Capital Grille
I know. I am just planning ahead.
I think prices may vary by location.
Here in CA, wine prices tend to be a bit higher, but on my last visit I had a house red for $6. It may have part of happy hour, since it was a dinner visit. I think $5 to $10 is standard for many wines by the glass....but they will almost always have a house selection for red & white that's affordable.
Here in CA, wine prices tend to be a bit higher, but on my last visit I had a house red for $6. It may have part of happy hour, since it was a dinner visit. I think $5 to $10 is standard for many wines by the glass....but they will almost always have a house selection for red & white that's affordable.
Yeah, I did a shop there a few months ago that required 2 glasses of wine with dinner. I am not a wine drinker so DH had the 2 glasses. It was the least expensive house red. I knew we were going over the reimbursement anyway.
The last time we ordered the Chardonnay and asked for the house brand. We were given a wine menu and I believe it was $10 per glass. My guest and I don't drink, so ordering the least expensive was important to us also.
Not my circus - Not my monkeys @(*.*)@
~Polish Proverb~
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$8-9, there is no $5. It depends also because they change their offerings.
I did the one on Wall Street in NYC. The wine starts at $12 per glass.
I did one a few months ago. I had cheap wine. I think it was around 7-8 a glass. It was gross. lol
I love their food!
I love their food!
Can't wait. The lamb is delicious.
Can anyone tell me what MSC has Capital Grille shops? Or is that top secret information? Just wondering..and hungry!
Trishw,
Good luck getting that question answered.
I could give hints, but I don't want to be examined under the microscope.
Good luck getting that question answered.
I could give hints, but I don't want to be examined under the microscope.
sportsed1 Wrote:
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> Trishw,
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> Good luck getting that question answered.
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> I could give hints, but I don't want to be
> examined under the microscope.
Quite a clever hint right there!
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> Trishw,
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> Good luck getting that question answered.
>
> I could give hints, but I don't want to be
> examined under the microscope.
Quite a clever hint right there!
PM are still a violation of your ICA and the forum guidelines.
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Even knowing which msc shops this restaurant would not help a newbie. You have to prove yourself with lower end shops before you see FD and hotels with this msc. I'm just saying.....
Not my circus - Not my monkeys @(*.*)@
~Polish Proverb~
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I have done this one before, but when I went it was the GP, since that included wine I wasn't paying attention to the list. I figure I will be $20-25.00 in the hole.
CAscotch Wrote:
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> The budget is quite high for this MSC. Isn't there
> enough to cover everything without having to
> purchase the lowest glass of wine?
I have shopped CG a lot and trust me, it really isn't enough to cover the entire meal, if you are not ordering at least one entree on the low to medium range.
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> The budget is quite high for this MSC. Isn't there
> enough to cover everything without having to
> purchase the lowest glass of wine?
I have shopped CG a lot and trust me, it really isn't enough to cover the entire meal, if you are not ordering at least one entree on the low to medium range.
Not my circus - Not my monkeys @(*.*)@
~Polish Proverb~
~Polish Proverb~
For this MSC, I never come in close to the reimbursed budget. My husband considers it just a discounted meal. Heck, he doesn't have to do the report!
The one near me will have (or used to have) 1/2 priced glasses of wine one one night a week...Tuesday, I think. You could check their site or call them to ask.
cubbiecat Wrote:
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> The calamari appetizer is the best!!!
It's good but has nothing on Fleming's.
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> The calamari appetizer is the best!!!
It's good but has nothing on Fleming's.
Difficult to come out of Capital Grille at or under the reimbursement, if not impossible. It's still an awesome shop, tho!
I've done lunch there. We were within the budget--no liquor needed. Nice shop, easy report!
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amie068 Wrote:
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> The one near me will have (or used to have) 1/2
> priced glasses of wine one one night a
> week...Tuesday, I think. You could check their
> site or call them to ask.
Thanks. I did the shop, and I came out way under budget.
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> The one near me will have (or used to have) 1/2
> priced glasses of wine one one night a
> week...Tuesday, I think. You could check their
> site or call them to ask.
Thanks. I did the shop, and I came out way under budget.
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