What is the most expensive country in Europe for food?
What is the most expensive country in Europe for food? Switzerland is the most expensive country for food, Norway for non-alcoholic beverages, Iceland for alcoholic beverages and Ireland for tobacco within the group of 36 participating countries.
Is Paris expensive for food?
Is Paris expensive for eating out? Yes, for the most-part restaurants in Paris are expensive with prices similar to what you'll see in London, and especially so in the city centre near to the museums. Expect to pay €12-20 for a main in a sit-down restaurant and €5-8 for a glass of wine.
Which European country has cheapest food?
At the opposite end, Romania has the cheapest bread and cereals, Albania has the cheapest meat, and Poland has the continent's cheapest milk. That's more interesting than useful unless you drink a lot of milk when you're on vacation. Above, take a look at Eurostat's complete ranking of European nations.