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Originally Posted by iheartthed
Agreed. London always give me a bit of sticker shock.
Groceries seem much, much cheaper in Europe than New York, and I think maybe cheaper than the U.S. in general (groceries in NYC are much more expensive than the rest of the country). I've grocery shopped in Berlin a few times and spent half of what I am accustomed to spending for similar items in NYC. The price difference isn't even that drastic between New York and grocery stores in other parts of the country.
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Right now London is much more affordable for an american than in the past. The pound is very weak with Brexit. Otherwise, I agree with others, most of western Europe seems to have lower restaurant and grocery prices than the US. And quality is generally much higher in Europe.