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6th January 2026
02:34pm GMT
January can often feel like a never ending month of dull skies and empty pockets, and some day all you need to get by is a lovely bitta grub.
So, from caffeine to quesadillas, here are some of the best spots to eat this months that won't break the bank.
Multiple locations
Famous for their massive (in more ways than one) New York style slices, Bambino's offer a €13 deal which includes two slices and a drink. A deal that's definitely worth the queueing.
Capel Street, Dublin
At Itsa Bagel, all menu items fall under the €8 mark, and they're all as delicious as one another. From the signature club to the gourmet veggie, there is something here for everyone.
Multiple locations
Known for it's brilliant brunches and delicious dinners, Tang's lunchtime offering is not to be ignored.
With flatbreads and salads from €8.95, their super fresh middle-eastern flavours make for a perfect midweek treat.
Anne Street, Dublin
If there's one thing needed to push through these January days, it's caffeine.
Thankfully, Dublin Barista School on Anne's Street is offering €3 coffees - a stunner.
Dame lane
Be it lunch or late night, a slice is always a good idea, and Doom offer out some of the best in the city.
Lucky for us, they offer a €13 lunch deal which includes two slices, a dip and a drink - say less.
Dawson street
This Italian restaurant has multiple locations, however they offer a stunning line-up of pastas on Dawson Street, all for under €12.50
O'Connell Street
This kiosk tucked away on O’Connell Street offers delicious donuts for just €1.50.
Sugar, chocolate and sugar-cinnamon, the father son and holy spirit of doughnuts you might say.
Drury street
Pizza, pizza and more pizza - I mean is there a such thing as too much?
Mani on Drury Street is dishing out some stellar slices, all under the beaut price of €8.50.
With meat and veggie options, there sure is something for everyone in the audience.
Multiple locations
A tex-mex staple in the city, Pablo Piccante serve up classic bean and cheese burritos for only €7 or classic cheese quesadillas for €6.50. Ideal.
Middle Abbey street
One of the city's oldest veggie spots, Govindas is serving up serious grub at even better value.
You can grab a rice and dal tray for just €6.50, or a large try, which adds three extra items, from paneer to potatoes, for €12.95.
St Andrew's street
Ireland’s oldest Lebanese restaurant is tucked away on St Andrew's street and is offering some delicious meals.
Their Lebanese wraps are unbelievably tasty, from falafel to beef shawarma, and all under €11.50, it's hard to pick a favourite.
Mary street
This tiny, authentic noodle bar is serving up stellar dishes.
Their Chinese hamburgers and cold-skin noodles make for the perfect lunch, and all come in under a tenner.
