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Show Openings 1988 Entertainment - Page Nine , EAST FOOD Fast food (cheap) helps beat student stomach rumblings By Arlene Calkins Chronicle staff writer It's the same old makes a variety of excellent salads, pastries, pate and cheeses, all of which are displayed for the patron to choose from. Everything is a la carte, so the prices range from $1.50 to $7 for lunch. Brumby's is located a few doors up from Market Street on 1300 East Hungry Guy's, across 1300 South from Market Street, has pretty decent hamburg- just fin- story-you- 've ished a block of classes. Oh, and there's a strange gurgling sound, a rumble of sorts, coming from the deepest four-ho- ur recesses of your stomach. You're HUNGRY! ers. The Hungry, yeah; I can handle that. Check the pockets: $3 in bills and assorted change, Where are you going to get anything for $3? You need sustenance. J Well, step right up, ladies and gentlemen! What you hold here in your hands is Arlene Calkins' guide to the lunch-hungrcash-poo- r student. (Pssst, step back bother me.) boy, you What's near by and fairly cheap? Little Caesar's Pizza has a University of "Utah delivery hotline., Caesar's always has a special going. You could get with a friend or two and have a nice lunch 'delivered to your classroom door. They even have good pizza. For people with discriminating tastes and more money than the rest of us, there are two fine places to eat: Market Street Broiler and Brumby's. ? Market Street is, of course, the emperor of Salt Lake fish houses. You can get anything grilled over mesquite. Lunch starts at $3.95 for a B.L.T. and goes to $13.95 for a full rack of baby back ribs, soup or salad, potatoes or rice, and vegetable or onion straws. You'll find Market Street on 1300 East betweeen 200 South and 300 South. Brumby's is a gourmet's paradise, combakery. In plete with an on the to the listed addition specials board, there is a visual menu. Brumby's . . I only $2.49. They also have a good variety of sandwiches and specialty items. Nice counter service, too. Or you could go to the Pie Pizzaria or the University Pharmacy on 200 South between 1300 East and University Avenue and experience home cooking. The Pie serves pizza and smoky ambience. The University Pharmacy has a little lunch counter and serves great specialty sandwiches. (The ice cream shakes are divine!) Of course, if you're limited on time and funds (and, some will say, good taste), you can always go to the Union Building and eat at the Terrace. The Terrace serves a variety of food from pasta to salads to Mexican and Chinese dishes. The prices seem reasonable. The Union Deli, downstairs from the Terrace, has its own variety of fast foods. The prices are reasonable, and the food is pretty good. The best place to get lunch at the absolutely cheapest price is from your own kitchen. You would be surprised at the gourmet feasts you can come up with out of your own refrigerator. You can pack a dazzling tailgate picnic or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Grab an icy Coke at the Terrace or from a vending machine, and you're all set. I hear that Roger Rabbit is the hottest lunchbox going. Coke-- y, fries and a ger, special-cheesebur- is wfiMT 1 , $2 off Hair Cuts with U of U. Id. $2 off a 10 visit tanning pass witH Id. f Aveda hair, skincare and makeup Sabastian hair, skincare and makeup r U.ofU. The Utah State F. $5 off makeovers with U. of U. Id. Monday thru Friday 9--9 Saturday 9--6 Sunday 12-- 5 Downtown, Crossroads Mall 532-758- 3 is udderlv cool! Good throughout the The Fair presents some finest Utah's of bands: Big Idea September 8th Stratus Blue September 9th Box Car Kids damma Slays 16th September " Runway September 12th September 10th Irie Heights ' .. September 14th BACHELORS September 15th September 17th . These outdoor concerts start at 9:00 pm the Bandstand Stage near the Jordan River. $4 for admission to the Utah State Fair includes the price to dance tothese cool bands! ! Eat, drink and 6e merry at tfie Utah State Fair I 88-8- 9 academic school year a |
