Kids meal - £4.49 for a sausage

I had the misfortune to go to a work friends funeral today, the wake was held in a hotel in my town, and a pint of fosters was £3-20, what a complete rip-off, you can buy decent beer for 60p a pint in a supermarket, and a really nice tasting quality sausage must cost 50p at the most in a supermarket,

My motto is watch every penny, don't pay these prices if you can possibly avoid them.

"I will calmly turn around ansd walk off without paying for anything"

.......a fair reaction under the described circumstances, but it is a criminal offence. I think the correct is to register your complaint, leave your name and address, and tell them you are taking it up with Trading Standards.

Whenever this kind of thing happens to me, I carmly tell my friend/family to take the kids to the car/leave and I will wait and deal with the bill, then five minutes later I will calmly turn around ansd walk off without paying for anything. Normally for this you will be banned from the resturant, but with service like that it's not as if you intended to return anyway

£4.49 for a sausage?Ha!Ha!Welcome to rip-off Britain.Hope you remembered to leave them a decent tip for the privelage.

I am not in the food industry , but I think we compare the cost of providing food at home and we forget that there is the cost of the premises heat lighting staff wages etc I dont mind paying for food if it is good quality and edible, but most of it is plastic tasting and from abroad, and I would be annoyed at paying that price for sausages that have no health benefits they just fill a hole and make you hungrier in the long run, I know it is hard to find food that children can eat easily and most motorway places only supply frozen junk so I sympathize.

£4.49 for a sausage! It's yet more proof this country is a f-cking con!

What did you expect?This is rip-off Britain.Complain at the appropriate time.Don't be ripped off.

I used to work for the same company that owns this restaurant in a management capacity, and have to say that if the manager of the said restaurant did actualluy refer to you as "my love" I consider this to be wrong.

Having said that, if you had tried to share you food off your plate then I would not have allowed that in my restaurant. It's amazing sometimes, (although thankfully not very often) someone would order one meal and ask for two plates! What a cheek! I am sorry but no.

I think that you should have been made aware that you would have to pay the full childs meal price and again if you was not made aware of this then that is not good but it is not their duty.

To say that other establishments offer better and more flexible service is a little silly. You were not in any other establishment you were in Harry Ramsdens so their policy applies in their restaurant. I am sure if you complain to Pizza Hut that you did not like the meal at Harry Ramsdens then you would not get very far with the complaint.

The high class restaurant remark is just laughable :)

If you don't like the service or the food or even the attitude in that restaurant or even the company policy then you will know in the future wont you.

There are an awful lot of people like these places.

Frankly from my point of view children and restaurants don't mix, I believe they are usually a nightmare.

The people in these sort of places have to work so hard for their money givr them a break.

If the money was tight or you were just watching the cost then really you should have asked in the first place. You decided to have someting that was not listed on the menu and they served you what you wanted. So therefore it is your own fault really. At least you will no for the future wont you

I have recently gone to the Tinseltown milkshake bar in Wimbledon and I have had nothing but bad service, their milkshakes were good but their service was bad.

We went to see a movie in Wimbledon, when it finished we went to Tinseltown Milkshakes at Wimbledon Station to get a drink and after film snack. It was about 10:50pm. My mum saw a poster offering waffle boat and milkshake deals for £4.50 each, we ordered two, which should have been £9 altogether but they told us it was £5.75 each and £11.50 altogether.My Mum paid the £11.50 anyway, but asked the person at the counter why we couldn't get the £4.50 deal and she just said it wasn't available but didn't say why. My Mum asked why if wasn't available, the lady started talking to her collegue, ignored my Mum and then started to make the waffles.My Mum then saw a pile of leaflets saying 10% off your bill, she took one and handed over the leaflet. The lady said she couldn't use it, but she could next time.

They started to make the waffles, we left without getting the waffles.

In conclusion, I will never recommend Tinseltown in Wiimbledon to anyone.

harry ramsdons underrated food overated prices you should have gone round the corner better chippies cheaper prices

Sixth Former, you are exactly that, a sixth former and a prime example of a typical schoolboy. You may be developing into some form of man but you have the head of a new born. Your life experience is nill. Haven't you a paper round to be getting on with?

Graham Goodness - you are a patronising git just like Harry Ramsden's Manager. Hope you don't mind me calling you that - it's how we refer to morons in this part of Britain.