Sticking to a lower budget doesn't mean you have to compromise on flavour, as Comptoir Libanais prove. With vibrant interiors matched by a vibrant menu of Middle-Eastern dishes, it's a go-to for those looking to grab an affordable breakfast, lunch or dinner. 

For something a bit more affordable in London, check out Camden Town's Cafe Chula for stellar Mexican eats and an inviting atmosphere. Enjoy endless quesadillas, tacos (3 for £8.50) and cocktails without breaking the bank.

Flare is the Soho spot that's got your budget-friendly needs covered across small plates, burgers, brunches and more. But that's not all, as you can grab cheap drinks to accompany your meal, including cocktail trees that are ideal for splitting between a group.

If you're looking for cheap places to eat in Liverpool Street, Polo 24 Hour Bar is coming in hot with a wicked menu of affordable eats. Get your smackers around banging breakfast bites alongside wraps, hotdogs and sliders.

An affordable restaurant in London that still looks super fancy? Ayllu is the place. Be pleasantly deceived by the swanky interiors before being met with a Japanese-Peruvian fusion menu featuring surprisingly pocket-friendly dishes; think £6 tacos, £7 bao buns and super cheap sushi. 

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YO! Sushi restaurants are already affordable on a normal day, but when they throw in set menu offers? It's an absolute steal. For £16.95, you can nab a donburi rice or poke bowl main alongside a drink and side as part of TokYO! Nights.

Scrimp on those pennies at your next meal out by heading on over to Gigis Hoxton. This quirky East London hangout is slinging out bargain bites, from breakfast all the way through to dinner. Pop by to chow down on sirloin steaks, mac 'n' cheese balls and much more.

Slug and Lettuce have always been a name synonymous with affordability. With sites all over London, including their pretty Tower Bridge spot, enjoy 2-4-1 cocktails throughout the week, and classic pub-style mains (with a few twists) from £10-14.

A place for affordable Pan-Asian food? It has to be the pretty restaurants of Dim T Charlotte Street, Victoria and Hampstead. These cute destinations promise everything from ramen to curries and dumplings, all with the cocktails or wine to accompany.

When you see how gorgeous this 1930 Miami clubhouse-inspired space is, you'll be even more impressed with the affordable prices. Head down to The Palm House for dishes with a Cuban influence, including Mahi Mahi ceviche and molé chilli chicken tacos.

Cheap and cheerful Pasta Remoli is a great affordable restaurant serving up hungry north and west Londoner. Head to either venue to find a delicious menu of homemade pasta that can be customised however you like, right down to the cheese on top.

After affordable restaurants in Clapham? Argan is found just off the high street, dishing out Moroccan and Lebanese cuisine from their family-run venue. Not only can you get your lips around tagines, shawarma and other crowd-pleasers, but cocktails will wash down your meal.

Giving you Wes Anderson meets Miami vibes, Bocca Bocca is a Leyton restaurant with premium Italian dishes and flavour in mind. Heading down? Make the most of their lunch offer for just £20 per person, including an Aperol Spritz, soft drink, pizza and salad.

One of the affordable only restaurants in London to completely serve up vampire-inspired black charcoal pizzas, Lost Souls is a rock 'n' roll haven, where Wednesdays give you the biggest bang for your buck, as you get 2-4-1 pizzas and an all night happy hour.

When you need affordable restaurants in North London, Sazon is the place to go to celebrate Latin culture while you're at it. Expect Colombian art on the walls, all while the kitchen delves out amazing Dominican food.

On the hunt for banging bites that won't break the bank? Megan's located across the capital truly rustle up a seriously enticing selection of eats, from moreish brunch classics and sharing plates through to salad bowls and posh kebabs. On top of that, the cocktails are pretty epic too.

A dark and dreamy beacon of South American fun times, Salsa knows how to pit party bar up with some pretty tasty dining. An explosion of colour, sassy culture and vibrant style, the cheap restaurant's menu of tapas plates averages out at a fiver a pop, so you can stack up for less. 

A trendy laid-back restaurant opposite the canal in Haggerston, Arepa & Co offer a menu of vibrant Venezuelan eats that won't break the bank. to top it off, their happy hour offers 2-4-1 cocktails every day between 4 and 6pm. 

Check out Grosvenor Casino, with venues on Gloucester Road and in the West End, for a meal that won't break the bank. We're talking mains like torched mackerel, marinated vegetable skewers and succulent steaks, with a dreamy raspberry parfait for dessert. 

Looking for a restaurant that's dishing up quality food at an affordable price? Cellar at Kindred in Hammersmith is a gorgeous all-day café and bar doing just that. Boasting European wines and seasonal menus involving pizzettes and shakshuka, it's a buzzy neighbourhood spot that won't empty your pockets.

A chic spot for Spanish dining in Covent Garden, Opera Tavern aren't shy when it comes to a great dining deal. Join them for lunch where they're offering 3 of their London renowned tapas plates for just £20, including regular set dinner meals so you know exactly what you're spending.

Set in a Georgian townhouse with a huge beer garden and large bar, Effra Social is a brilliant south London spot. Head over to Brixton to munch on affordable small plates (such as vegan hot dogs for just £11), slurp amazing craft beer and hear a hot roster of live music.

A bit of a Shoreditch locale for a cool atmosphere and affordable evenings out, Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes is as quirky as they come. Head over and discover an informal set-up perfect for an after-work chill complete with cocktails and pizza from as little as £6.

A dim sum restaurant with sites strewn about the city, take your palate across Asian flavours in Southbank, Covent Garden and more as Ping Pong serve up steaming morsels, alongside an impressive all you can eat dim sum banquet at all sites from as little as £25 per person.

Pizza in London for under a tenner? That's right city dwellers, it is possible. Host to a weekly selection of deals, Tank And Paddle promise a delicious selection of slices alongside affordable drinks and craft beer aplenty from Minster Court and neighbouring Bishopsgate. 

Zoom East Kitchen & Bar is a vibrant Aldgate venue inspired by Sicilian cuisine. The restaurant is full of colourful artwork, while the menu features dishes like crispy arancini, mackerel skewers and stone baked pizza, with a cracking selection of Italian desserts.

Boasting a bottomless dinner option for just £20, which also includes unlimited drinks, alongside affordable brunches and other meals, OctaGreen is a great choice for saving your pennies. Think jerk chicken, moussaka and more across an international menu.

Not only can you tuck into reasonably priced pizza at Pizza Pilgrims in locations such as Victoria, Canary Wharf and Waterloo, but you can do it in quirky Italian-style surroundings with a few delicious cocktails thrown in. Expect pizzas from as little as £6, with desserts starting from only £4.

When it comes to budget-friendly Farringdon restaurants, Anilo's Kitchen is a great option. Head inside this Exmouth Market gem, where you'll be able to chow down on plates from £2.95, including grilled zucchini, lamb meatballs and spicy Turkish sausages. Yum.