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Early Bird Menu's

  • 17-09-2011 1:38pm
    #1
    Trampas
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    Most restaurant that offer early bird menu's or 3 courses for x amount.

    The menu is usually made up of items off the ala carte menu.

    If restaurants don't give the same size portions (smaller) in early bird or meal offer should it be noted on the menu that portions are not the same size as ala carte menu?


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  • #2
    Forest Master
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    They are the same size portions. And it's "menus".


  • #3
    Jimdagym
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    Forest Master wrote: »
    They are the same size portions. And it's "menus".

    You know for a fact? For every restaurant, cafe and hotel in Ireland?


  • #4
    coylemj
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    Trampas wrote: »
    If restaurants don't give the same size portions (smaller) in early bird or meal offer should it be noted on the menu that portions are not the same size as ala carte menu?

    No, it should be noted on the A La Carte Menu that the portions are larger than on the Early Bird Menu.

    The plural of menu is menus.


  • #5
    Forest Master
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    Jimdagym wrote: »
    You know for a fact? For every restaurant, cafe and hotel in Ireland?
    Yeah.


  • #6
    TheDriver
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    i know of a local gaff where the cheaper menu has smaller portion sizes


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  • #7
    the groutch
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    my gripe would be with calling coffee a "course"


  • #8
    Cicero
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    the groutch wrote: »
    my gripe would be with calling coffee a "course"

    Ha!...like it...:D


  • #9
    Marcel Sour Rite
    Posts: 0 CMod ✭✭✭✭ Marcel Sour Rite


    the groutch wrote: »
    my gripe would be with calling coffee a "course"

    got caught out by that once and complained - their reaction "yeah we've had a bit of confusion over that all right" no kidding ? :rolleyes:
    saw they'd changed their ad for it a while afterwards, thankfully
    if you advertise 3 courses for x euro, that means starter main dessert, not starter main coffee/tea


  • #10
    Nonoperational
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    Forest Master wrote: »
    They are the same size portions. And it's "menus".

    Actually quite a few places offer a slightly different version of the meal on the early bird. Fewer or different accompaniments wouldn't be unheard of.

    It is getting less common now though and many places do offer the exact same meal but your statement is is incorrect as spelling menus with an apostrophe.


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