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How do you define what it "actually" is? The 10,15,20% is still what I hear. Perhaps it differs based off where you live in the US? I've lived in CA (both nort
by rifung 12y ago
How do you define what it "actually" is?
The 10,15,20% is still what I hear. Perhaps it differs based off where you live in the US? I've lived in CA (both northern and southern) and the norm is generally accepted to be 15%.
- jmccree 12y agoI would say 18% is the standard tip as that is what most restaurants (in GA at least) will charge as "automatic gratuity" for parties of 6 or more. The math on 20% is easier so a lot of people default to 20%
- rifung 12y agoI always thought that 18% is standard for 6+ parties because 6+ parties are much harder to deal with and so require a higher tip. It seems a little silly that they would require a "normal" tip