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Location: East of Seattle since 1992, 615' Elevation, Zone 8b - originally from SF Bay Area
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Sometime their Takeout menu will show the prices, but they could be different. Instead of their website google the restaurant name followed by the word menu and often someone will have taken a picture of it. Just be aware that the menu may have changed since it was posted.
A few years ago, based on a recommendation, I made reservations for omakase at The California Grille atop the Contemporary in Disney World. Price was not mentioned nor were any clues to what would be served. We showed up at the check-in desk in the Contemporary downstairs and were escorted to a secret unmarked elevator to the restaurant. It was not until the meal was finished that we knew what it cost.
Sometime their Takeout menu will show the prices, but they could be different. Instead of their website google the restaurant name followed by the word menu and often someone will have taken a picture of it. Just be aware that the menu may have changed since it was posted.
Yes, I usually di this and have no problem. It was this restaurant my friend sent me the link for that had no prices and I really had never seen this and found it kind of off putting. I did end up digging around and finding out some prices that customers posted along with their food.
Yes, and I don't like it. I don't like surprise prices. And I don't like these silly, hip joints that think it's cute to have their menus on a dimly lit chalkboard instead of paper menus.
I ran into a restaurant in Las Vegas last year. They put us in a dark room. We asked for menus. They showed us a QR code. I had already seen their website which was not user friendly and lacked prices. We asked for a real menu. They said, "we cannot do that." We got up and started to leave. They found ONE menu.
Never again. We should have walked out as the food was as bad as the service.
McMullan's Irish Pub (Tropicana Ave adjacent to Orleans Casino)
I know that regular restaurants sometimes have daily specials not listed on a menu which are servers verbally tell customers without listing the prices. These specials tend be more expensive than what is actually on the menu.
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