Price pressure on the North Sea: Schnitzel for 32 euros - customers are outraged!

Price pressure on the North Sea: Schnitzel for 32 euros - customers are outraged!

When enjoying Schnitzel on the North Sea, vacationers can currently get into an unexpected price explosion. The prices have increased considerably in a variety of restaurants. So report Derwesten.de that is required in a restaurant on Norderney for a Viennese schnitzel 32 euros. Customers are dissatisfied with the high prices, while the "Müllers" restaurant in the hotel in 1884 offers the same food with potato cucumber salad and cranberries for the said 32 euros.

Not only the schnitzel costs make headlines. On Sylt, for example, tourists are more likely to complain about the exorbitant rental prices for holiday apartments, while the restaurant prices are less in focus in this recent price render.

price analysis for fish dishes

In contrast to the Schnitzel prices, the Nordsee restaurant chain offers a wide range of fish dishes. The prices for the dishes vary considerably, but many offers are far cheaper than the maximum price for Schnitzel. A baked Alaska Sea axle is offered from 9.79 euros. The Norwegian salmon fillet also costs 14.49 euros less than some schnitzel.

Here is an overview of some fish dishes:

In addition to the fish dishes, Nordsee also has a selection of baguettes and other snacks on offer. These range from backfish baguettes for 4.29 euros to a Tasty Shrimp baguette for 6.79 euros. The restaurant chain, the origin of which is located in Bremen in 1896, specializes in fresh fish dishes and seafood and today has around 320 locations, including Germany's borders, for example in Switzerland and Eastern Europe.

fast and fresh: North Sea offer

North Sea has developed considerably since its foundation as a fishing company and the opening of the first fast food restaurant in 1964. Today, in addition to fish and seafood, sushi is also offered, while in most restaurants you get snacks such as fish rolls in addition to the dishes. The chain is particularly known for its Bremener, a bun with fish meatball, and relies on quality and fresh ingredients.

While the high prices for schnitzel among the North Sea visitors are increasingly focusing on whether something will change in this trend or whether the holidaymakers are willing to bear the higher costs. The patience and demands of the guests could decide in the long term about the fate of these restaurants.