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> to this day there's a 15% service charge on your bill in France I can't think of any place that bills service separately. They just say the menu is €20, and

• Mikeb85 4y ago
  Yes because it's included. Like taxes and things. But it's there.
• russelldjimmy 4y ago
  This happens in India. It’s called a service charge and is usually ~10% of the bill. * Upper-mid to more expensive restaurants usually keep a service charge. * Customers have the right to ask it to be removed. * When there’s no included service charge, some restaurants’ waiters point this out, possibly expecting a tip. * When there’s no included service charge, and the waiter doesn’t point this out, some customers feel free to leave a tip in cash. * Some restaurants include a service charge and outright reject tips (politely) - this is rare but it has happened with me. Even when I tried to tip them after hosting a large party.