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Silvermoon 1 Carryout

This is a very easy one to reach—you can even just walk across MLK from the university. Huge portions of cheap food (that university crowd is being kept in mind)—look for the subs/cheesesteaks in particular. It's best to call ahead with your order.

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Address: 764 W Baltimore St
Hours: Mon-Thu 10 AM-midnight, Fri-Sat 10 AM-3 AM, Sun noon-8PM
Price: $5-14
Website: silvermoon1.com (opens in a new tab)

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