is $60 (autralian) per person enough for an evening at a

Without drinks it shouldn't be an issue, honestly depends how fancy though. I've done $150 per person seafood in Sydney, but it wouldn't have been hard to get decent seafood for half that in the same area.

>>9010938
Yes.
I just get the flathead or whiting and chips.
It's like $26

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>>9010941
>$150 per person seafood
wew! I hope i never make the mistake of walking into a restaurant that fancy. WHAT WAS IT? Lobsters the size of small children?!?!?

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>>9010947
i don't drink alcohol
but these people i'm hosting do. How much booze, price wise, will they drink?!?!?!

>>9010956
No, it was an 8 course tasting menu.

>>9010962
At a nice restaurant you can be looking at $15+ drinks. This can really depend where you are and what you order though.

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>>9010964
ooooh that does sound fun

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>>9010967
sweet jimmy crickets!!!!?!?!

is Argentine cheaper then seafood???
i said i'd take them out to a "fancy meal"
i didn't promise seafood.

>>9010977
Depends on location, if you're in a harbour city it might be cheaper to get seafood.

Honestly if you want to limit drinks order a moderately priced bottle or two of wine for the table. Most guests can take the hint that they should drink the wine instead of ordering something for just themselves.

>>9010995
would 50 dollars be enough for a bottle?

>>9010938
Just look at the menu dude.

Probably not if it's fancy and people are drinking.

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>>9011004
Depends on where you go. I would probably expect $40-50 to be the minimum if it's a nicer place though.


Here is a random higher end seafood menu. Looks like $30-50 per person for food. More expensive for specialty dishes.

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>>9011017
Oh man......
....guess i'll have to do some research on the local circus. gotta be something in my price range.

Thanks for all your helpful tips lads.
Have a toasty sleep.

>>9010938
squirrely has some pizza

>>9010938
Where were you planning to eat? Sydney? Specific location?

>>9010941
This tilts me
Not that people pay that much for food, but that the manager laughs his ass off because he sold you $20 worth of food for 7x the price just because he made it look fancy

Stop being a stingey cunt OP and shell out some more neetbux. I hope your over east, because in WA you should prepare, for a fancy restaurant, $20 starters, $40-$50 mains, $15 desserts, $12+ stubbies and $60+ for a nice red