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  • #52
    __Alex__
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    elperello wrote: »
    Sorry, I meant two course + tea/coffee for €15 which is do-able. Of course you are right about fixed costs and the proprietor won't get rich on this type of business.

    Oh yes, it's definitely possible to get a decent two course meal for €15. I also agree that it'd be better to advertise it as two courses and tea/coffee. Indeed I just recently myself availed of an offer advertised in this way. I think at the above price point, the restaurant is hoping booze will be ordered on top of the €15! :D


  • #53
    dudara
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    It's very common to see tea/coffee offered as a course.

    I have to say though, that I don't like the practice. I rarely drink tea or coffee after a meal, especially if evening time, so I find the whole thing a bit of a sham. I'd prefer it if the restaurant advertised two courses with tea/coffee.


  • #54
    suicide_circus
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    I had a one course meal out of Butlers this morning!


  • #55
    [Deleted User]
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    In decent restaurants the tea and coffee is often complimentary in the 3 course menu. Imperial Hotel in Cork for example, old school class.


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