How much tip on..

[Anonymous]

Decades ago people did not tip on alcohol.

Today, you tip when you have drinks at a bar. You also tip when you have drinks at your table.

[Anonymous]

18-20 on pre tax.

[Anonymous]

Jfc of course you tip $50!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not tipping on alcohol? Never hear of that

Were you born after 2000?

Because pre 2000, there was no tipping on alcohol or tax, and tips were fifteen percent. The current situation is absolutely bonkers.

I was born in 1975, and I’ve always tipped on alcohol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not tipping on alcohol? Never hear of that

yes, no tip on alcohol and tip pre-tax amount

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not tipping on alcohol? Never hear of that

Were you born after 2000?

Because pre 2000, there was no tipping on alcohol or tax, and tips were fifteen percent. The current situation is absolutely bonkers.

I was born in 1975, and I’ve always tipped on alcohol.

Surprising. You are old enough to know.

[Anonymous]

I tip 20% on pre-tax, on the whole bill.

[Anonymous]

I was a server from 1990 and worked in restaurants all thru college.

Yes, you tip on the full amount. Don't like it, eat at a cheaper restaurant. Don't like my answer, do something to change the system. If you have 250 for dinner, have 20% for tip.

Servers get raises by paying dues at a lower priced restaurant, getting experience and then getting jobs at better places with hopefully better tips and higher bills.

This is the system we have in the US. Don't penalize the server because you don't like it. Cook at home instead.

[Anonymous]

Why wouldn’t you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:a $250 bill? Is it really $50 for the same service I'd get at a less expensive restaurant?

Is this your first time at a more expensive restaurant?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I mean, yes? Maybe slightly less because you tip on the pre tax amount and in the old days you didn't tip on alcohol.

What old days are you talking about? I waited on tables/tended bar in the 80s and you absolutely tipped on alcohol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was a server from 1990 and worked in restaurants all thru college.

Yes, you tip on the full amount. Don't like it, eat at a cheaper restaurant. Don't like my answer, do something to change the system. If you have 250 for dinner, have 20% for tip.

Servers get raises by paying dues at a lower priced restaurant, getting experience and then getting jobs at better places with hopefully better tips and higher bills.

This is the system we have in the US. Don't penalize the server because you don't like it. Cook at home instead.

That's what I do. Cook at home. Restaurants are ripoff places these days and very rarely do I get good service. Most servers are indifferent so it feels weird paying 20% on top of service charges 🙄

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not tipping on alcohol? Never hear of that

yes, no tip on alcohol and tip pre-tax amount

That was never thing unless you're just a cheap a$$h@le.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Decades ago people did not tip on alcohol.

Today, you tip when you have drinks at a bar. You also tip when you have drinks at your table.

How many decades ago, 10?