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We visited Elvis last week before heading to Alexander Molotchnikov’s performance of Seagull: True Story, and, to be honest, left quite puzzled about the bar. How can they charge $20 for a small baguette with filling? It’s beyond comprehension! And a Spritz cocktail for $18—two-thirds of the glass is just ice, and they dare to ask that much? In the end, the bill for two with tips came to $100, and we didn’t even feel full.
I don’t get where the world is headed with these outrageous prices. For $70, I’d rather go to Fogo de Chão, get an all-you-can-eat meat deal, and stuff myself happily than put up with this kids’ playground of bread and girly cocktails. The atmosphere at Elvis is nice, but for that price, you expect way more. Not recommended if you don’t want to overpay for air. That said, I absolutely recommend Seagull: True Story to everyone—the performance was incredible and totally worth it!