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eating out and drink prices
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neil
eating out and drink prices
hi again. this will be our first holiday to the algarve can anyone let us know the price of an average two course meal in a average resturant.
also the price of drinks beer, spirits and wine.
thanks
neil & di
also the price of drinks beer, spirits and wine.
thanks
neil & di
Berni Inn !
2 x Prawn Cocktail (rubber) @ £4.00 each
2 x Special offer crap take your pick @ £8.00 each
2 x choccy gattox @ £3.50 each
3 x stellas @ £2.50 each
3 x babychams @ £2.00 each
No tip , sulky teenage sevice
"DING" food
Shitty weather included ik the bill total £44.50
I know what I would prefer
2 x Prawn Cocktail (rubber) @ £4.00 each
2 x Special offer crap take your pick @ £8.00 each
2 x choccy gattox @ £3.50 each
3 x stellas @ £2.50 each
3 x babychams @ £2.00 each
No tip , sulky teenage sevice
"DING" food
Shitty weather included ik the bill total £44.50
I know what I would prefer
It all depends on where you go - Gambrinus has qoted from what I think is regarded as a decent restaurant close by - in the more cheap and cheerful places - particularly a little away from the cost we would expect to feed up to 4 people in similar fashion for the prices quoted before.
You pays yer money and you takes yer choice
One great thing about the Algarve generally is that eating out is a way of life and there are more than enough places to suit every tast and every budget from the Casas do Pasto (3 course meal - set menu for about 5 to 6 euro each) to the top end speciality places with loads in between.
Its been said here before that Portugal is about the cheapest country in Europe for dining out and my modest experience leads me to agree.
Enjoy
You pays yer money and you takes yer choice
One great thing about the Algarve generally is that eating out is a way of life and there are more than enough places to suit every tast and every budget from the Casas do Pasto (3 course meal - set menu for about 5 to 6 euro each) to the top end speciality places with loads in between.
Its been said here before that Portugal is about the cheapest country in Europe for dining out and my modest experience leads me to agree.
Enjoy
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Guest
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SHOWWWY
Check out the menu here at this little place in Benagil - a little up the road from CVO - with fairly typical prices.
http://www.eating-out.co.pt/member_menu.asp?MemberID=94
Here's another in case you like Italian:
http://www.eating-out.co.pt/member_menu ... mberID=118
O Jardim do Farol and La Bella Napoli near Rocha Brava are quite reasonable especially La Bella Napoli.
(What is the name of the head man there? Lovely chap, will make you feel right at home. With a niceley placed smile, you may even qualify for a little complimentary almond liqueur to keep you warm on the way back to your digs.)
http://www.eating-out.co.pt/member_menu.asp?MemberID=94
Here's another in case you like Italian:
http://www.eating-out.co.pt/member_menu ... mberID=118
O Jardim do Farol and La Bella Napoli near Rocha Brava are quite reasonable especially La Bella Napoli.
(What is the name of the head man there? Lovely chap, will make you feel right at home. With a niceley placed smile, you may even qualify for a little complimentary almond liqueur to keep you warm on the way back to your digs.)
Tried Arribas three times, always shutSHOWWWY wrote:Check out the menu here at this little place in Benagil - a little up the road from CVO - with fairly typical prices.
http://www.eating-out.co.pt/member_menu.asp?MemberID=94


