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2 hours ago, ambra said:Everyone I know who has been to Paris in the past year has complained about the prices. I have been wondering if they are just choosing wrong.
I really can't complain, but I'l note that I'd say a 20 - 30% increase across the board (for food) is not uncommon (compared to our last trip, pre-pandemic, in February, 2020).
Wine prices are probably more stable than food prices, at least when drinking French wines.
2 hours ago, ambra said:Everyone I know who has been to Paris in the past year has complained about the prices. I have been wondering if they are just choosing wrong.
I really can't complain, but I'l note that I'd say a 20 - 30% increase across the board (for food) is not uncommon ( compared to our last trip, pre-pandemic in February, 2020).
Wine prices are probably more stable than food prices, at least when drinking French wines.
2 hours ago, ambra said:Everyone I know who has been to Paris in the past year has complained about the prices. I have been wondering if they are just choosing wrong.
I really can't complain,.but I'l note that I'd say a 20 - 30% increase across the board (for food) is not uncommon ( compared to our last trip, pre-pandemic in February, 2020).
Wine prices are probably more stable than food prices, at least when drinking French wines.
