Ordering breakfast for one - with two sharing?

[odile]

amazing! just so beautiful - dare not look at tarif yet! Personally don;t like the chair by the stairs- but... Your place looks just so beautiful. You are definitely on my 'to do list' - number 1 is selling our house in UK and moving to our old farm in the Jura!

[jon]

Tarrifs...well arfter looking at some "rather typical B and Bs I feel that for what is on offer we are priced fairly ok.....breakfast costs us [in time and money]more than most dinners may cost in a meduim priced restaurant and the dinner at 39 euros is incl wine, mineral water, coffee [from a professional machine...as breakfast] and 4/5 courses where everything [except the bread..just currently]is made here....so pastry, stocks....[soups/sauces]It takes time to prep....time to serve.....and time to clear and to wash the dishes.Because we enjoy what we do.....we do not mindInfact on refelection our prices are rather reasonable.

[cassis]

Very reasonable.  Bravo.

[odile]

sorry- can't actualy find your tarrif on the website? Help?

Yes, i agree, it's great to do a 'job' that you love, with love. Your young couple remined me of a very good TV series on Tales of the Unexpected/roal Dahl- about a small hotel in France with 3 Michelin star for its 'foie gras' - hope they got away safely (avec ou sans 'crise de foie' - can anybody tell me why the French, so healthy and all that - are always complaining of their 'crise de foie' - an afflicgion which does not seem to have an equivalent elsewhere!?!)

really looking forward to coming over one day- if our buyers house sale goes through tomorrow (croisez-vous les doigts pour nous - merci)

[Cat]

Jon and Odile, if you need to discuss Jon's website and his tariffs, please do so by PM rather than on open forum.

Ta muchly.

[cassis]

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Jon and Odile, if you need to discuss Jon's website and his tariffs, please do so by PM rather than on open forum.

Ta muchly.

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jon and odile are clearly kindred spirits but other tarifs are also available.  [:)]

[Dick Smith]

Tarifs. Good.

[Kitty]

Going back to the original post, our family always share meals.  I can never understand why "children's meals" have to be just for children.  Except for my husband, I don't always want full portions and don't like leaving waste on the plate.  I have four children and, when the six of us are breakfasting or dining, I usually order 4 meals between us.  If the owners don't want to give us extra plates or cutlery, we just share those as well.  I can't see what is wrong with that.  In this day and age of 'going green', I would say that it is ecologically friendly.

By that way, we own a B&B in the UK, with evening meals, and don't mind if guests wish to share.  So the table could be taking by higher paying customers, perhaps, but c'est la vie.

[jon]

If you look under Bed and Breakfast......the tariff is quoted.If you look under cookery courses...there is the all inclusive price.There is also a price for the evening meal...As we are not a fish and chip shop I do not need to "chalk-up" the prices boldly everywhere.