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Eating put in Canada vs the U.K.

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munchbunch7 · 05/04/2022 20:45

Hi, visiting Vancouver, Victoria, Banff etc in the summer. Just wondering how the prices compare to the U.K. for eating out. Just 2 adults. Thanks

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OnceAgainWithFeeling · 05/04/2022 20:47

Can’t you Google some restaurants in the places you’re going?

CarryonCovid · 05/04/2022 20:48

I think it is a bit more expensive. Wine in particular and it is pretty rank, stick to beer. Depends a lot on the exchange rate though.

BestIsWest · 05/04/2022 20:49

It’s three years since we were there and thought it was broadly similar to UK if slightly more expensive. Wine was expensive. May well have changed though.
Very jealous, all 3 are lovely.

BestIsWest · 05/04/2022 20:50

Can recommend TouLouLous in Banff.

TheGirlInTheGreenDress · 05/04/2022 20:58

When I visited I remember thinking it was in line with London prices.

Remember that prices you see on the menus (and just on price tags in general) will be pre-tax. From memory the tax rates can be different in different provinces so could be different in BC and Alberta. I think it’s around 5% on food.

You also HAVE to tip.

Kitkat151 · 05/04/2022 21:04

Cheaper than London prices in the Rockies...on a par with London prices in Vancouver I found....we always drank the beer / soft drinks....these were comparable with U.K. prices....soft drinks were always refillable

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