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What Rich People Eat

Celebrity Buzz This is an actual receipt from Nello's in New York City. The customer was Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, who had no problem dropping 47k on food and drinks for himself and five other people.

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i'm waiting for them to have the $1k value meal!


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This seems to be not about what people eat but what they drink: I think all the >1k items were bottles of wine.


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Nice markup on the wine, link


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12$ for one large tap water! as bad as the 6$ cordog a disneyworld!


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That waiter must have smiled all the way to the bank


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kamalktk said:Nice markup on the wine, link

 

Don't you understand? If they didn't charge $5k for the bottle, then the customer wouldn't have been able to enjoy buying a $5k bottle of wine.


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what a waste of $. he should have used it for some good weed, bj, or car

or donated it to desttutes

and, tahts why u gotta work at New York City.

Message edited by: pyee01 on 2009-11-06 20:35:47 CST
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kamalktk said:Nice markup on the wine, link

isn't that a fairly normal mark up on alcohol at resturants?


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The tip is way to high!


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All the posters in FWF eat there at least once a week.


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camiolo said:The tip is way to high!I'm sure the waiter earned it, bet they were PITAs


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Lots of food safety violations at Nello's... He should have dropped that chunk of change elsewhere.


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IOU said:12$ for one large tap water! as bad as the 6$ cordog a disneyworld!

That's not a large glass of water. On the receipt it says LG WATER...which is a recent new product from LG.


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idohair said:camiolo said:The tip is way to high!I'm sure the waiter earned it, bet they were PITAsGreek restaurant?


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I always thought the rich ate the poor.... or babies.


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Do they have a drive-thru window?


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george2001 said:IOU said:12$ for one large tap water! as bad as the 6$ cordog a disneyworld!

That's not a large glass of water. On the receipt it says LG WATER...which is a recent new product from LG.

i disagree. I think its Lager water. Oooooh

lager

ooh me thinks me wants a frothing beer here

Message edited by: pyee01 on 2009-11-07 17:46:37 CST
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pyee01 said:george2001 said:IOU said:12$ for one large tap water! as bad as the 6$ cordog a disneyworld!

That's not a large glass of water. On the receipt it says LG WATER...which is a recent new product from LG.


i disagree. I think its Lager water. Oooooh

lager

ooh me thinks me wants a frothing beer here

I bet Michelle and friends eat this way on a regular basis using our tax money.


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Austerville said:That waiter must have smiled all the way to the bank

I bet they tip pooled. There's no way management would have let one guy take that home. At a minimum, he gave something to the maitre d' or whoever assigned him that table.


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