[Paper1]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I think it is very deceptive and wrong for First Watch to publish and advertise a menu that has all items priced, except the beverages. You can order a breakfast there for a fixed price, but watch out if you want a cup of coffee with your meal. The coffee is $2.79 plus tax and tip. But, you won't find that price on the menu. The menu says you get a pot of coffee, but I don't think you can share it with someone. I don't know of any restaurant in The Villages that charges that much for coffee.

I’m not familiar with First watch but wife and I stopped at Ruby Tuesday in Spanish Springs and had their 2 for $25 special. Of course that does not include beverages. I had a draft beer and wife hand 5 oz white wine. Beer was $5 which is expected but $9 for small white wine was most we have ever paid. I’m familiar with brand and they would have made a handsome profit at $5. But what ever the market can bear is the rule here in Villages, and it apparently can bear a great deal.

[trichard]

Why don’t you just ask?

[DonH57]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

According to First Watch, the $2.79 charge for coffee is per person, not per pot. So, two people cannot share a pot of coffee. But, my issue with the restaurant is not the price, but the fact that they apparently don't want the customer to know the price, so they omit it from the menu. Most other breakfast restaurants, like Cracker Barrel and Bob Evans don't hide their prices.

That's odd. For what ever reason we were not charged twice. We are there so infrequently.

[starflyte1]

Originally Posted by Paper1

I’m not familiar with First watch but wife and I stopped at Ruby Tuesday in Spanish Springs and had their 2 for $25 special. Of course that does not include beverages. I had a draft beer and wife hand 5 oz white wine. Beer was $5 which is expected but $9 for small white wine was most we have ever paid. I’m familiar with brand and they would have made a handsome profit at $5. But what ever the market can bear is the rule here in Villages, and it apparently can bear a great deal.

Ruby Tuesday may have great coupons, but their bar is, IMHO, quite expensive.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

Ruby Tuesday may have great coupons, but their bar is, IMHO, quite expensive.

I remember seeing a sign outside of a Ruby Tuesday once that said "20 entrees for under 10 dollars". Sounded like a good deal for less than 50 cents a meal, but for some reason, they wouldn't honor their sign.

[Chi-Town]

Having breakfast there later this month. Thanks.

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[JP]

Compared to other First Watches I have eaten at, the one up N off of 27 is in serious need of a rehab and the food was just so so. Should upgrade both.

[Madelaine Amee]

Originally Posted by Chi-Town

Having breakfast there later this month. Thanks.

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Hope you enjoy it, and come back and give us a report!

[Mikeod]

Could it be that all their beverages are listed elsewhere on the menu and all are $2.79? That seems close to the prevailing rate for Coke, Pepsi, iced tea, etc. perhaps the pot of coffee is listed there.

[Trayderjoe]

Originally Posted by Mikeod

Could it be that all their beverages are listed elsewhere on the menu and all are $2.79? That seems close to the prevailing rate for Coke, Pepsi, iced tea, etc. perhaps the pot of coffee is listed there.

We eat there periodically, and I can't say one way or the other regarding pricing for beverages on the menu. Having said that, if I didn't see the price listed, I would ask before I ordered. Oh yeah, more importantly, First Watch is our number one place for breakfast. It can be pricey relative to other places, hence our going there periodically, but we would really recommend it. And if you like a little "kick" to your breakfast, and bacon is ok for you to eat, try the "Millionaires bacon". Expensive, yes, but oh my it is really good!

[CFrance]

I wish they would put the price for coffee on the menu but take the calorie count of the dishes off!!!!!!!!!

[graciegirl]

https://www.firstwatch.com/docs/FWR1...T_0119_Web.pdf

[Henryk]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I remember seeing a sign outside of a Ruby Tuesday once that said "20 entrees for under 10 dollars". Sounded like a good deal for less than 50 cents a meal, but for some reason, they wouldn't honor their sign.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I remember seeing a sign outside of a Ruby Tuesday once that said "20 entrees for under 10 dollars". Sounded like a good deal for less than 50 cents a meal, but for some reason, they wouldn't honor their sign.

I heard a story about a Villager that went up to Big Al's Barbershop with 6 $1.00 coupons and wanted the $6.00 haircut. True story.

[stan the man]

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