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On the mountain food prices
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-05-08 20:35On the mountain food prices
HiCan anyone provide examples of how much food is on the mountains at lunch-time?
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An arm and a leg springs to mind -- Dont know what that converts to in Lev though Do it Man
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Tomski the food at the top of the mountain in borovets is expensive and not the best, your instructor may try and get you to eat in the places just be firm and tell him you would rather come down from the mountain and eat in far superior bars and restaurants, at the end of the day its your holiday and your choicere: On the mountain food prices
In Pamporovo its pricey so I never bother. For lunch I go down to near the bottom of the mountain and take the 5 minute walk up to the Markony hotel above Snowshack / Interski. Beer and a big bowl of soup and garlic bread with cheese for about £4.Lovely roaring fire too.
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We're off to Borovets - so any local knowledge like Forest Nookey provided pleasere: On the mountain food prices
tomski there is a nice place just as you get of the gondola in boro but you do have to walk down some steep wooden stairs the food there was really nice cant remember the price but it was no where near as dear as england but you did have better views and well wearth a visitre: On the mountain food prices
Hi Tomski. The food on the mountain is not the best quality and it is quite expensive if the snow conditions are not very good and you are having lessons it will be a good bet that you will go up in the morning and stay there until the end of the day. My advice is to Put a few of your favourite chocolate bars in your case and have them as a snack for lunch. Katys is brilliant for breakfast and really cheap so we didnt want much to eat anyway and also that wont stop you from staying in your ...
Hi Tomski. The food on the mountain is not the best quality and it is quite expensive if the snow conditions are not very good and you are having lessons it will be a good bet that you will go up in the morning and stay there until the end of the day. My advice is to Put a few of your favourite chocolate bars in your case and have them as a snack for lunch. Katys is brilliant for breakfast and really cheap so we didnt want much to eat anyway and also that wont stop you from staying in your group and just having a drink.
Marc.
Marc.
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why not have a good breakfast. then ski all day, ok , a few beers. but eat later /re: On the mountain food prices
Haven't eaten at the top, but did get a bottle of water at 5 lev !!!! Could have kicked myself sideways for forgetting to get it at our village shop for 45 stotinki !!! Now, i tell all my guests to buy their water at the village shop and come down the mountain for their lunch. I usually send them to the Alpina -lovely food !
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HiWe didn't think it was too bad in Pamps. The cheapest we found was a place right by the bottom lift. Lunch for 2 including drinks was around £8. Still better than UK prices
