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I want to go with children 5 and 11 years old to paris what is the price for lunch and dinner
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there is a McDonald's near the Louvre - prices are the same as ours, breakfast is always included in the price at the hotel - you can eat normally - delicious croissants, hot drinks, scrambled eggs, sausage and more - all kinds of jams, though it all depends on the hotel. twice in Paris to eat - completely enough for more, you simply will not have time. and so count on 10 euros per person at least sometimes in the hotel rooms there is a kettle but not in all hotels. it is better to have some food in a vacuum with you to France for children. but it’s good to eat in Germany or the Czech Republic - it’s cheaper there, this is in case you are traveling by car, they stop near food outlets - drivers and group leaders know and provide for all this. And I recommend taking such food with you so that you can have a bite. I experienced this during a trip with children during the holidays to Paris. There they make their own snacks with buns
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answered 13 years ago
Lunch or dinner about 15 euros. This is if you do not show off. The food is good, plentiful. Breakfasts in hotels in France are much poorer than in the Czech Republic, Hungary or Germany. French breakfast is, as a rule, tea-coffee, croissant, jam, bun and that's it! Before lunch, you can not hold out, so bring nuts, dried fruits, chocolates with you.
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answered 13 years ago
"Complex" lunches in small cafes in the center cost about 10-15 dollars. To order the same set of bdyud a little more expensive. Especially in this sense, I liked the Latin Quarter. It looks like young people can eat there, student prices. Some cafes have Russian-language menus, but mostly English-French ones everywhere. So it is better to have the appropriate vocabulary in English at the ready. :) In stores, you can also buy ready-made food. It is quite possible to arrange a candlelit dinner in the room with wine, king prawn salad, all sorts of meat delicacies and amazing pastries. As an option :)
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answered 13 years ago
Coffee in a cafe from 6 euros, and this is the easiest. In Viennese, for example, it will be 10-12 euros.
Dinner at a restaurant starting with appetizers (various pasties), a hot dish, then dessert or cheeses, plus a couple of bottles of wine - about 25 euros per person. Yes, the food is delicious, satisfying, but I would not say that the portions are large, even in moderation, Russian men did not eat enough))). I don’t know about fast food and street food, I once bought some pancakes, in my opinion, 6 euros. In McDuck, prices are d.b. as in Russia, there are many confectioneries, shops with sweets and chocolate for children. It is much cheaper to buy food in the markets and cook it yourself at home (we live with friends). Many shops have ready-made takeaway food, cassoulet, ratatouille, and Spanish paella, and Chinese dishes. Eat in the winter, you will find the season of selling and frying chestnuts on the streets))). Gastro-temptations - the sea, but staying in Paris is a significant blow to the wallet!
In short, expensive. More expensive only in Norway. The Czech Republic, I agree, is much cheaper.
Dinner at a restaurant starting with appetizers (various pasties), a hot dish, then dessert or cheeses, plus a couple of bottles of wine - about 25 euros per person. Yes, the food is delicious, satisfying, but I would not say that the portions are large, even in moderation, Russian men did not eat enough))). I don’t know about fast food and street food, I once bought some pancakes, in my opinion, 6 euros. In McDuck, prices are d.b. as in Russia, there are many confectioneries, shops with sweets and chocolate for children. It is much cheaper to buy food in the markets and cook it yourself at home (we live with friends). Many shops have ready-made takeaway food, cassoulet, ratatouille, and Spanish paella, and Chinese dishes. Eat in the winter, you will find the season of selling and frying chestnuts on the streets))). Gastro-temptations - the sea, but staying in Paris is a significant blow to the wallet!
In short, expensive. More expensive only in Norway. The Czech Republic, I agree, is much cheaper.
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