Going out to eat isn't cheap! It seems like something that people are able to afford to do less and less. So when you find a delicious spot to eat out at that's ALSO affordable, it's a big win! Luckily for us in Minnesota, we've got two of the best cheap restaurants in the entire country.

So if you want to take the family out to eat and not break the bank in the process, consider one of these restaurants.

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Best Cheap Restaurants in the US

This list was created by USA Today. In order to determine the rankings, they took a look at Google ratings for cheap restaurants in 50 different cities. From there, they created their list of the 100 best cheap restaurants in the US.

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Best Cheap Restaurants in Minnesota

The two that made the list from Minnesota are both in Minneapolis. The first one is called All Square, coming in at number 28 on the list. You can find them on Minnehaha Ave.

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They describe their food as a "sweet and savory array of craft grilled cheese". They have gluten-free and vegan options and the most expensive food on the menu is the Apple Brie grilled cheese at $14.

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The other restaurant that made the list is Trieste Cafe coming in at number 54. You can find them by the Pourhouse downtown.

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They serve Greek food and their menu is super easy when it comes to prices. All paninis, hoagies, and pita sandwiches: $10.68. Lunch boxes and variety plates: $12.46.

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Minnesota Restaurants that Have Been on the Food Network

While you're out exploring these restaurants, think about paying a visit to a restaurant that has been featured on the Food Network, too!

All 37 Minnesota Restaurants that Have Been Featured on the Food Network

Many Minnesota restaurants have been featured on the Food Network over the years. Some have closed now, but I checked out the Food Networks website, the Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives website, and TVFoodMaps.com to find all of the Minnesota restaurants that have been featured on their channel in the past and found these 37 (in no particular order) that are still open.

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