Burger and a Beer

[new yabyum]

Sugarbush upped their beer prices from about $8-9 to $11-12 while burgers/sammies are $16-18. I made a comment to my wife that very soon a beer will be $20 with a modest tip. At least they still have $6 PBR cans.

If you're paying 6 bucks for a PBR can, you're doing it wrong.

[toast2266]

I can get a basket of chicken tendies with fries for $7 at the summit house at Whitefish, which is cheap enough that I'll often opt for that over packing a sammy. Beers at the stube keep creeping up, but a 20oz PBR can still be had for around $4. TBD how much those prices have inched upwards this year.

[nortonwhis]

Burger and fries at Whistler Blackcomb. In the village/valley would be $25 now after tax. Pint is $10 most places.
Most likely cheaper on mountain these days or very simialr, though quality is not there. Beers, tall cans of Corona likely to be $15 I would guess. no draft anywhere on mountain.

Friend bought a Chicken salad bowl thing on the weekend that was huge and $16. I think actually better value than buying food in the valley at the moment.

I am also very much a bring sandwich and drink at apres so not 100% sure on anything above.

[Name Redacted]

Burger and fries at Whistler Blackcomb. In the village/valley would be $25 now after tax. Pint is $10 most places.
Most likely cheaper on mountain these days or very simialr, though quality is not there. Beers, tall cans of Corona likely to be $15 I would guess. no draft anywhere on mountain.

Friend bought a Chicken salad bowl thing on the weekend that was huge and $16. I think actually better value than buying food in the valley at the moment.

I am also very much a bring sandwich and drink at apres so not 100% sure on anything above.

CAD?

Either way that sucks.

Im a big proponent of pocket beers. 🍻

[Skistack]

Eggs, potatoes and bacon is under $10 w/ the passholder discount at A Basin.


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[Leshphilling77]

As said in here already it’s like $9- 10 at 6th alley for a 20oz. I enjoy going in there sometimes and don’t really mind paying so whatever. Parking lot beers are great and all but sometimes I want a more of a comfortable environment, not a very tough guy tgr take there i know.

I get a slice of pizza from the cafe at the basin from time to time if I feel like I need to eat something, decent sized slice for like $6 with the pass discount. The basin does have a burger called the trust fund burger that is like $60 or something…

[paulster2626]

If you ever find yourself in Revelstoke, you'll find that people say the best burgers aren't found in town, but on the mountain.

At the top of the Revelation gondola is a small shack where I had what could be the very best burger in my life. I can't remember what it cost, but it sure as shit wasn't 20 bucks...

[Name Redacted]

As said in here already it’s like $9- 10 at 6th alley for a 20oz. I enjoy going in there sometimes and don’t really mind paying so whatever. Parking lot beers are great and all but sometimes I want a more of a comfortable environment, not a very tough guy tgr take there i know.

I get a slice of pizza from the cafe at the basin from time to time if I feel like I need to eat something, decent sized slice for like $6 with the pass discount. The basin does have a burger called the trust fund burger that is like $60 or something…

They used to have an awesome breakfast BITD that was like $1.50 for a biscuit, eggs and bacon.
I lived on that stuff every morning.

[54-46]

Bought a round of $7 Plinys yesterday at Mt Rose (pass holder discount). Food is generally meh, but the b-fast burrito is a decent deal at $11.

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Wow - those are $6 at Whole Foods….


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[nortonwhis]

CAD?

Either way that sucks.

Im a big proponent of pocket beers. ��

Yeah CAD. Guess I should clarify, you could def get a burger somewhere cheaper, but for a decent bar style burger with nice fries etc that seems to be the going rate, even the cheaper places would be 20 after tax.

[paulster2626]

Yeah CAD. Guess I should clarify, you could def get a burger somewhere cheaper, but for a decent bar style burger with nice fries etc that seems to be the going rate, even the cheaper places would be 20 after tax.

This is the normal price now everywhere in Canada that I've been to in the last year or so. $18.99-22-ish depending on what fancy mayo they put on it.

Revy burgers are $10 for a double. Probably $12 now with inflation. Beer wasn't out of line expensive but if you brought your own nobody would know or care.

[skaredshtles]

A lot of old men yelling at clouds in this thread.

I approve.

[subtle plague]

A lot of old men yelling at clouds in this thread.

I approve.

I remember when I paid 30 Schilling or 5mark for a decent meal!

[Bunion 2020]

1st time in Missoula on a Kayaking trip, 1988ish. Beer and a Burger for a buck at the Ox. That place must still be open.

https://the-oxford.com/
Oh yeah, but no prices.

[S_jenks]

1st time in Missoula on a Kayaking trip, 1988ish. Beer and a Burger for a buck at the Ox. That place must still be open.

https://the-oxford.com/
Oh yeah, but no prices.

They still advertised a $5.50 burger last time I was in there early-October. I usually splurge an extra dollar or two though to get a bacon on it.

But if it’s past midnight? Then only breakfast items for me. That place (+ the Dino) is always a must anytime I come back through town.

[romeo tango]

.. But if it’s past midnight? ..

brains n eggs

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[Leshphilling77]

They still advertised a $5.50 burger last time I was in there early-October. I usually splurge an extra dollar or two though to get a bacon on it.

But if it’s past midnight? Then only breakfast items for me. That place (+ the Dino) is always a must anytime I come back through town.

Did some late night breakfasts at that counter in college. Had a friend who played poker there a bunch and if you were on the table after a certain time you got a free meal.

[dookeyXXX]

I’d be curious to know what The Ox charges for a bowl of Campbell’s soup…

[yeahman]

Did some late night breakfasts at that counter in college. Had a friend who played poker there a bunch and if you were on the table after a certain time you got a free meal.

Heh. I lost money at that table once in awhile. Browns n gravy were always my cheap go-to meal after the bars.

[skaredshtles]

I remember when I paid 30 Schilling or 5mark for a decent meal!

Gotdam... you are OLD.

[toast2266]

I feel like the last time I was at the ox, they had begun a pseudo rebranding to try to appeal to the missoula hipster crowd.

That aside, I confirmed that the stube in whitefish is at $3 for a 20oz PBR with the semi-formal locals discount. The fucking fries are $9 though.

[Buzzworthy]

It's more fun to make your own food just the way you like it and not feel like you are getting raped. I have the money to eat wherever I want but there is no value in paying huge prices for simple things. Plus, if you are grilling and having a few cold ones in the lot bring some extra to share.

Sure I could drop the money but I simply refuse to (most of the time). I’ve been enjoying the parking lot for two decades now. I’m right at home there.

[Iwantmy2dollars]

A lot of old men yelling at clouds in this thread.

I approve.

Bah! I gave up yelling a while ago. I text them now

[priapism]

Surprised no one's disrupted this by starting an on-mountain food delivery service
Maybe make it members-only so you're not really purchasing the food, just "sharing it", in case the resort people infiltrate it
Hell why stop with the food, include beers and pot too

[skaredshtles]

Bah! I gave up yelling a while ago. I text them now

Very progressive, Gramps.