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Anyone Been to paris recently? |
How much should a couple expect to pay for an evening meal in paris?
Are there cheap places to eat |
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Cabal
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Average lunch in a Brasserie runs around 15 Euros per head if you drink tap water. For a dinner I would say between 25 Euros to 30 Euros if you want to have something decent, but as said above not in the tourist areas, most of the restaurants there are either bad and expensive to middling decent and expensive. Or extremely good and extremely expensive. Paris is the capital city and like every capital city much more expensive than the rest of the country.
For an average good dinner but not extremely expensive I would say try one of the numerous brasseries and take a menu. Cheaper are the chains, like Bistro Romain (very average but not expensive).
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In September, going again in two weeks. |
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The Shadow
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That's hard to answer. It's like asking what to expect to pay for a meal in New York. You can pay $10-$12 at McDonald's or you can pay hundreds of dollars at a high-end place. It depends on the location and the type of restaurant.
In general, Paris is expensive. However, you can keep your costs down somewhat if you don't eat in areas that are frequented by tourists. For example, a view of Notre Dame often means mediocre food at premium prices. Stick with a neighborhood cafe or bistro away from the crowds.
When I was there last year, a simple sandwich and a Coke ran about $10 a person. A dinner in a neighborhood bistro with a beer cost $44 a person. If you are from the US, then exchange rates have improved since then. The same meals today are probably around $8.50 and $38 respectively.
You can also keep costs down by buying baked goods from a bakery instead of eating breakfast in a cafe or in your hotel. A cheap lunch can be had by purchasing some bread and cheese from a local store and eating in a park. I've done that several times. |
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You're on the internet, I would be there are a number of Parisians on the internet who go to bed and wake there every day. |
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Sali
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Paris is expensive anyway, more than the UK, but food are delicious, take away is reasonable, resturants are expensive. |
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Bad to admit but when we went we ate at the local Italian! The bistro restaurants are very expensive and I did not enjoy the food at all. |
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No the french rip everyone off ! |
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