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Best time to go to Norway for family ski holiday
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in London its at least that
you must drink in some flash watering holes,
dennisp
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dennisp wrote:
They need to get out more, in London its at least that, and here its 15 quid in most places...
It sounds like
you
need to get out more and sample some different places in London - even in a zone 1 gastro pub you can get a "medium" (175ml) glass of wine for under a fiver.
When I went to Norway I was living and working in central London and was surprised by the very high cost of eating and drinking out. Didn't put me off wanting to go back and try the skiing though, as my interest in this thread shows, but it's worth knowing that it might be better to go self-catering if you don't want to blow your budget on food and drink (not a problem for me as I always prefer to book an apartment rather than a hotel these days anyway).
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ok, biting tongue as not helpful for OP.
However: In the Papermill, a PUB on the grand canal north of Watford, a 250 is around 7 or 8 quid for the house. You go 5 miles down the road to The Grove, and in the Stables BAR its around 12 or 14. That says to me like a nice London eatery or pub in say Leic Sq would be around the 7-10 mark depending on what you drink.
Just saying, everyone seems to freak out when drinks go north of a fiver.
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dennisp
, I do hope all your tongue biting doesn't ruin the tastebuds - at €50 for a bottle of the house, I'd want to savour every last sip
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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dennisp
, good idea re Austrian resort. Price is not the main driver (resort low altitude is - one of our party loves skiing but doesn't handle altitude too well). Mrs quite fancies Scandinavia.
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you must drink in some flash watering holes, 
