To ask if this is absurd or am I out of touch?

[LittleAlexHornesPocket]

I live in a small market town in the north west. Fairly average in terms of demographics, as in, we have some poor areas and some naice ham areas. Not a tourist destination but it is very close to a national park.

A restaurant in the town centre is doing tapas. Yum. But, they want £10 a dish, or £35 for four dishes. For example, £10 for some halloumi, or £10 for some bread, cheese, and olives, or £10 for a bit of chorizo in a sauce.

AIBU to think that's outrageous prices or am I wildly out of touch here? What sort of prices are you seeing in your area?

Most of the dishes I could do at home for much, much, less, with much bigger portions.

@Noshadelampplease tell me which Mcr Greek you recommend?

Dimitri's, it's in Deansgate, amazing!

Congleton?

It did seem to be going a bit boujee last time we went

Tapas is my favourite food to eat out and my favourite place is the port house on the Strand in London. It’s cheaper than the OP’s meaning it’s incredibly overpriced for up where she is. Menu here.

Most of the dishes I could do at home for much, much, less, with much bigger portions.

Well obviously.

Doesn’t this sort of answer your own question.