Kinda, but it seems pretty common anywhere remotely "hip", not just fancy $150/head restaurants. It seems to be almost a cultural/class thing rather than being

Kinda, but it seems pretty common anywhere remotely "hip", not just fancy $150/head restaurants. It seems to be almost a cultural/class thing rather than being restricted to super-expensive places. You can find $9 (exactly) burgers commonly-enough, and by the time you're up to $35/head being a common bill (without drinks) it's practically the norm. I'll grant the higher end of that range may read as impressive and the kind of thing some demographic might spend for the sake of spending that much money, but I don't think the lower end does. (exact range may vary, but that's what it's like in my city)