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Costa Dorada Dress Code
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Iberostar Dress Advice
For the buffet restaurant shorts and very casual was acceptable. For the nicer on site restaurants which require advance reservations, most people generally dressed business casual or nicer; men with collared shirts and Dockers for example and ladies in dress pants or dresses.....In other words, if you are doing the buffet restaurants shorts, bathing suits and about anything was accepted; if you made reservations for the nicer restaurants, get a little dressed up
For the buffet restaurant shorts and very casual was acceptable. For the nicer on site restaurants which require advance reservations, most people generally dressed business casual or nicer; men with collared shirts and Dockers for example and ladies in dress pants or dresses.....In other words, if you are doing the buffet restaurants shorts, bathing suits and about anything was accepted; if you made reservations for the nicer restaurants, get a little dressed up
qgrande said:What are smart jeans and trainers?
smart jeans = jeans that are clean and ironed.
trainers = tennis shoes
a few blokes around here... a few amigos.. and some dudes too.
boogieman said:smart jeans = jeans that are clean and ironed.
trainers = tennis shoes
a few blokes around here... a few amigos.. and some dudes too.
Thanks for explaining what trainers are :ermm: , but that was not what I meant. I would just never call jeans and trainers 'smart' when discussing restaurant etiquette, no matter how clean they are. But, to give credit to the OP, he/she did write 'smat', which might be something different altogether. Anyways, enjoy your holidays DRich!
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qgrande said:Thanks for explaining what trainers are :ermm: , but that was not what I meant. I would just never call jeans and trainers 'smart' when discussing restaurant etiquette, no matter how clean they are. But, to give credit to the OP, he/she did write 'smat', which might be something different altogether. Anyways, enjoy your holidays DRich!
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yep i agree 100%
i dont see how any clubs allow jeans/tennis shoes....
when i go out its boogietime!!!
boogieman said:smart jeans = jeans that are clean and ironed.
who irons their jeans?! :cheeky:
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