peter_frankde@yahoo.de (Peter Frank) wrote in
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> I also saw some people paying to the cashier at the exit. Do you take
> your check to the cashier then? I didn't see the people paying to the
> cashier leaving any tipping money on the table (doing this may not be
> possible if you only have larger bills or a credit card). If/when you
> pay to the cashier, how does your waitress get her tip?
This is a good question ... Sometimes I don't know know myself! Check the
bottom of the bill, some restaurants write (Please pay at cash or Please
pay server).
Typically in more 'causal' (i.e. diners, fast food) you pay the cashier.
Otherwise you pay the waitress.
But if you're impatient (i.e. must leave, can't wait for waiter), it's OK
to bring your bill to the cashier .
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