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A la carte restaurants.
Are drinks free or paid in a la carte restaurants?
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It depends on what kind of food system you paid for, and indeed what kind of food system in the hotel. Usually the a la carte restaurant itself is paid.
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answered 12 years ago
If it is Egypt or Turkey. It happens that visiting an a la carte restaurant is free, drinks too, but only locally produced.
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answered 12 years ago
The a la carte concept provides for a fee for food and drinks. Only a few hotels allow meals in such restaurants for free, including non-branded drinks.
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answered 12 years ago
We had the type of food "All inclusive", we were given coupons for several visits to the a la carte restaurant. We could choose which restaurant to visit, when, reserve a table and in the evening go to dinner not at the main restaurant, but at the chosen one. All drinks and food were free.
You only need to pay when the coupons are over :)
You only need to pay when the coupons are over :)
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answered 12 years ago
We had the type of food "All inclusive", we were given coupons for several visits to the a la carte restaurant. We could choose which restaurant to visit, when, reserve a table and in the evening go to dinner not at the main restaurant, but at the chosen one. All drinks and food were free.
You only need to pay when the coupons are over :)
You only need to pay when the coupons are over :)
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answered 12 years ago
Whatever country it is, the concept of a la carte is the same everywhere.
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answered 12 years ago
I often visit the Dominican Republic, in all-inclusive hotels (although all hotels there work on an all-inclusive system), I personally have the opinion that food is always better in the main restaurant, and more varied, a la carte so once for the sake of interest, but never paid for it
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answered 12 years ago
In the Dominican Republic, in the hotel where we rested, a la carte restaurants were free, in the French and Italian restaurants there was an additional wine list for a fee, but these wines are quite exclusive, of certain years, and Samille helps you choose the wine. If you are not a connoisseur, then you will be offered any other drink, the same as in the main restaurant. I have not heard that in at least one five-star hotel in the Dominican Republic, a la carte restaurants were paid. The all-inclusive system in Turkey, Egypt and the Caribbean is significantly different, so you should not focus on the experience of holidays in Turkey and Egypt.
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