Yes we ventured to Colbar today for lunch with our mates The Rusiecki’s.
Now we have not been there for quite a while. Clearly some time it became evident as the prices seem to have doubled. Ouch. Now all those that have been to Colbar will know it is a no-frills place, renowned for that chicken curry that reminds you of home, it’s been there years, run by 3 generations of ladies. Well none of that charm has changed. But as I said the pricing sure has.
I had a gammon steak, chips, egg and tomato. That was a Princely sum of $24. Ouch.
So our family outing to Colbar today tipped the scales at over $100. Most unusual in my previous experiences there. Let’s hope they don’t get too carried away with the prices though as they are not exactly on your doorstep. So a $15 taxi fare each way and + $100 for what is, in effect, pub food could start to stop the visitors.
![Colbar on a Sunday, or now called Cor-howmuch-Bar!!! 2 Colbar on a Sunday, or now called Cor-howmuch-Bar!!! Still the food was very good as always. Real nice gammon ham with egg, chips and tomato - here is what hit the table in front of me.](https://islifearecipe.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/IMG_4821-e1407801884422.jpg)
We met many friends there as always, so it still is the melting pot of old.
![Colbar on a Sunday, or now called Cor-howmuch-Bar!!! 3 Colbar on a Sunday, or now called Cor-howmuch-Bar!!! A melting pot of friends and families. Always it is like this. I just hope it continues under the new price regime. It seems to be...](https://islifearecipe.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/IMG_4823-e1407801958846.jpg)
Caution Colbar.
We love you, but all I will say is caution – don’t price yourself out of the market.