The up-side is that it might make other local food and drink premises think about the prices they charge for alcohol.... and in some cases food too. Having visited the city of London this week it was noticeable from the pub and upmarket Thai restaurant I visited that food prices were comparable with Bury and drink prices only slightly dearer. I think that says more about Bury St Edmunds than it does about London. In many cases it is very expensive to eat out in Bury - wine often being ridiculously over-priced. Even if people on a night out choose not to end up in Weatherspoons they may well start there to 'fuel' themselves up. Bad news for other venues.... but not for the public.
I had no desire to lunch in The Corn Exchange on Friday as I had intended but may try on another occasion when it isn't so busy.... if such an occasion arises. I hope this place doesn't affect the privately owned businesses - certainly Saints was as busy as ever. Hope it gives the overpriced Pizza chains a run for their money though.
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That's very disappointing - it looked so attractive in the newspaper shots before there were any customers, especially the restored glass roof and the foliage.
I've always thought pizza was overpriced - basically it's only cheese on toast. But it's around the same price as other restaurant food and I do love it.
Think you will find foliage is artificial, which would go with the theme of 'cheap'.
There's pizza and pizza. My foreign visitors laugh at our propensity to throw everyting we can on them. They should be fairly simple with natural flavours if they are to match cheese on toast.
I mean pizzas should be simple .. not my visitors.
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