If u eat out -this Qs 4 u-----?!
Question: how much do u tip the waitress?!! i help out a friend at her restaurant n i hate when people r cheap!! if ur there 4 cheap lunch-leave a good tip! waitress's do alot! we come in 2 hours early (at $3max a hour) to set up-bleach everything-prep food-fill everything-wrap forks etc-vac-sweep-etcc- THEN get ur stuff ready take ur dirty dishes that ur mouth has touched-see if u need anything-get refills-arange ur food to look nice-get burned-clean ur table-etc set up n get ripped cause u got a deal on a 5.50 lunch n u leave 80 cents-now 4 the people who leave a min of a dollar its good- i leave 2 a person at $7 dollar plate-more if bills higher---4 those of u who r cheap-WHY!
Answers: how much do u tip the waitress?!! i help out a friend at her restaurant n i hate when people r cheap!! if ur there 4 cheap lunch-leave a good tip! waitress's do alot! we come in 2 hours early (at $3max a hour) to set up-bleach everything-prep food-fill everything-wrap forks etc-vac-sweep-etcc- THEN get ur stuff ready take ur dirty dishes that ur mouth has touched-see if u need anything-get refills-arange ur food to look nice-get burned-clean ur table-etc set up n get ripped cause u got a deal on a 5.50 lunch n u leave 80 cents-now 4 the people who leave a min of a dollar its good- i leave 2 a person at $7 dollar plate-more if bills higher---4 those of u who r cheap-WHY!
$5 for a total bill of $25 to $30
It is the most bill we get when we eat at Mangolian Barbecue. In other restaurants, we give 10 to 15% of the bill payment.
10-15%
People need to understand this:
If nobody tipped the waitress, wages for the waitress would have to increase by about ten dollars an hour. Due to that rising cost, what do you think that would do to the price of your food?
The same applies to pizza delivery. Tipping is not only more fair (as you can reward excellent service, or punish poor service) but actually makes the food (and your bill, even if you tip) cheaper.
I always tip well because we go to the same resturant alot and I like to be remembered. I tip even better if the waitstaff is really good.
Tip depends on service. Not all waitresses are worthy of a nickel. Always leave something for the waitstaff whether it be a large amount for great service or big party or a nickel to show you are not cheap, just the service was crappy as hell.
I usually tip them about the same price as the meal I had.
So, let's say I had a $20 meal I'd tip the waitress $20.
I rarely ever go out to eat but when I do I want to help out the workers, even if I can't really afford it because I know they basically live off of them more than their paycheck.
I always tip 15 to 20% depending on the service.
We don't usually tip in Australia. When I was a waitress I earned $18 an hour and that was a couple of years ago now. I think it would be hard to be a waitress in the USA as you do rely on tips.
The tip depends on the service and the food.
I/we usually tip well, if it is someone we know, we tip even better.
One time I left a waitress a tip, on scrap paper, I left "Here is your tip, your a scanky b^tch"--you just have to know the background.
On the other hand of the coin--There are other jobs out there, do not depend on tips to pay your bills,ect.
I really have never understood why people come home a gripe about the tips they made--or didn't make for the day--they decide to work in that feild and they know you will get really bad tips from time to time.
Usually 15%