Apache Warrior
12th Sep 2007, 03:03 PM
Average Restaurant Meal in London: $79
Published: 9/12/07, 2:42 PM EDT
LONDON (AP) - Thinking of a night out in London? Don't forget your wallet.
London is the most expensive dining capital in the world, restaurant rating company Zagat said Tuesday.
The average meal in London costs just over $79, beating out Paris, at nearly $72 and Tokyo, at just over $71, according to the company's survey of 5,300 Londoners.
That makes eating out in the British capital more than twice as expensive as New York, where the average meal costs $39.
The prices include drinks and tips.
Time Out's London food editor Guy Dimond said the Zagat survey was likely skewed toward high-end restaurants, but said the city's booming economy has pushed prices up across the board.
London is already the world's second-costliest city, according to a survey published by Mercer Human Resource in June. Moscow was rated as the world's most expensive, while New York, which served as the survey's base, ranked 15th.
And I always thought Tokyo was number one. :shock: :D
Apache
Published: 9/12/07, 2:42 PM EDT
LONDON (AP) - Thinking of a night out in London? Don't forget your wallet.
London is the most expensive dining capital in the world, restaurant rating company Zagat said Tuesday.
The average meal in London costs just over $79, beating out Paris, at nearly $72 and Tokyo, at just over $71, according to the company's survey of 5,300 Londoners.
That makes eating out in the British capital more than twice as expensive as New York, where the average meal costs $39.
The prices include drinks and tips.
Time Out's London food editor Guy Dimond said the Zagat survey was likely skewed toward high-end restaurants, but said the city's booming economy has pushed prices up across the board.
London is already the world's second-costliest city, according to a survey published by Mercer Human Resource in June. Moscow was rated as the world's most expensive, while New York, which served as the survey's base, ranked 15th.
And I always thought Tokyo was number one. :shock: :D
Apache