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[Toady]

Just been out for a few beers in Honfeur. Over 12 Euros for a pint. Bloody hell! Complained to staff, they apologised but stated there was nothing they could do.
There you go. The most expensive pint I have ever bought!
I wouldn’t mind but the site fee is 11 Euro with EHU

 

[2657]

Just been out for a few beers in Honfeur. Over 12 Euros for a pint. Bloody hell! Complained to staff, they apologised but stated there was nothing they could do.
There you go. The most expensive pint I have ever bought!
I wouldn’t mind but the site fee is 11 Euro with EHU

Don't drink beer in French bars, especially in tourist areas, especially in bars with a nice view.

 

[Chris]

Just been out for a few beers in Honfeur. Over 12 Euros for a pint. Bloody hell! Complained to staff, they apologised but stated there was nothing they could do.
There you go. The most expensive pint I have ever bought!
I wouldn’t mind but the site fee is 11 Euro with EHU

Outrageous and most French beer is

Beer is expensive in Italy too. I was in Israel a few years back and it was bloody outrageous there - about £14 a pint in a bar in Tel Aviv.

I had no idea how dear it was until I had sunk 5 or 6 and then asked for the bill.

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[Mark McG]

Some unbelievable prices for a small beer in the popular places

 

[Mark McG]

Some unbelievable prices for a small beer

 

[Toady]

Don't drink beer in French bars, especially in tourist areas, especially in bars with a nice view.

You know it. Must leave the wife at home. I would drink in the back street bars but ‘no’ she says, this one looks lovely.

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[Chris]

You know it. Must leave the wife at home. I would drink in the back street bars but ‘no’ she says, this one looks lovely.

It’s about £5 per coffee I think in those bars as well. So steer her away from morning coffee near the marina

 

[Cheshirecat57]

Makes me want to jump straight into my car and rush to France NOT

 

[Brains]

In Norway prices start at about €10 a pint and go up from there ......

Old Norwegian Joke:
Q: How do you spot a millionaire in Norway?
A: He's drunk!

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[sedge]

Tee Hee ! Cancalle, all along the front, beautiful restaurants with white tablecloths and gleaming cutlery at lunchtime advertising oysters and other lunchtime repasts. Prices an arm and a leg. Walk past them to the stalls on the corner where they serve the oysters which they open for you with their knife, on plastic oyster plates complete with half a fresh lemon, offer you poivre if you want it, you get your plastic glass of white wine from another stall and you have to sit on the steps in the sun to enjoy them with the French folk and pay about 95% less for the privilege.

Same oysters.

Good grief - even on package tours with mates in the 1960s, when you went drinking you didn't do it on the front!

 

[Lenny HB]

I bet you were sitting outside on the Harbour front, that puts a few Euro on the price. 3 or 4 years ago a Crape & coffee for two of us was €18.

 

[chaser]

It's something to do once for the experience, you can say you have done it, pretty much like Venice, but once is enough, just go to the cafes behind, about half as much, but also only 25% of the ambiance.

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[chaser]

It's something to do once for the experience, you can say you have done it, pretty much like Venice, but once is enough, just go to the cafes behind, about half as much, but also only 25% of the ambiance.

Saying that though, we have done it half a dozen times, love it.

 

[marchie]

Tee Hee ! Cancalle, all along the front, beautiful restaurants with white tablecloths and gleaming cutlery at lunchtime advertising oysters and other lunchtime repasts. Prices an arm and a leg. Walk past them to the stalls on the corner where they serve the oysters which they open for you with their knife, on plastic oyster plates complete with half a fresh lemon, offer you poivre if you want it, you get your plastic glass of white wine from another stall and you have to sit on the steps in the sun to enjoy them with the French folk and pay about 95% less for the privilege.

Same oysters.

Good grief - even on package tours with mates in the 1960s, when you went drinking you didn't do it on the front!

No point in paying premium prices if you can't be sure that all the oysters will work ... Must go, something's come up ...

Steve

 

[tonka]

I've just walked out of Morrisons because the Hobgoblin was £1.50 !!!!!!!!!

It's only £1 in Asda..

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[Stealaway]

I bet you were sitting outside on the Harbour front, that puts a few Euro on the price. 3 or 4 years ago a Crape & coffee for two of us was €18.

Had a walk around Gisors this morning.
A bit cheaper here
Coffee and croissant was €2 in the local cafe

 

[marchie]

I've just walked out of Morrisons because the Hobgoblin was £1.50 !!!!!!!!!

It's only £1 in Asda..

I walked out of Morrisons last Friday because they had Naan Bread Product Labels over unpriced Fruit Loaf stock and 2 staff members told me to go to the Enquiries Desk instead of bothering to find out the price and apologise for breaking the Trading Standards Regs, and the Duty Manager was pretty indifferent to the ineptitude.

Back to shopping at Asda where the staff are more efficient and more helpful. A brand new Lidl has opened directly opposite Morrisons a couple of weeks ago, so they really should be a little more cautious about driving away customers ...

Steve

 

[Langtoftlad]

But Free/Aires... makes it all great value, worth the tunnel/ferry fare...

Meanwhile, I'm supping real beer at £3.60 a pint with great Lakeland views...

Posh pub too .

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