[JSR22]

Originally Posted by bimmertl

$18.95 for a burger. Add 20% tip and tax and you'll come in around $25.

That's expensive!

Within the same price as the better restaurants in TV. Not expensive.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by JSR22

Within the same price as the better restaurants in TV. Not expensive.

No matter where this is, very expensive burger

[Two Bills]

There is no way on this earth that I would pay $25 for a burger.
Burger and a couple of pints of Guinness, OK!

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by bimmertl

$18.95 for a burger. Add 20% tip and tax and you'll come in around $25. That's expensive!

A little steep after a round of golf.

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

No matter where this is, very expensive burger

The price of gourd beef is up 50% since last January. Don’t know what else comes with it, but I bet the price is up.

That $19 burger platter was probably $14 or $15 3 years ago

BTW, a Big Mac Value meal at McD’s in $9 plus tax

[retiredguy123]

The menu I saw has chips, but no fries. No fries? Bummer.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

The menu I saw has chips, but no fries. No fries? Bummer.

Other than to save on some labor wonder why they would not have fries.

[M2inOR]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

The menu I saw has chips, but no fries. No fries? Bummer.

In the UK (which includes Scotland) fries are called chips.

Fish and chips, for example.

[Papa_lecki]

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[Babubhat]

Originally Posted by bimmertl

$18.95 for a burger. Add 20% tip and tax and you'll come in around $25.

That's expensive!

More like 27 percent

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by M2inOR

In the UK (which includes Scotland) fries are called chips.

Fish and chips, for example.

Tell me about it.
Many years ago on first trip to US. I ordered chips with a dinner, and got a mountain of crisps on plate.
Never made that mistake again!

[bimmertl]

Originally Posted by Babubhat

More like 27 percent

Correct, 20% tip plus 7% sales tax.

[Lottoguy]

They won't show Packers games. The manager said the whole place will smell like cheese then.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by M2inOR

In the UK (which includes Scotland) fries are called chips.

Fish and chips, for example.

Most Villages restaurant menus that have "fish and chips" actually serve fries. But, I found it strange that the McGrady's menu says that the burger is served with chips. I hope that doesn't mean potato chips.

[M2inOR]

UK crisps are US chips, UK chips are like US steak fries.

If you order fries in the UK, you'll get French fries (aka pommes frites).

In Taiwan I learned that Sea Cucumber is NOT a vegetable grown in the sea.