Restaurants with the Best Value in Boston

Anna's Taqueria serves the bets burritos in Boston. The small dining spots are set up assembly line style and often have lines curling throughout the restaurant and out the door. A bargain under $10, you'll fill up on meat, veggies, rice and beans with all the toppings you please. Whether you want a burrito filled with the works, a lightly sauced taco or a crisply grilled quesadilla you'll be pleased by what you'll find at Anna's. Larger appetites (and those who prefer to to mix their foods together) will love the Mexican plate. Add a sweet drink and a plate of chips and guacamole to the mix and you'll have a full meal for here or to go.

Traditional Italian baked in a brick oven sets this Italian restaurant apart. Serving a selection of pastas, entrees and pizzas all cooked to perfection in their famous brick oven at reasonable prices, Antico Forno is a good value. Kid friendly (although lacking a children's menu), Antico Forno serves even the littlest one sin style. Serving some of the best pies around, Antico Forno carries a large selection of toppings to help you make your pizza a balanced meal. One pizza could easily feed a few people, but stopping with the pizza would be a crime. But Antico Forno is more than a North End family pizza joint, it's a experience win Italian dining. Offering customer favorite like baked gnocchi and parmagiana di vitello you'll enjoy every bite of your main course.

When you're in the mood for good times and great cuisine, be sure to checkout Mela. The restaurant is located in one Boston's South End and is known for its delightful staff and superb cuisine.The menu at Mela features a wide array of great Indian selections, made from only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. Mela's menu includes a weekday all you can eat buffet lunch, bargain priced at $9.95, and a weekend brunch for a few dollars more. If dinner is what you're after, you'll find that most of Mela's entrees are priced in the teens. The rich sauces enhance rather than overpower the meat and vegetables within the dish. Appetizers are large and ideal fro sharing and add on like their crisp, airy naan make for the perfect fork alternative to scoop bites of saucy dishes into your mouth.

Conveniently located near Fenway Park, this restaurant draws a yuppie crowd ready to feast on tasty American cuisine. Order from a selection of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, burgers, or entrees, and you'll be shocked when you see the bill because Audubon's eats are well below what you'd expect for the quality. Appetizers, burgers and sandwiches top out at $12 and "plates" are all around the $15 mark. The interior is sleek and modern with wood walls, exposed beams and an industrial feel. Their full bar provides many options, including a large selection of beer and kick ass cocktails as well as small offering of red and white wine.

When you're seeking amazing Vietnamese food in Boston you should make your way to Pho Pasteur where their authentic food is served in simple surroundings at low pieces. Nothing beats a big bowl of Pho when the weather is cold, or you feel a little under it and Pho Pasteur takes your Pho craving to a whole new level. Bowls of homemade, flavorful broth come to your table piping hot with a side dish of accouterments to add to create a Pho of your liking. Beyond Pho, you'll find traditional appetizers, salads, rice dishes, noodle plates, entrees and many vegetarian options. Best of all, this Chinatown gem is focused on serving authentic Vietnamese food at super low prices. Nothing on the menu is more than $15.00.

Redbones serves Southern BBQ food that Southerners would eat. A menu filled with favorites, like pulled pork and baby back ribs are rave worthy, and served in large portions to satisfy even the largest of appetites. The casual setting is the perfect place to toss back a couple craft beers. With more than 20 to choose from, Redbones makes it easy to enjoy a cold one while you wait for your table (reservations are not accepted). Although there dis no children's menu, children are welcome at Redbones. They'll happily provide you with a highchair and plastic cups with covers and side dishes like mac n cheese offer filling options for picky eaters.

On Bromfield Street, a small, almost hidden entryway leads you down the stairs and into the dark den that is Silvertone's. Serving comfort food at low prices is what Silvertone's has done well for more than a decade. A meal of buffalo wings served with actual blue cheese (not dressing) and their aboslutly amazing mac n cheese, served with lightly dressed mixed greens on the side is under $20. If the cool setting makes you feel you need a fabulous drink, indulge as it may be the most expensive thing your order. A no reservations policy creates waits that are pleasant as the friendly atmosphere at the bar passes the time quite quickly.