Pretty sure rockstar burgers are over $10

Edit: guess the plain Jane ones aren't

damn, that's a winner!
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yeah, I've only had the smaller/thin pattied ones; and I had the hangover sammich before that was good. onion rings were good.

I think the "Rockstar" burger was lke $13? or something? yeah....the hell with that.

Is it required to come with a drink?

small place called Papa Keno's in Old town OP.

I've only been there twice, but I was always pleased with the pizza; and the time I went I had a can of Hamm's for like $1.50 (just for nostalgia etc). big slices of pizza.

Culver's Snack Pack Meals are all <$5. I typically get the mushroom swiss burger, salad or green beans for a side, and a drink.

Used to get two Shakespeare's slices and an iced tea for $5 in Columbia, MO. Think the prices are a bit higher now, but still easily under $10. Could sub a side salad for a slice for the same price.

Nope. Any type of restaurant food item/combo/meal that you consume for under $10 is eligible.

Panda Express two-entree meal with orange chicken, Shanghai angus beef, vegetables, and a Dr. Pepper. Total price is $9 and change, and under 1,000 calories.

Joe's Kansas City BBQ - Smokie Joe with Fries $9.34

I always leave satisfied after that meal.

I'll also propose the Wendy's Baconator combo for under $9 with unlimited Dr. Pepper refills. However, you're talking a ton of calories - probably over 1,500 even before refills. But it's darn good.

Holy shit I Think I have ordered off that very truck as well.

Garlic shrimp for the win.

I'll say it. I'm not proud. McDonalds' quarter-pounder with cheese combo for about $5. Comes with fries and Dr. Pepper. About 1,100 calories.

I'm getting the sense that you're cool as long as it comes with Dr. Pepper.

Anything under 10 bucks these days isn't real food.

Englewood Diner in Independence: 3-egg ham and cheese omlette, hash browns, big biscuit and sausage gravy for around $8.