hours Mon–Thu 9am–8pm, Fri–Sat 9am–10pm, Sun 10am–6pm. 112 W 8th St, Georgetown.
600 Degrees Pizzeria & Drafthouse
Share a 14-Inch Cheese Pizza — $14.95 (Old Bakery, 30+ Drafts)
A 120-year-old bakery building reborn in 2015 as a hand-tossed pizzeria one block east of the Square, with 30-plus draft beers on rotation and a steady Southwestern University crowd. Cleanest 2-for-20 lock: the Build-Your-Own 14-inch cheese pie is $14.95 — share it and you have $5 left for sodas. Heads-up on the rest of the menu: 14-inch specialty pies run $22–29 and don't fit the cap. Signature slices are available until 5pm only, sized big enough that two slices split between two diners with a side. 124 E 8th St, Georgetown.
Goodfolks
Two Buttermilk Tender Sandwiches — $18 (Square-Side Southern)
Chef Justin Manzi's Southern-comfort kitchen with a Cajun streak, sitting in the same beautiful old Square-front building that housed the long-running Burger University until it closed in September 2020. The Buttermilk Tender Sandwich starts at $9 — two of those clean lands at $18 for two. Bigger plays clear the cap: Smash Burger $14, Chicken & Waffles Basket $14.50, Original Crispy Chicken Sandwich $14.50, Fried Shrimp Basket $15.50, Southern Comfort Burger $17, Buffalo Chicken Gnocchi $18 — pair any two of those with a side and you're over. Closed Tuesdays. Happy Hour 3–6pm offers discounts on un-original cocktails, draft beer, and house wine. 119 W 7th St, Georgetown.
Jaiwai Thai Kitchen
Two Lunch Noodle Plates — $17.98 (Family-Run, MSG-Free)
Owner Tom Jaiwai bought the Thai spot just off the Square in 2014 and rebranded it from Khun Kan to Jaiwai in 2017 — he runs it with his parents and sister, leans on Northern Thai recipes (the chicken khao soi is a personal favorite), and skips MSG. The lunch lock: Pad Thai, Pad Kee Mao, Pad See Ewe, and the fried rices now run $8.99 each on the lunch menu — two plates for $17.98. Egg Rolls and Spring Rolls $4.50 stack as starters if you're near the line. Closed Sundays. Lunch served Mon–Fri 11am–2:30pm. 114 E 7th St Ste 105, Georgetown.
Eat My Biscuits
Two Anita Biscuits — $13.98 (Drive-Thru Trailer at Hwy 29 Food Park)
Drive-thru biscuit trailer parked at the South Fork Food Park on Hwy 29, slinging Southern biscuits made from scratch with locally roasted coffee since 2021. The Anita Biscuit (one hand-made double-wide buttermilk biscuit with butter and your pick of two house jams — vanilla peach bourbon, strawberry, triple berry, blueberry, or grape) is $6.99 — two for $13.98 leaves room for OJ ($3.50) or a strawberry lemonade ($3.75) and still clears the cap. Bigger plates: The Big Lebiscuit Sandwich (biscuit, two fried eggs, double meat) and The Dude (biscuit, egg, cheese, smoked brisket) are both $10.69, so one of each is $21.38 — just over. Mix one Anita with one bigger biscuit ($17.68) for the sweet-and-savory split. Open 7 days for breakfast/lunch only. 3309 W State Hwy 29, Georgetown.
Dos Salsas ✨
Share the Dos Salsas Plate — $14.59 (Georgetown Institution Since 1999)
Memo Plata's family Tex-Mex spot a few blocks south of the Square has been a Georgetown staple since March 1999, and the brand has since added locations in Cedar Park (2012) and at The Domain in Austin (2019). The signature Dos Salsas Plate is $14.59 and stacks two cheese enchiladas with rice, beans, a crispy beef taco, and guacamole salad on one platter — multiple takeout reviewers say the portion can feed three people, so sharing it for two clears the $20 cap with chips, free salsa, and water. Add chicken or beef fajita meat for $3 if you want to splurge. Plenty of à la carte single tacos and breakfast options too if you'd rather order separately. 1104 S Main St, Georgetown.
Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill
Two Single Tacos — $15.98 (Half Block Off the Square)
Carlos Manzano and Santos Garcia's Southwestern restaurant and full bar a half block off the Square (with sister locations in Cedar Park and Leander). Single à la carte tacos run $7.99 — two for $15.98 with chips clears the cap. Honest heads-up: most of the menu pushes past $20 for two — pulled-pork tacos with sides $12.99, shrimp tacos with sides $13.99, the 8oz house burger $17.99 — so two of those won't fit. Daily Happy Hour starts at 3pm with half-priced apps, which is the second-cleanest play if you'd rather share a plate of nachos and a couple of margaritas. 212 W 7th St Ste 105, Georgetown.
Hat Creek Burger Company
Two Breakfast Combos — $10–$15 (Playground on the River)
Texas-grown burger spot serving Georgetown since 2013, sitting right next to the San Gabriel River Greenbelt with a big outdoor playground that won it the local "Best Family Friendly Restaurant" title (and got it named Official Burger of Austin FC). Breakfast is the cheapest 2-for-20 lock in town: Breakfast Hat Combo $5, Brekkie Bowl Combo $5.50, Flat Hat Combo $7, Rise-N-Shine Combo $7.50 — every combo includes coffee or OJ. Two of any of those tops out at $15 for two diners. The Hat Trick (3 sliders) is $9 if one of you would rather share. Lunch is harder to fit under $20 since 8oz Big Hat combos run higher — stick to breakfast or the Little Hat Combo for clean budget math. 201 San Gabriel Village Blvd, Georgetown.
Roots Bistro
Happy Hour Apps + Drafts — $17.50 (Live Music on the Square)
A scratch kitchen and live-music venue tucked into a 100+ year-old building on the south side of the Square — karaoke and open mic on Tuesdays, live local music Thursday through Saturday from 7–10pm. Cleanest 2-for-20 play during daily Happy Hour (4–7pm): split a Hummus Plate ($6) and a Spinach Artichoke Dip ($6.50) and add two $2.50 happy-hour drafts ($5) — that's $17.50 for two with food and drinks. Skip the drinks and you can pair a Cheese Board ($10) with a Hummus Plate ($6) for $16. The award-winning hand-tossed 14-inch pizzas are also share-friendly; the Foursquare tip-of-the-day says go big since the 14-inch is only $2 more than the 8-inch. 118 W 8th St #101, Georgetown.
Pro tip: Six of the nine local spots — Mikey V's, 600 Degrees, Goodfolks, Roots Bistro, Blue Corn Harvest, and Jaiwai Thai — sit on or within a block of the Williamson County Courthouse Square (between 7th, 8th, and Main Streets), so you can park once and walk a downtown crawl. Hat Creek lives by the river, Eat My Biscuits is at the Hwy 29 food park, and Dos Salsas is south on Main. Prices and deal availability shift with weekday and seasonal specials — confirm before you go, and if anything's expired, flag it on our main directory.
📍 Regional Chains
Bigger than one storefront, smaller than the home-page national list — verified on each chain's own Georgetown store menus.
MOD Pizza
One 11" Pizza Split Two Ways — $13.89, 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 $13.89 at the 1003 W University Ave store on MOD's own ordering system, August 2026 — $6.95 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 $15.14, 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 $13.78. 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. The trap is drinks — two 16 oz fountains add $6.78 and put the loaded 11-inch at $20.67, past the line, so drink water or drop to the $10.69 cheese build. 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.
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 four Georgetown 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.
Velvet Taco
Backdoor Chicken $20 — Whole Rotisserie Feast, Mondays Only
The Dallas-born "ridiculously original" taco chain — with its Georgetown store on W University Ave — runs the Mondays-only Backdoor Chicken: a whole rotisserie chicken (brined 48 hours, roasted over an open flame), queso blanco, guac, corn pico, six tortillas and two hot sauces for $20 flat — the price is printed right in the menu name, same at every store in the chain. It's to-go only: order at the counter or app and carry it out. Between two people that's a full build-your-own-taco dinner at the site's namesake number, 161g of protein included. Chain-published deal, confirmed July 2026.
Torchy's Tacos
Breakfast Tacos $4.25 · Two Breakfast Burritos $16.50 · Taco Two Step $9.95
The Austin-born taco chain's Georgetown store on Ronald Reagan Blvd at the H-E-B center. Breakfast is served all day: bacon, crispy-potato or chorizo egg-and-cheese tacos with roja salsa are $4.25, and the loaded Breakfast Burrito (cage-free eggs, refried pintos, crispy potatoes, chorizo) is $8.25 — two burritos land at $16.50, four breakfast tacos at $17. Prices read from the store's own ordering menu, 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.
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Taco Bell
Luxe Cravings Boxes + Luxe Value Menu
The $5 Classic Luxe Cravings Box (Beefy 5-Layer Burrito, Crunchy Taco, Cinnamon Twists, medium drink) makes it $10 for two, and the new Luxe Value Menu keeps ten items at $3 or less. Two people eat well under $20.
Papa John's
Papa Pairings — $13.98 for Two
Local store at 601 N Austin Ave in Georgetown, daily 10am to midnight (later on Fridays and Saturdays). Strongest 2-for-20 play: Papa Pairings let you pick two-or-more items at $6.99 each — medium 1-topping pizzas, wings, Papadias, breadsticks, garlic knots, or desserts — for $13.98 total. The standing 2 Large 2-Topping Pizzas for $19.99 also clears the cap. Carryout-only $7.99 Large 1-Topping is a third option. App and online deals rotate weekly. (512) 868-8877.
Sonic Drive-In
Two $7 Big Deal Meals — about $14
Sonic's $7 Big Deal Meal anchors the value menu — two meals run about $14, well under $20. Half-price drinks and slushes daily 2–4pm (or anytime ordering through the Sonic app).
Wingstop
$16.99 Boneless Meal Deal for Two
Wingstop's small combos have crept past $10 each — about $21–25 for two — so the better play is the $16.99 Boneless Meal Deal (20 boneless wings, up to 4 flavors, large fry, two dips), which splits two ways under $20.
Subway
Two Footlongs — $12.99 with code FL1299
Order in the Subway app or online: code FL1299 gets two footlongs for $12.99, or BOGO50 takes 50% off a second footlong. Sub Club members, participating locations — codes rotate, so check the app's deals tab.
Lone Star Kolaches
Drive-Thru Breakfast for Two — Under $15 (Williams Drive)
Texas-grown kolache and breakfast taco chain at 2500 Williams Drive — drive-thru-only mornings into early afternoon. Strongest 2-for-20 plays: kolaches typically run $3–$5 each (sausage-egg-cheese, jalapeño-cheese, fruit, cream cheese), so four kolaches for two diners stays well under $15 and leaves room for two drip coffees. Breakfast tacos are a similar bracket. (512) 639-8952.
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