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Colin:
Bumped into a friend of mine today who just came back on Monday from 2 weeks in Sidari, He thought it was fairly cheap to eat and drink, the least he paid for a pint was 1 euro,(local Beer) and a Steak with all the trimmings for around 6 euro, a three course meal for 2 people for around 35 euro, I only hope I find the same applies to San Stef  8)

Belgianram:
The prices are cheaper than San Stef, or they were last week.
These were the Sidari averages:

Pint = €2
3-course meal (like Zorba's etc) = €6 - €7

The steakhouse looked great value, a 20 oz T-Bone steak for €5.50 - Bloody brilliant value.

OuzoPower:
Young Spiros at the Romanza says that most of the locals shop outside of San Stef if they can, simply because of the prices.

But hey, for us, its only for a little while.

tonyco1:
I can confirm that Beer in Sidari varies between €1-2, usually at certain times and for draft beer.
Above prices as well, most specials vary between €6-8.
All the Supermarkets in San Stefanos are really expensive with jacked - up prices as they only usually open in the season mainly!!
Go to the Big Supermarket on the Crossroads as you head out of Sidari towards Corfu Town & shop for the week.
For example a tin of Baked Beans there is €1.20, while in S S we paid €2.60 - (yes baked beans!! - had to get them for the grandson!).
Try to take with you all your suncreams & basics for the bathroom etc. Sugar, coffee, tea, butter, all expensive!
Take salt & Pepper and a small cooking oil, ketchup it all adds up to a big bill!!
I overspent last years budget - this year by around £3-400.
I negotiated a last minute - 2 days car hire (opp. the condor), for €60, 5 seater Fiat Panda, inc child seat.

Jules:
I always take our sunscreens , deodorants etc with us. This year I probably will include coffee and sugar as well.

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