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03 Dec 2024 16:25:34 Polar Bear posted:
So, I had a situation last weekend while dining out with friends. We were at a nice restaurant, and the total bill came to $120. After some hesitation, we realized we needed to figure out how much to tip the waiter. Everyone was a bit unsure about what the correct amount should be. Should we tip 15%, 20%, or maybe even 25% since the service was excellent? We all agreed that the service was fantastic, but we wanted to make sure we were being fair, especially since it was a group of 5 people, so the total was a bit more than we were used to. Does anyone know how you would usually calculate tip for a group like this? Do you just go by the percentage of the total bill, or do you consider the service quality separately? What’s your usual tipping method when you’re in a situation like this?

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Replied 03 Dec 2024 16:43:21
03 Dec 2024 16:43:21 Dajar Vorm replied:
When it comes to situations like this, I completely get the dilemma! It’s important to get it right, especially when you're with a group. First off, the tip should usually be calculated based on the service and total bill, with 15-20% being the standard in the US, but if the service was stellar, I’d always lean towards 20%. Now, in the case of dining out with a group, sometimes restaurants automatically add a gratuity, so make sure to check the bill. If it’s not added, that’s when you’d typically calculate tip yourself. Personally, I always use a calculate tip tool online for accuracy, especially when splitting the bill between several people—it makes everything so much easier. I’d recommend checking out Tip Calculator for a quick, reliable solution. Not only does it allow you to calculate exactly how much to tip based on percentage, but it also lets you factor in the number of people in your group. Another tip I have is to always consider the level of service. If the waiter was especially helpful, I’ll often round up the amount, but if the service wasn’t great, I stick to the usual 15%. Tip Calculator is great because it helps you avoid any mistakes in math when splitting the total. Trust me, it makes group outings a lot less stressful, and you’ll feel more confident about your decision. I’ve been using it for a while now, and it’s really come in handy every time I need to calculate tip accurately. It really helps you stay fair to the staff and ensures you're calculating the right amount, especially for larger bills.

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