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Las Americas Supermarket 🏆
50¢ Street-Size Taco Tuesday — 20 Tacos for Two = $10
Small family-run Latin grocery on Cherry Road with a working kitchen tucked at the back — and the place every Rock Hill regular points you toward when you want cheap tacos done right. Every Tuesday the price drops to fifty cents per taco. One important caveat: these are genuine street-size tacos, two or three bites apiece, so order accordingly — twenty between two diners runs ten dollars, with real budget left over for aguas frescas, horchata, or a side of carnitas. The rest of the week tacos jump to $2 each, dressed with cilantro and onion — eight tacos for two diners comes to sixteen. Seven meats are on the board (carne asada, al pastor, barbacoa, chicken, chorizo, carnitas, campechano), and beyond tacos the kitchen turns out birria with consommé, gorditas, pupusas, baleadas, and tamales by the pound. The grocery side carries chicharrón, fresh masa, Salvadoran cremas, and an excellent in-cooler hot sauce that locals swear beats the table sauce. Open daily 7am–9pm; Tuesday lunchtime is a real crush, so calling ahead saves a wait. 1906 Cherry Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Sonny's Dutch Mill
Burgers, Dogs & Shakes — Two Eat Under $14 (46 Years In Business)
Family-owned hot dog and burger counter on Anderson Road, in continuous operation for forty-six years and pulling 4.5+ stars across hundreds of Google reviews — homemade chili and house-cut fries are the recurring callouts. The math here leaves change for milkshakes: hot dogs $1.50, slaw dogs $1.75, hamburgers $3.10, cheeseburgers $3.35, double burgers $4.45, and a hamburger steak plate with home fries and slaw at $7.50. Two cheeseburgers plus one milkshake to share comes in around ten dollars, leaving budget for fries and onion rings. Order it Carolina-style (chili, slaw, and onion piled on top), and grab a Cherry Lemon Sundrop — a house-made signature mixed with cherry syrup. One quirk worth knowing: there's a 4% surcharge on card transactions, so cash genuinely saves money. Hours: Mon–Fri 11am–8pm, Sat 11am–3:30pm, closed Sundays. 550 Anderson Rd N, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Ebenezer Grill 🏆
Two Breakfast Plates for Two — Under $14 (Old-School Rock Hill Icon)
A genuine old-school greasy spoon on Ebenezer Road where the walls are layered in customer signatures going back decades — kids who scribbled their name in crayon at four come back at thirty-four to find the autograph still right where they left it. The current owner, Loyd Ardrey, took it over in 2003, continuing a chain of mom-and-pop operators stretching back to the mid-seventies. The 2-for-20 path is bottom-line simple: a breakfast plate with two eggs, bacon, biscuit, and hash browns runs $6.99 — two breakfasts come to under $14. Lunch hot dog plates and chili cheeseburgers fall in the $4–7 range, and the homemade vegetable soup and Carolina-style chili dogs are local favorites. Two important caveats: it's strictly cash (an ATM is on site), and they're only open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 6:30am to 2pm — that's the entire week. 1525 Ebenezer Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Time Out Sports Bar & Grill
Taco Tuesday — 12-Pack for $17 (Rock Hill's Oldest Bar)
Rock Hill's longest-running bar in its original location, three decades and counting on South Herlong Avenue — narrow footprint, dive atmosphere, regulars at the bar by 4pm, and Winthrop students filling the booths come game night. Tuesdays are the headline value: $1.50 beef tacos, $1.50 chicken, $2.50 steak, $3 specialty, $4 street corn, or a $17 twelve-pack of beef, chicken, or split — comfortably feeding two diners with food left over. Outside Tuesday, daily happy hour from 4 to 7pm Monday through Friday runs solid drink and food deals, and the burger menu (the bar's original calling card) holds up well — the Ref's Special and the fried green beans get repeat callouts in reviews. Kitchen typically runs until close, with the bar open until midnight most nights. 131 S Herlong Ave, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Mary's Cafe
Two Meat-and-Three Plates — $17.58 (Family-Run Since 1995)
Family-run Southern lunch counter on Firetower Road, plating meat-and-three since 1995. The matriarch's country fried steak draws the loudest praise, but the cheapest path to filling two people is the 2-Veggie Plate at $8.79 — pick any two from mac and cheese, fried squash, fried green tomatoes, collards, lima beans, mashed potatoes, fried okra, and pintos, with a dinner roll or cornbread on the side. Two veggie plates land at $17.58 with no meat involved. Add a hamburger ($7.19) or grilled cheese ($5.39) to the math if one person wants to go heavier. The smartest single-order play, though, is the soup with two grilled cheese combo at $13.19 — one ticket, feeds two. Round out a visit with chicken and dumplings, meatloaf, and homemade banana pudding. Hours: Mon–Fri 11am–8pm, Sat 8am–3pm, Sun 11am–3pm. 1349 Firetower Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
The Dixie Pig 🏆
Two Pulled Pork Sandwiches — $17 (Yelp Top 100 BBQ 2024)
Carolina BBQ joint that landed at #81 on Yelp's national Top 100 Barbecue list for 2024. Opened in April 2015 by Paul Pflug, Paul Pagan, and Curtis Hines — Hines came up through Italian fine dining and inherited his BBQ instincts from his Eastern North Carolina mother. The 2-for-20 path: pulled pork sandwich with red slaw and one side $8.50, pulled chicken sandwich $9, grilled bologna and cheese $8 — two sandwiches sit between $16 and $18 before tax. Five house sauces span the regional map: NC vinegar, SC mustard, Memphis-style tomato, bourbon BBQ, and Alabama white. The pulled pork sundae appetizer ($6.50) — pulled pork layered over baked beans and potato salad in a sundae cup — is a local cult favorite worth ordering once. Bonus: kids eat free Mondays after 5pm, two free kids' meals per paying adult. 2007 Celanese Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Mario's Pizza & Italian
All-You-Can-Eat Lunch Buffet — ~$12 for Two
Family-owned New York-style pizzeria parked in a Cherry Road strip mall — a quietly persistent Rock Hill staple that consistently ranks high on Tripadvisor. The deal of the day every day is the lunch buffet running 12pm–2pm at roughly $5.99 per person — two people eat as much as they want for around twelve bucks. Buffet covers hand-tossed cheese, pepperoni, veggie, and a rotating specialty pizza, plus two pasta options (typically ziti and a marinara), garlic knots, salad bar, and dessert pizza at the end. Off the buffet, $2 cheese slices and $2.50 pepperoni slices keep the lunch math straightforward. Closed Tuesdays. Otherwise open 11am–8:30pm Wed–Mon, with Friday and Saturday running until 9:30pm. 2349 Cherry Rd Suite 35, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Empire Pizza 🏆
Two Slices Each — $14 (Best Pizza 2024 & 2025)
Pizzeria run by the Doulaveris family since 2009, now expanded to six locations across York, Lancaster, and Mecklenburg counties. Won the Rock Hill Business Excellence Awards' Best Pizza Restaurant in both 2024 and 2025 — the only Rock Hill pizzeria with that back-to-back honor. The 2-for-20 entry point is the slice deal until 5pm: cheese or pepperoni $3.50, slice of the day $4.50 — two slices each for two diners totals $14. Beyond slices: small hand-tossed pizza $11.50 (large $18), build-your-own burger around $11, and the Two Brothers Supreme is the standout specialty pie locals point newcomers toward. Family-friendly with a full bar; menu also covers calzones, oven-baked subs, wraps, pasta, and a crustless Pizza Bowl for low-carb diners. Multiple Rock Hill addresses including the original at 1405 Riverchase Blvd, the Newport-area location at 4811 Old York Rd, and a smaller "Little Empire" downtown at the University Center.
Sully's Steamers
Two Steamed Bagel Sandwiches — Under $20 (Winthrop-Adjacent)
Sandwich shop that started in downtown Greenville in March 2013 and has since grown to seventeen-plus regional locations on a single oddball idea — every sandwich is built on a bagel that gets blasted with steam until everything melts together. The Rock Hill location sits inside The Thread mixed-use development on West White Street, walking distance from Winthrop. Menu lists ninety-plus named sandwiches, with the McSteamy, Griswold, Mr. Burns, Italian, and Nacho Maximus (turkey, cheddar, lettuce, honey mustard, parmesan-peppercorn dressing, and crushed Doritos) as the regulars. Plain bagels with cream cheese start near three dollars; standard breakfast bagels run $5–7; specialty steamers fall in the $7–10 range — meaning two specialty sandwiches sit comfortably under $20. Slider sizes are available on five favorites if you want to stretch the dollar even further. Open 7am–8pm Mon–Sat, 8:30am–3pm Sun. 220 W White St, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Junior Varsity ⭐
Sourdough Slices for Two — Brand New (Opened Dec 2025)
Husband-and-wife team Hunter and Jennifer Stephens opened Junior Varsity on December 10, 2025, after running their previous business — Two Scoops ice cream — next to Common Market until Common Market shut down in November 2024. The new spot occupies the old Varsity meat-and-three building at 108 Oakland Ave, between Old Town and Winthrop, and the name nods directly to what came before. Hunter throws sourdough crust using an extremely old wild-yeast starter he says traces back centuries to Egyptian roots — a long fermentation that gives the dough its tang and chew. The cheap-eats play is by-the-slice during lunch hours; the full menu offers 10-inch and 16-inch sourdough pies (chicken bacon ranch, hot honey, pickle pizza, and a classic carnivore among them). The far side of the room serves Two Scoops ice cream alongside newly added soft serve and dessert specials. Picnic tables, board games, and wall murals make it solidly family-friendly. Closed Mondays. 108 Oakland Ave, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Hobo's
Build-Your-Own Burger for Two — ~$24 (Across from Winthrop)
Burger, shake, and brew counter parked in a restored 1940s bottling building right across from Winthrop's main entrance — operates as the sister concept to Off The Tracks Brewing under the same ownership group. Half-pound hand-pressed Angus burgers with a build-your-own option run roughly $12 each, putting two right at the upper edge of the budget. Reviewer reports consistently place a full burger meal with a beer in the low teens. Specialties to know: the Wanderer (cheese, bacon, BBQ sauce, fried onions), Boxcar Taters with house fry sauce, fried green tomatoes plated over grits, and hand-spun shakes (boozy or non-boozy). Live music on the patio most weekends, music bingo on Tuesday nights, and dog-friendly outdoor seating with a green space for kids. 520 S Cherry Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Hot Dog Depot
Two Depot Dog Combos — Under $20 (Local Drive-Thru)
Locally-owned drive-thru with a few picnic tables out back and two locations — Rock Hill at 218 Albright Rd and Fort Mill at 106 Clebourne St. The flagship Depot Dog ($4.79) comes loaded with homemade slaw, chili, and mustard on a toasted bun. Custom hot dogs run $2.99, the Rock Hill Dog $4.19, and a quarter-pound burger $5.99. Two Depot Dog combos with fries land comfortably under $20. The build-your-own bar carries 20+ toppings, and the menu also covers smoked sausage and Palmetto cheese pretzel pups. Twelve boneless wings for $8.99 if you want to split a side. Open Mon–Sat 10:30am–7:45pm. 218 Albright Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29730.
Anna J's
Two Diner Combos — $14–19 (50+ Years, New Location)
Greasy-spoon breakfast and lunch counter that's been a Rock Hill institution for fifty-plus years — the original location closed briefly in 2018, then the operation reopened in March 2021 at a new South Herlong Avenue address with the same green checkerboard tablecloths and silver dollar pancakes that regulars remembered. Best 2-for-20 play: the Chicken Strip combo with fries and slaw at $6.99 (two for $13.98), or the Seafood Special with fish and shrimp at $9.49 (two for $18.98). Bubba's He-Man Breakfast — two eggs, choice of meat, three pancakes, grits, toast, and coffee — feeds one heavily or splits well between two. Big portions, fast service, and friendly staff are the recurring callouts in reviews. Open daily morning through early afternoon. 135 S Herlong Ave, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Off The Tracks Brewing
Share a 12" Brick Oven Pizza — $17–18 for Two
Brewery and brick-oven pizza spot in a Cherry Road shopping plaza, jointly owned and operated by two York County mainstays — Hobo's and Amor Artis Brewing — who'd been collaborating on Fort Mill's Main Street Jams since 2018 before opening this place together. The cleanest 2-for-20 play is splitting a single 12-inch brick-oven pizza ($17–18); the Stockyard (red sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, Italian sausage, bacon, Canadian bacon, and bacon jam), the Pongonis (lemon herb ricotta with fresh basil), and the Handcar (a pickle pizza with mozzarella, parmesan, dill, and pickle ranch drizzle) all qualify. If you'd rather split sandwiches, Buffalo Chicken focaccia is $11.25 and the Cattle Wagon meatball is $11.75 — both come with house chili-butter popcorn on the side. Dog-friendly covered patio attached to a kid-friendly green space. 502 Cherry Rd Suite 106, Rock Hill, SC 29732.
Mr. Pollo (York County)
Daily Lunch Specials — $11.50 each (Family-Run Colombian)
Worth the fifteen-minute drive north for Rock Hill folks willing to cross into Fort Mill. Family-run Colombian rotisserie chicken counter, opened in 2017, locally famous for grilled marinated chicken paired with bright-green Aji Verde sauce. Daily lunch specials run $11.50 — rotating proteins (grilled chicken, beef stew, pork milanese, chicken milanese, grilled steak, BBQ ribs) come with three sides (one arepa or sweet plantain, plus rice and salad) and an empanada. Two lunch specials hit $23 — a couple dollars over budget but easily one of the area's best value lunch tickets. Cheaper plays: Arepa & Chicharron $9.65, Chicken Wrap $11.99. Don't miss the empanadas (~$1) and tres leches ($7) to split as dessert. 8169 Charlotte Hwy, Fort Mill, SC 29707.
Pro tip: All deals are community-verified but prices and availability change. Several Rock Hill spots (Ebenezer Grill, Anna J's, sometimes Sonny's) prefer or require cash, so plan ahead. Always check the restaurant's website or Facebook before making a special trip — and if something's expired, flag it on our main directory so we can update it.
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Buffalo Wild Wings
Bottomless Apps — $9.99
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