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>When in Europe I've found it pretty common to see a "tip" section in the bill I can't recall having ever seen this despite having travelled, and indeed contin
by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>When in Europe I've found it pretty common to see a "tip" section in the bill
I can't recall having ever seen this despite having travelled, and indeed continuing to travel, Europe extensively.
A denoted service charge is not uncommon, but I would be interested to see where exactly you believe the above to be commonly experienced.
- pmoriarty 6y ago"I would be interested to see where exactly you believe the above to be commonly experienced." In the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Czech, I've found it to be pretty common. It could have been other countries as well, as I traveled relatively widely, mostly in Northern and Eastern Europe myself. But unfortunately I didn't keep a log of exactly where this happened. Just noticed it happened a lot, and was more the rule rather than the exception.
- jb1991 6y agoIt is quite uncommon in the Netherlands. I see it on maybe 3% of all restaurant bills.
- pmoriarty 6y agoWell, maybe they've changed. I admit it's been more than a decade since I visited, so I wouldn't be that surprised if they started doing things more like Americans over time, as part of the McDonaldization of Europe.