New Study Says This is the Best Spot for Cheap Eats in Indiana

Going out to eat is so expensive nowadays, but if you want to get food without breaking the bank, a new study says that there's one spot you have to visit in Indiana.

Have you gone out to eat with the family lately? It's insane how expensive it is. My family and I have really cut back on eating out over the past couple of years because of that. According to the New York Post, the average American is spending more than $2,500 a year eating out. Even with that, 39% of the population has actually decreased the amount of money that they are spending at restaurants.  Some people are even finding loopholes to save a few bucks, like ordering off of the kid's menu or couponing. Still though, it could cost an arm and a leg to go out to eat with the family...unless you find a good restaurant that has really great prices.

That's exactly what we are going to be talking about here. Recently, the website  Saving Spot identified the top-rated low-cost restaurants in every state after ranking budget-friendly eateries by their five-star rating on Yelp in over 500 American cities. Not only did they find the best spot for cheap eats in Indiana, but that same restaurant landed in the top ten best spots for cheap eats across the United States. Let's see if you have ever eaten here before.

The Best Spot for Cheap Eats in Indiana

According to the study by Saving Spot, the best spot for cheap eats in all of Indiana is Don Juan V's Sandwiches in Indianapolis. This restaurant serves up delicious Peruvian food at an awesome price.

Don Juan V's Sandwiches received a 4.92 out of five stars resulting in it not only being named the best place for cheap eats in Indiana but also the seventh-best place for cheap eats in the entire country.

I'll be honest, I have never had Peruvian food before, but looking at the videos and photos on their Facebook, it doesn't look too bad. Have you ever eaten here? What did you think? Is it worthy of being named the best spot for cheap eats in Indiana?