3 ms·

At least in CA they need to disclose them now. Previously some restaurants would just hit you with a surprise mandatory tip.

• Rebelgecko 3mo ago
  Usually by the time people are seated and you read the fine print on the back of the menu, inertia has taken over.
  • baranul 3mo ago
    Exactly. Already decided to eat there and sat down. At that point, "whatever", for any noticed or not additional minor charges.
  • pkaye 3mo ago
    Some people say they use the fine print as a reminder to cut back on the tips proportionally.
• no-name-here 3mo ago
  > CA Wasn’t the argument for tips that tipped workers had a low minimum wage, but CA now has a minimum for tipped workers of $16.90 (actually the same minimum wage for non tipped workers too)?