When I add it up it only comes to $180 not $268…am I not reading it right?
Bill not making sense at all. 20% of $268 isn’t $21.82
But anyway in answer to your question… being in the industry I usually do 20% or more.
Way back in Niagara falls the restaurants charge a tourist tax, I immediately remove it from the bill. It is something the restaurants charge and actually not a real tax, in fact I would argue that calling it a tax is borderline illegal.
First, that bill is likely completely bogus. But if I was actually presented with that bill, I would have paid zero, tipped zero, and called the cops to come press charges, then wrote a letter to the editor, posted the bill on every social media, and called out the blatantly crooked owner.
Not typically, no. But its possible there was some amazing service.
To be honest, I despise the tip culture we've been conned into. A tip should be optional, for exceptional service. You shouldn't get any tip for just doing your job. Too many shitty servers expect their tip and are only there at your table and suddenly friendly when presenting the bill. And they start asking you questions while being presented with the credit card machine to distract you on purpose. We're all being scammed if you ask me.
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