I’ve noticed that too. Plus it’s usually on a huge plate – which doesn’t help either. My biggest complaint is the entrée is usually sitting in some sauce – that I probably wouldn’t like the taste of – spoiling the whole overpriced, tiny selection.
The real trick is to check the kitchen. In Huxley’s “Down and Out in Paris and London”, he describes how the ritziest restaurants have the dirtiest kitchens. Of course, he was describing Parisian restaurants in the 1920s. Nothing like that could happen today – no way – no how – well, maybe.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 11 months ago
Haute cuisine is elegant and minimal.
Authentic Japanese food can be trés elegant, yet there’s more to eat.
HarryLime Premium Member 11 months ago
Mid-level restaurants tend to serve the best food.
PlatudimusAtom Premium Member 11 months ago
For some, the haute-r the pricing the haute-r they feel.
amaneaux 11 months ago
Yeah, just give me a cheeseburger and fries that will fill me up and won’t break the bank. (And that don’t force me to put on a tie!)
Rose Madder Premium Member 11 months ago
I’ve noticed that too. Plus it’s usually on a huge plate – which doesn’t help either. My biggest complaint is the entrée is usually sitting in some sauce – that I probably wouldn’t like the taste of – spoiling the whole overpriced, tiny selection.
Moonkey Premium Member 11 months ago
I prefer the lower volume of food to get better quality.
mistercatworks 11 months ago
The real trick is to check the kitchen. In Huxley’s “Down and Out in Paris and London”, he describes how the ritziest restaurants have the dirtiest kitchens. Of course, he was describing Parisian restaurants in the 1920s. Nothing like that could happen today – no way – no how – well, maybe.