Here now. First thoughts

[Big Dog]

Originally Posted by barryp1

I believe Senor Frogs do.

There is no way the OP's bill at Millers is correct unless they forgot something they had. I'd love them to itemise it.

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Their Millers bill isn't right, I think she may have typed and incorrect number as their bill should be nearer $35 than $55

Zingers are $10, flatbread $7 and 3 drinks at around $6 a drink

I should add that I also think their senor frogs bill is wrong

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by Big Dog

I'd beg to differ, a cheap chain at home selling equivalent fare would be TGI's, 2 mains and 3 alcoholic drinks plus tip would be similar at best but probably more than £43.

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Looking at TGI's Friday's menu, you can get a large Hot Wings meal to share for £11.29 and a Cheese Nachos to share for £9.49 (they don't seem to do flatbreads so that's the closest). Drinks are around £4 each. So that's £33 in total, or around £37 with a 12% tip.

(You can get a meal with wings, chicken strips and pork belly for 3 to 4 people to share for £15.50. So a similar meal could be about £5 cheaper than the above)

Personally, I wouldn't call TGI Friday's particularly cheap (it's not expensive either - somewhere in the middle). There are cheaper chain restaurants and pubs out there.

Originally Posted by Big Dog

Their Millers bill isn't right, I think she may have typed and incorrect number as their bill should be nearer $35 than $55

Zingers are $10, flatbread $7 and 3 drinks at around $6 a drink

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Looking online at Miller's menu, the most expensive Zinger meal is $12 and the cheeseburger flatbread is $9. The prices for draft beers aren't shown but lets go with $6 a drink as you say.

That makes the cost $39 before tax and tip. Adding on tax and 20% tip (which seems to be the norm in Orlando nowadays) brings the total cost to around $49. So, it's not that much different to the $55 that they quoted.

And maybe what the OP meant was that they each had a zingers and shared a flatbread? If so, then using the prices you quoted, the total with tax+tip comes to around $55.