What do you consider a reasonable price for a sit-down restaurant?

[Jesse Nicholas Radin]

I'd say about $20-$25 a person is expected, maybe a bit less if you get a cheaper lunch special, a bit more if you get upsold on desserts etc.

I tend to be a bit cheaper than the average person. I'm not really about fancy atmospheres; I eat for the food and little else.

 

[four]

Depends on the restaurant obviously, but yeah $20-$30 is the range I aim for, $40-$50 if it's a fancy place.

 

[Haloperidol]

Fuck these 2025 prices, some years ago I remember sitting at a (not fancy, chain) restaurant and getting a really good burger and fries for $10 and I compare everything to that to this day.

 

[Fat Gollum]

Like maybe 300 dollars per person.

 

[retard strength II]

I can still find good lunch specials at $10-12, dinner around $15 per person max w/o drinks unless it is a special occasion, date, or fancier place. I'd walkout if I see like $30 per plate at some regular ass place.

 

[OrionBalls]

We pay about $20-25 for entrees. $14 or so for an app. There is, however, very nice place that does a multiple course meal that we go to like once a year. We can drop about $200-$250 on that. Best veal chops ever.

 

[Neo-Nazi Rich Evans]

the last time i went to a sit down restaurant i think i spent a total of $40 something for an appetizer, an entree, dessert, tips, and taxes. seems reasonable to me, especially since this is not something i do but maybe once or twice a year.

 

[We Are The Witches]

If you eat for the food, learn to cook and make your own dishes.

These places also charge you for the privilege of taking space in their establishment (and service), and basic stuff is essentially overpriced as a result if you don't care about its atmosphere.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

Is it a better value than current year McDonald's? If yes, it is reasonable.