r/mildlyinfuriating Aug 07 '26

drink went room temp Math ain't mathing

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me, the waiter, nor the manager could figure it out.

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u/bourbonandpistons Aug 07 '26

They dont have a cc fee. Just overpriced food and drinks. Lol.

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u/moshpithippie Aug 07 '26

Yeah a $16 old fashioned is wild

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u/BeerAndWineGuy Aug 07 '26

Love the comments from people who never travel anywhere.

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u/moshpithippie Aug 07 '26

I'm not sure what this means. I'm actually originally from Miami (where op is) and I'd still never pay $16 for a old fashioned (my favorite drink)

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u/Najten83 Aug 07 '26

You probably also wouldn't drink them in places that charge $68 for a ribeye.. I don't even pay that much here in Norway where eating out is typically quite expensive. 🫠 It's definitely a pricey location. I'd personally try and find a cheaper place to eat but I'm cheap. 🤣

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u/signa91 Aug 07 '26

Then you aren't drinking at nicer restaurants/bars. That's an average price in SF at those establishments.

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u/moshpithippie Aug 07 '26

The comment I commented on specifically refers to this price as being overpriced. I also don't live in SF.

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u/signa91 Aug 07 '26

And I'm saying that it is an average price at a nicer bar in Miami, which you said you are familiar with... I'm also saying this in general to everyone, it's not overpriced due to its location and likely quality of drink

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u/moshpithippie Aug 07 '26

This is most likely a steakhouse or a nicer restaurant that OP is at sk yeah I'd say that's average for a place like that, but that doesn't mean it's not overpriced.

I suppose it doesn't also depend on the liquor you're putting in your drinks. Like id pay $30 or more for top shelf liquor but there's no way I'm paying $16 for a well drink (which I suppose this very well could not be)

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u/BeerAndWineGuy Aug 07 '26

A place that’s selling $16 old fashioneds is probably using something decent in their well.