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Some of my favorite restaurants have a "tipping not allowed" policy, and servers draw a hard line. I like this policy a lot, and don't mind paying extra. Unfor
by amscanne 6y ago
Some of my favorite restaurants have a "tipping not allowed" policy, and servers draw a hard line. I like this policy a lot, and don't mind paying extra.
Unfortunately, the way many restaurants choose to manifest this is via a "mandatory 18% service charge" that is not reflected in the prices themselves. I hate this. I wish restaurants would just publish a menu that has the "all-in" price, with the "service charge" and taxes included. Maybe the market will reject this, but I suspect that this fear is not fully founded.
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- rahimnathwani 6y agoThe only place I know that does this is Saigon Sandwich, on Larkin Street, just a short walk from San Francisco Public Library. (It's takeout only.) Their banh mi sandwiches are yummy, and the price you see is the price you pay.