Toronto is a unique city where you can eat out inexpensively without compromising taste or quality. The authors asked Torontonians to tell them about their favourite low-cost restaurant. The ground rules were simple. The food had to be good and the prices had to be $15 or less before taxes, tip, or wine. It had to be a place they would want to return to. The response was overwhelming! Torontonians were eager to share their favourite haunts and discoveries. Cheap Thrills Toronto reflects the diversity of the city: Greek, Italian, Thai, Senegalese, Hungarian, West Indian, Chinese, Turkish, Indian, Korean, Cambodian, Ethiopian, French, Peruvian, and more. Plus vegetarian, kosher, deli, and cafés. Includes: - 90 recommended restaurants - Independent full-page reviews - Listings by type of cuisine and neighbourhoods - Hours, credit cards and wheelchair access

Nancy Marrelli is Archivist Emerita at Concordia University. She is the author of Stepping Out: The Golden Era of Montreal Nightclubs 1925-1955, Montréal Photo Album: Photographs from Montréal Archives / Montréal: Un album de photos; Photographies provenant de dépôts d'archives montréalais, and, as editor (with Simon Dardick), The Scots of Montreal: A Pictorial Album.

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