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$500 for Oysters? How Tourists Can Avoid Big Overcharges at Restaurants | Frommer's

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A beach restaurant on the Greek island of Mykonos has garnered a lot of negative attention this summer. A pair of Canadian honeymooners claimed the place charged them nearly $600 for a dozen oysters, one beer, and an Aperol spritz. A New Jersey couple came forward to say they, too, had been overcharged by the same restaurant.
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$500 for Oysters? How Tourists Can Avoid Big Overcharges at Restaurants | Frommer's

Amid reports of outrageously overcharges for food and drink in Europe, here are some tips for avoiding sticker shock when the bill comes. | Frommer's

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Frommer's broke the news on Saturday, August 13, 2022.
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