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On the mountain food prices
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-10-08 00:58re: On the mountain food prices
And much much cheaper than restaurants in the Alps!
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Actually, not. Most Alpine resorts will give you a daily special for around 10 euros - and it'll be good.re: On the mountain food prices
"...much cheaper than restaurants in the Alps..."
You must be kidding, mate. In Austria, I would have a main course and a drink in a lovely restaurant on the slopes, with great service, clean toilets and hot water running from the taps for no more than €7/8. And that is lovely food, too, not the sort of s***t you get served on the slopes in Bulgaria. I mean, who would want to go down for lunch and go up again after that?
I remember flying to Bulgaria once, sitting next to a lady who ...
You must be kidding, mate. In Austria, I would have a main course and a drink in a lovely restaurant on the slopes, with great service, clean toilets and hot water running from the taps for no more than €7/8. And that is lovely food, too, not the sort of s***t you get served on the slopes in Bulgaria. I mean, who would want to go down for lunch and go up again after that?
I remember flying to Bulgaria once, sitting next to a lady who ...
"...much cheaper than restaurants in the Alps..."
You must be kidding, mate. In Austria, I would have a main course and a drink in a lovely restaurant on the slopes, with great service, clean toilets and hot water running from the taps for no more than €7/8. And that is lovely food, too, not the sort of s***t you get served on the slopes in Bulgaria. I mean, who would want to go down for lunch and go up again after that?
I remember flying to Bulgaria once, sitting next to a lady who said she loved skiing in Bulgaria and thought it was the best place to ski. It turned out though that she had never been skiing anywhere else... Do I need to comment any further?
You must be kidding, mate. In Austria, I would have a main course and a drink in a lovely restaurant on the slopes, with great service, clean toilets and hot water running from the taps for no more than €7/8. And that is lovely food, too, not the sort of s***t you get served on the slopes in Bulgaria. I mean, who would want to go down for lunch and go up again after that?
I remember flying to Bulgaria once, sitting next to a lady who said she loved skiing in Bulgaria and thought it was the best place to ski. It turned out though that she had never been skiing anywhere else... Do I need to comment any further?
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Must agree about the Alps.Went to Pamps and Courmayeur in 2007 and food prices were cheaper on the slopes in Italy.re: On the mountain food prices
there you have it CHAPS.this should be A HEAD BANNER on top of this forum so people will remember and most importantly know what they are getting into when reading some lovely stories from the land of plenty: Bul-amatch-garia
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Oh well - it certainly was way more expensive in Tignes and Val d'Isere. I guess if you know the area well there will always be the cheaper options but I'm basing it on one holiday in Tignes/Val and one holiday in BG. It was much much cheaper in BGre: On the mountain food prices
Does every thread in this forum end up a slanging match between different countries?re: On the mountain food prices
Lunch for 2 in Cervinia Italy last week 30Euro for pasta and a pint,lunch in Zermatt,Swiss the day after 2 bowls of soup and 2 coffee's 20Euro,need i say any more..
The only thing that was good value out there was the lift pass @89euro for 4 days which was a pre xmas special..
Skiing was good with upto 3 mtrs of snow, but for what i paid and spent in 4 days i could have gone to Bg for 2 weeks easy..
Evening meal cost around 50euro for 2 per night with the cheapest pint at 5 euro and ...
The only thing that was good value out there was the lift pass @89euro for 4 days which was a pre xmas special..
Skiing was good with upto 3 mtrs of snow, but for what i paid and spent in 4 days i could have gone to Bg for 2 weeks easy..
Evening meal cost around 50euro for 2 per night with the cheapest pint at 5 euro and ...
Lunch for 2 in Cervinia Italy last week 30Euro for pasta and a pint,lunch in Zermatt,Swiss the day after 2 bowls of soup and 2 coffee's 20Euro,need i say any more..
The only thing that was good value out there was the lift pass @89euro for 4 days which was a pre xmas special..
Skiing was good with upto 3 mtrs of snow, but for what i paid and spent in 4 days i could have gone to Bg for 2 weeks easy..
Evening meal cost around 50euro for 2 per night with the cheapest pint at 5 euro and wine at 15euro.
TT
The only thing that was good value out there was the lift pass @89euro for 4 days which was a pre xmas special..
Skiing was good with upto 3 mtrs of snow, but for what i paid and spent in 4 days i could have gone to Bg for 2 weeks easy..
Evening meal cost around 50euro for 2 per night with the cheapest pint at 5 euro and wine at 15euro.
TT
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Evening meal cost around 50euro for 2 per night with the cheapest pint at 5 euro and wine at 15euro.Is that the wine per glass or bottle ?????????????
Do it Man
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The "Alps" is a huge area and prices vary from country to country. France will be dearer than BG, Austria about the same and Italy cheaperI found the food in BG generally poor and pricey
