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ThinAir
post Apr 18 2006, 04:15 PM
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Dinner reservations are set for 7:00 p.m. Saturday night at Murphy's Restaurant & Bar in downtown Prescott. We'll be upstairs in their mezzanine.

They are sending me menu options to look over. They asked if we could do 1 check that would include gratuity and I agreed. I'm going to look over the menu and see if we can offer 2-3 different selections so that we make it as simple as possible while still offering variety.
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post Apr 19 2006, 12:09 AM
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The restaurant sent me a sample of their menu and samples of two of their preconfigured menus.

Menu A is $27 each and the dishes are:
Fresh Sterling Salmon
Baked Fresh Halibut Rockefeller
12 oz Prime Rib

Menu B is $22 each and the dishes are:
Fresh Sterling Salmon
Rotisserie Chicken
10 oz Prime Rib

Both menus include Murphy's bread, garden salad, mashed potatoes, fresh vegetables and coffee, tea, milk or soft drink.

We have to add 8.3% tax and 18% gratuity as well, and add $2.00 for the Prime Rib.

My own vote is going to be for Menu B, but I have to check with the restaurant on some things. The normal menu prices for the 3 items are:
Salmon $16.95
Chicken $14.95
Prime Rib $21.95

I don't know that we have the room to ourselves (I didn't ask for it). I just asked if they had room for a group of 20. I don't mind paying a bit more for the room, but I don't understand paying $7.00 more for chicken or paying the same price for chicken & salmon.

Anyway... I like the idea of a fixed selection menu because we can take orders ahead and people will know exactly what they need to pay - no guesswork & no coming up short on the check.

What do you think?
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