New York Dining- Bring your Credit Card


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Cost of 500 grams of olives in Barcelona Spain…1 € 50 cents.

Olives-Barcelona-Spain

Cost of full meal with cheese, meats and wine in Provence France…10 €

Cheese Plate-France

Enjoying the experience of eating out downtown New york….

PRICEY!

Otto-New York Dining

$9 USD

Otto-New York-Dining-Cheese Plate

$11 USD

There are some places you can afford to go as a budget traveler,

for everything else there’s CREDIT CARDS!

Dining in New York, It’ll Cost you!

Comments

5 Responses to New York Dining- Bring your Credit Card

  1. Nice comparison with the food cost. Wow, Olives and Cheese $11, crazy. Here in Mostar the Old town charges double by charging in Euro, most tourists don’t know the local price, but the travelers seem to catch on. But outside the Old town most places charge the local rate and it is very very reasonable.
    .-= Shawn´s last blog ..The Former Front Line of Mostar—Bosnia =-.

    Shawn July 2, 2010 at 1:10 pm Reply
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  3. LOL.. Ok That’s so cute. Sound like Visa commercial and I think we do need them in NYC. Our nice breakfast in Central Park cost about $40!!! But I’m sure there are other cheap eat in NYC. We just haven’t found it yet. :)
    .-= Amy @ The Q Family´s last blog ..Bangkok with Kids- Climbing the Golden Mount at Wat Saket =-.

    Amy @ The Q Family July 2, 2010 at 4:16 pm Reply
    • Yes Amy, we found some cheap eats too. We had some great breakfasts for about $25. There are some excellent diners and cafes also, but we thought that this was a very fun post for our first day back from New York:)

      davendeb July 2, 2010 at 7:16 pm Reply
  4. Oh dear, there’s nothing more maddening than a skimpy cheese plate… I always end up asking for bread when that happens as I desperately try to draw out the cheese-eating experience.

    I think that the cost of dining in NYC is definitely higher than in other cities. But there are a lot of great cheaper restaurants out there, too. At least the quality of the food is good, right?

    I see that the photos are tagged Otto — is that where you went? I really like that place. Never had the cheese plate (luckily!) but enjoy their pastas & pizzas.
    .-= Travelogged´s last blog ..Ketchikan- Alaska- The Totem Pole Capital of the World =-.

    Travelogged July 2, 2010 at 6:11 pm Reply

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