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Posted: 6/3/2008 7:29:05 AM EDT
Does anyone do this? I just picked up a Greek salad with chicken souvlaki from my local Greek Restaurant and I got a funny look from the hostess/waitress when I left the tip portion of the credit card receipt blank. Am I wrong here?
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Personal choice, if you want to, do it. I personaly don't as I feel a tip is for srvice and there is not a lot of service in running my CC and handing me a bag.
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I don't tip for takeout. The tip is for the added service of waiting on me.
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I personally do not tip for take-out. I know some people do, but I don't think I OWE a tip to anyone until they earn it via good service.
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I usually tip a couple bucks, but not a percentage of the bill.
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Hell no. What the hell am I tipping them for? I paid the price on the menu they gave me said product and I leave. |
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No. I don't tip there either. |
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I tip if i'm being waited on, but not if I take out. Thats just stupid
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I used to work at a Restaurant. I only tip take out if:
1) its a Friday or Saturday night and they're busy AND 2) There isn't a dedicated "take out" worker doing it for me. When the bartender had to take care of the bar AND do take-out, it was hell for him. AND 3) My order is prepared correctly and on time. AND THEN 4) its 10%. If 1, 2, or 3 isn't there - no tip. Because then, take-out isn't the same as serving a table, not by a long shot. |
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Fuck no, I don't tip for takeout.
"One Greek salad with chicken souvlaki...for a cop" |
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I was in plain clothes! |
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No, I don't tip for that.
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To each their own...
Yes, I tip on take out orders. Not as much as if I were at a sit down restaurant, but imo - I didn't spend the time preparing the meal so I'm leaving a tip for whoever did. My convenience of not having to spend time cooking is worth a small tip to the guy that did.... |
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I tip about 4-5 bucks at my favorite BBQ place when I get takeout. My order is close to $30....
Depends on the place really... |
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I don't tip for something like picking up food at Carraba's curb side service. However I do throw a buck in the tip jar when I pick up a sandwich at a place I go a couple of times a week where I know the owner and the guys who work there.
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Same here, if they have a jar out. |
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Absolutely Not
I'm not dropping a single penny for someone to carry my food from the kitchen to a counter. |
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If she's looking for a tip ask her what service she provided to justify it.
Ask her if she tips at the McDonalds drive through, too. You were right in not tipping. |
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I only tip for food that is brought to me, be it at a restaurant or delivery service. If I have to get it myself, what am I tipping for?
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Nope - I'm picking it up, all they did is box it up.
All of your tips are belong to me! |
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Not if I have to walk in and get it. I usually give a buck for curbside pickup.
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"Don't spit in that cop's souvlaki" "Would you like anything to drink with that?" |
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If I'm paying cash at one of my regular stops, I'll drop a buck or two in the tip jar, but not if I'm paying with plastic.
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This. BenWa |
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If it's a joint that I regularly frequent I sometimes toss a buck in for a tip on occasion if I feel compelled to do so.
My local terryaki place is superb and whips up custom to go orders for us at times so I have no problem tipping the occasional buck to them from time to time. If it's a one time deal and you are not a regular customer .... I say no tip. If you are a regular and want to stay in good with the staff / owners ... a well timed tip and a friendly attitude does wonders to ensure future satisfaction |
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I'm doing all the work on a take-out order. I've always wondered why there is no tip jar for the cook.
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maybe, the last time I did a phone in pick-up aty a real restaurant, they had a waitress doing only car service. She asked and brought free drinks, she got a tip. T he cashier who puts boxes in a bag? no. |
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Nope.
I made an exception once, but that kid spent about 10 minutes on the phone with me going over changes in the menu that might have an impact on my order. |
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I will tip a little something at Outback since they bring it out to your car and its often raining or snowing when I go. But not a lot, usually whatever change rounds up the purchase and an additional dollar. |
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As a rule NO, not for takeout. For curbside delivery, a couple bucks to 5%-10%
depending on order size. Place you go to alot & pick-up inside & it is the same person usually & they are a waitress or bartender (not just cashier), I might tip occasionally few bucks in cash....but If I eat in there also, then I just tip then. When I eat in a restaurant & the service is good...20%, if it is just passable, then usually 15%. VERY rarely if it totally sucked & the server didn't give a shit, then I would say something and MAYBE leave 10%. If they are new and trying... cut them some slack, 15%. |
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No. The few tips I do give are to someone who delivers to me. The local pizza place used to deliver out to 100 yards from my driveway. So, I had to go get it anyhow, so fuck it, they don't get a tip, either.
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My rules for tipping.
If you go inside and order at the counter $0 Delivery ( Depending on the size of my order) $2- 5 Restaraunt if the services is good ( may go up to 20% if services was stellar or the waitress was a good flirt) 10% -20 % Curb side I guess a $1 but Ive never been to a place that does curbside this is NYC. ETA :Once made an exception for a order I made at the counter. She busted her ass off filling my order. And I was trying to get her number. . She was 16 I was 17 ( raging teen hormones are not friendly on the wallet ) $10 ETA 2: The order was worth $90 and yes I got her number |
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I'll give a dollar and/ or what ever coin they leave in my hand. (yes I use cash)
It's just a dollar, what the hell is that going to buy you these days? |
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A $0.99 Snacker from KFC |
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Not for takeout... No service, no tip. I tip well when I am served though. If I get bad service I tip below 15% but above 10%. If I get horrible service, no tip. Have only done that once.
What is it going to buy them? |
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It adds up, and theres the psychological aspect of "hey, I didn't completely suck at my job," as well. |
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this. |
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