The Fat duck!

[mitch84]

Haha well I thought i’d have more back up on this site where people spend £15/20k on a holiday, UC flights and deluxe resorts etc, but I obviously am just crackers 🤔
Still asking hubby though

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by mitch84

Haha well I thought i’d have more back up on this site where people spend £15/20k on a holiday, UC flights and deluxe resorts etc, but I obviously am just crackers 🤔
Still asking hubby though

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No you aren't crackers at all. Experiences are individual and are unique to each person.
I wouldn't personally pay that much but certainly wouldn't think anyone who did was wrong.

Just a question though. Do people leave there satiated? I don't like being overfull after a meal, but I also don't like still being hungry. Just wondering.

Let us know what your Husband says please.

[GezzasGem]

As a couple of others have said for a special treat we loved The Waterside Inn in Bray, much better location and we even took their boat out on the river! Fabulous experience 😊

[Sue]

Originally Posted by novocastrian

i was about 44/45 so old enough to be cynical, yes there are more staff than punters & the whole thing is more of show than a meal but at @grand for two its not in anyway 'worth' it based on the food... profit ot not

you could have 10 decent meals for that...

its all very much the emperors new clothes to me...

but its everyones hard earned to spend on what/how they wish of ourse

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You are right of course, it is up to the individual as to how they spend their money. We have friends who spend around a £1000 every 2 months on cigarettes. That’s up to them but I prefer food

[Posiesmum]

We had a fabulous meal and stay at Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons
It cost around £1300, probably more than 100 average steak dinners, but it was wonderful.

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by Posiesmum

We had a fabulous meal and stay at Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons
It cost probably more than 100 average steak dinners, but it was wonderful.

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My favourite! And the garden tours are fantastic

[floridasgirl]

Originally Posted by Pjamas

We live close to The Fat Duck, we prefer The Hinds Head next door - also owned by Heston.

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Some friends took us there, it was lovely.
Would love to go to the Fat Duck, like you say, it's worth the money just for the experience!

[Oliver123]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

No you aren't crackers at all. Experiences are individual and are unique to each person.
I wouldn't personally pay that much but certainly wouldn't think anyone who did was wrong.

Just a question though. Do people leave there satiated? I don't like being overfull after a meal, but I also don't like still being hungry. Just wondering.

Let us know what your Husband says please.

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We want to V&A in January at the chefs table and that came to £1000 took 5 hours and I can honesty tell you I left very full. I nearly couldn’t eat the last chocolate but I just managed it

[Posiesmum]

Originally Posted by Oliver123

We want to V&A in January at the chefs table and that came to £1000 took 5 hours and I can honesty tell you I left very full. I nearly couldn’t eat the last chocolate but I just managed it

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We had to take them home for later. Hard to imagine that you’d feel so full after so many little plates of food!

[Guest]

We enjoyed the Fat Duck but prefer The Hinds Head .
Still high quality food but less “faffy”
Staff in there are fantastic