What I miss most on Roadfood

The new layout has likes and dislikes and that is common when ever there is a change in format. Fair enough! a lot of hard work has gone into upgrading the Roadfood web site.For the most part I like the changes.
But what I miss most on the restaurant reviews, is the price paid for various meals. Meal price is important to travelers.

Hmmmm! 76 views and not one comment.
I guess, not knowing meal prices is not a concern.

I should have commented when I saw this earlier but to me a restaurant review without the prices is incomplete and leaving out a critical part of the review. I would hate to show up at a place for their "succulent" hamburger based on a review and find out it was $29.95. Having said that our local newspaper restaurant reviews never include specific prices, usually just a range like $10-20. Recently they reviewed what basically sounded like a sports bar which had some seafood dishes and the only comment about price was "All entrees are priced under $30. I would hope so.

 
I suspect a $29 burger reviewed here on RF would be so noted.  Any exceptional prices (low or high) I suspect would be noted.
 
They'd need a staff to keep prices up to date.  Time passes quickly.  I'd rather have a wider array of reviews than many removed because pricing hadn't been confirmed.

I don't think they would need to keep all the prices up to date.  Just note the prices at the time the review was done.

Even a price range by symbols would be helpful, and would seldom be necessary to update.  For example for an entree (or maybe a meat-and-three):
$ = under $10
$$ = $10 - $20
$$$ = $20 - $30
$$$$ = $30 to $40
$$$$$ = over $40

I think the symbols would be a good idea if advertising a restaurant but when a person is writing about the meal they had....why not through in the price they paid at the time. It is a no brainer as far as a review goes; essential to the persons experience.

As long as it is an official Roadfood place I have to visit it at least once no matter the price.  For really expensive places, like Peter Luger's, the reviews warn us. 

is people that  pay attention.
there is another thread that was started in mid 2010 EXACTLY like this one.