Just posted a change from our Thursday night specials, the price went up 4 pesos. Which is about .30. Got a FB message saying "I don't think so". OMG- The old owners were charging more than 25 pesos more for this same dinner! Wow! And this person has been nothing but nice to me. Just wow!
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Yeah, sometimes people just need to think before they talk. Just think. And 30 cents. How about cut back on a drink if you can't swing that.
Very much so. Agree! And really, .30 in your favor, does that make you feel like you are scoring a deal?
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Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices.
Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices..
I like drinking water with my meals!Copperhead said:Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices.
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Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices..I like drinking water with my meals!Copperhead said:Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices.
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With Ice I presumeIce said:I like drinking water with my meals!Copperhead said:Everyone grumbles about a price increase no matter how small.
Food prices have increased a lot in the past 6 months.
If they don't like the price, let them go somewhere else. Once they realize every place has increased, they'll be back.
One clever tactic I found restaurants doing when needing to raise prices is to raise the price of the drinks... many places are up to $2.95 for tea/soda while leaving their meal prices untouched.
Most people don't look at drink prices.
