Christmas Dinner (cost)

[balaclava]

How much is your golf club charging for a members group booking (20+) for a mid week Christmas dinner in December?

Is £25 a head for a 2 course (dinner / pudding) no drinks over-priced / under-priced?

 

[apj0524]

How much is your golf club charging for a members group booking (20+) for a mid week Christmas dinner in December?

Is £25 a head for a 2 course (dinner / pudding) no drinks over-priced / under-priced?

Same as ours

 

[Imurg]

Sounds about right....
Our Sunday lunches are £22.50 for 2 courses.

 

[arnieboy]

Sunday Christmas lunch at our place, 3 courses, coffee, mince pie and a cracker(!) £31.50.

 

[BiMGuy]

Sounds reasonable if the food is good.

 

[balaclava]

Sounds reasonable if the food is good.

Last year the carrot and turnip was a bit green and the sprouts were a bit orangy !!

 

[GB72]

Depends on the quality. To compare to a Sunday lunch out you pay anything from a tenner to £50 or more depending on where you are and the quality of the food.

Around my way, £25 would get me a very good 2 course lunch in my favourite pub restaurant and so I would be expecting some quality for that and maybe a step up from a bog standard carvery.

 

[rulefan]

Seniors' Christmas Lunch

Starter - Tomato and basil soup
Main Course - Traditional Turkey with chipolatas in smoked bacon, pork cranberry and walnut stuffing with goose fat roasted potatoes and gravy.
Sweet - Traditional Christmas Pudding served with a brandy crème anglaise
Coffee or Tea with mints, followed by a glass of Port for the King’s Loyal Toast

Free Red and White Wines served at the table

£30 including Seniors' Annual Subs and wine from Seniors' funds

 

[CliveW]

 

[jim8flog]

Our group got 2 course meal with a cheeseboard and crackers for £20

 

[Captain_Black.]

Our Seniors keep having a carvery instead of a traditional Sunday lunch or Christmas meal.
A tiny sliver of meat with veg & potato piled on top on a tiny plate, not to my liking at all.
I prefer a nice juicy chicken breast or a proper helping of thickly cut beef or pork.
Consequently, I now give all the Senior meals a miss & go up the pub instead when they serve a delicious Sunday lunch at a reasonable cost.

 

[2blue]

Our Seniors keep having a carvery instead of a traditional Sunday lunch or Christmas meal.
A tiny sliver of meat with veg & potato piled on top on a tiny plate, not to my liking at all.
I prefer a nice juicy chicken breast or a proper helping of thickly cut beef or pork.
Consequently, I now give all the Senior meals a miss & go up the pub instead when they serve a delicious Sunday lunch at a reasonable cost.

Not a right good right about this!!

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

£25 sounds about right

 

[Alan Clifford]

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Unfortunately I'll be back in Blighty but today R 350 = £15.56.