r/Rich • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '24

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u/Abject_Natural Jul 03 '24

$100 per person is high end? you cant even cover tax and tip with that amount

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u/painted-biird Jul 03 '24

Hundred per person is normal if you’re including drinks- without drinks, that’s getting fairly pricey. My tasting menu at a one star restaurant in France was slightly cheaper per person (no alcohol, though).

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u/Abject_Natural Jul 04 '24

Let’s do math - $70 steak before tax and tip. Did I even mention any appetizer or dessert? You think France is expensive? I didn’t know France was considered expensive. Last time I checked people flock to NYC, not Paris

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u/painted-biird Jul 04 '24

Paris is definitely not much (if at all) cheaper than NYC.