Ok guys, here's a good question;
What's the most you've ever paid out of pocket for a meal at WDW???
What's the most you've ever paid out of pocket for a meal at WDW???
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What's the most you've ever paid out of pocket for a meal at WDW???
- Thread starter WDWmazprty
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And this could be table or quick service. 
zurgandfriend
Well-Known Member
Victoria and Alberts about $500.00, dinner for 2 with wine, taxes and tips.
Dukeblue1227
Well-Known Member
This past trip I dropped just shy of $300 at California Grille for just me and my girlfriend (after tip)...
The waiter shook my hand when he brought me the bill............ I didn't even want to open it after that happened...
The waiter shook my hand when he brought me the bill............ I didn't even want to open it after that happened...
dave&di
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What did you think of V & A? Did you like the set menu? We stayed at GF in 08 and again next year, never been tempted. $500 too much for food IMO.
KanineKrunchies
Member
Shelled out $140+ for lunch at Teppan Edo with my Wife and Mother celebrating my Mom's 64th B-Day.
zurgandfriend
Well-Known Member
It was great, we loved the whole experience. The food and service were both outstanding. Each dish was prepared and presented perfectly.Maybe not 500 dollar worth, but it was a special anniversary. That plus the fact that my dear wife watches all those cooking shows so she really loved it.
Our dear son is 13 years old, 6 feet tall and can eat a 24 oz porterhouse no sweat so now we usually do Shula's for our "special" meal. As my son says "it's a guy place!"
Victoria
Not old, just vintage.
I paid for a dinner at Le Cellier last year that cost us about $250 for 3 adults/2 kids. It was about what I expected for 5 people who had a full meal. The most I have ever spent on a single meal (with 2 people) was $300 with tip at Napa Rose in Disneyland last summer. I was happy I did it but I doubt I will be spending that kind of money again any time soon.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
For a meal around $500 maybe just over at the Cali Grill, the wine bumped it up.
For drink $275 ish in the tequila bar. An afternoon and money well spent
For drink $275 ish in the tequila bar. An afternoon and money well spent
I'd love to go to V&A's once! Sounds like a great meal!
SleepingMonk
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SleepingMonk
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xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
This was my experience too. Most I ever spent at a restaurant anywhere on 2 people. Its amazing how fast a $200 meal becomes 300 with tip and taxes. It was worth it though. One of the best meals I have ever had.
In 2003 on our honeymoon my wife and I went to V&A and it cost about $400. It was the best meal I have ever had. :slurp:
JiminyandTink
Well-Known Member
$200 for lunch with no booze at CRT
About $3700 before tip and tax at California Grille, Father's Day, for about 20 of us. We told them to just start bringing sushi, ANY sushi, and to keep it coming.
That included several bottles of wine, and a ton of booze.
The sushi chef was so astounded that he and some of the other kitchen crew came out to our tables to see who we were. No one special, just a family with cash.
As for me personally, about $100 after booze and tip for a 3 course meal @ Cali Grille.
That included several bottles of wine, and a ton of booze.
The sushi chef was so astounded that he and some of the other kitchen crew came out to our tables to see who we were. No one special, just a family with cash.
As for me personally, about $100 after booze and tip for a 3 course meal @ Cali Grille.
