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If a high end restaurant does come to The Villages, will service dogs be required to wear ties?
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It is often true that those who brag about money don't really have much. Those who don't say much generally do. It is a matter of how you were raised.
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Well hear ye, hear ye, what about the hard work dedicated, loyal employee that never earned more than $50,000 a year in earnings, has a spouse, children they raised themselves, were supportive and helpful friends to their neighbors, may or may not have a church affiliation but a good American that contributed much in their lives and would love to enjoy the Villages lifestyle and not worry that occasional eating out will cost them a months pension. For those who can, go ahead spend the bucks just don't expect to shut out the rest of residents because they can't and won't. I now step down off my soapbox. Just having too much fun reading the really hilarious responses. I wish I said at least half of them.
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After reading a lot of these posts, it is clear that a lot of Villagers feel threatened if someone voices an opinion that is in some way critical of The Villages, in this case that there isn't much fine dining here. That is okay. You may not realize it, but The Villages is not perfect. But live in your dream world. People who do appreciate fine dining will find it in other places, like Ocala, Orlando, Mt. Dora, and the like. As a Villages resident, I just wish I didn't have to drive so far.
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The Lopez CC is definitely the best restaurant in The Villages both in food and in service.
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I need to get out more. :lipsrsealed: |
Why dont we open a high end resturant?
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:yuck: When I was fifteen I started my working career in a high end restaurant washing dishes and emptying the garbage can into a dumpster when finished with that. Usually got home at 1:00 PM in the morning. Sorry, but 55 years have since passed and I do not feel like starting over. Will have to pass on this opportunity.:D
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However, Lopez is a little more high end in quality, service, and ambiance. Both are great!! |
How often would a resident use a high end restaurant? Maybe a couple times a year. For most including myself rarely or never. That wouldn't support a restaurant. It would need tourists that would spend on vacation way above what they normally would to add to their vacation experience. This isn't a tourist area.
South Florida in the 50's had many high end restaurants that would close all summer long and only open in the winter tourist season. This was true of the top hotels also. They made their money in the winter when the well-to-do spent their winter on Miami Beach. The horse and dog racing tracks brought a huge number of gamblers. Years later they promoted summer and cut prices drastically to stay open year around. |
OK, let's do it
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