Lunch bill

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We went to a chain pub/restaurant type place today. More upmarket than a Harvester but not fancy by any means.

2 of us. Each had a starter and a main, and shared a bottle of house wine. How much would you say would be a reasonable bill for that?

Between £20 and £25?

£60

Each that was supposed to say!

It's hard to say without knowing what you ate. Did you have steaks or a pasta dish?

£52

Where are people eating that this would cost £60!?

I’d say around £50 for the pair of you.

Going on average of maybe £6 a starter per person, £11 a main per person and £14 a bottle of wine.

£50-60 but depends on the starters and mains obviously!

I'd say £60 - £65.

Every single place near me.

Trendy, £60 means £30 a head which is bloody cheap for a starter, main and half a bottle of wine

Guessing about £6 a starter and £15 a main and £18 bottle wine, so £60 roughly?

£45-55?

I’d estimate £12 for a main (this could vary a lot)
£5 for a starter
And £8 for half a bottle of wine so £25 each?

£65?

£30 each

£40-£50

£6-£7 for each starter, £10-£15 for each main and £20-£25 for a bottle of wine? So roughly £55-£65 including service.

I’d also say about £30 each, give or take.

Ok, so let's say starter is £8, main meal £14 and bottle of house wine £18. That's £62. That's about what we pay for a decent pub lunch round these parts.

Sorry, mine should have said NOT including service.

£60

The point of this is? Does nobody check a menu beforehand?

£50-£70 ish totally depends on area

£60-70?