Take Five, 3747 N. Southport; Kelly, part of the waitstaff at Take Five, shows off the $5 fish and chips.
(Tom Cruze/Sun-Times)
Good meals for $10 or less
Pat Bruno: The cost of eating out keeps going up. Sure, you can hit one or two of the major chains and fill up for a bit less, but that's not going to do it in the long run (read: boring). So, you might ask, what are my options? Folks, take a fling at a neighborhood joint, where the food is more connected to fine than faux, the quality is high, and the prices are low.