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fine dining
restaurant expects its customers to have good table manners, and you'll feel more comfortable in both business and social situations when you are
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Fine Dining
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fine dining atmosphere is an excellent place to be behind a bar.
... Known in the
restaurant business as "ABC" (always be cleaning, always be closing), you
...- Waiting tables in a
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tip ...- However, at hotel or casino buffets a 15 or 20 percent
tip is recommended. At
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As a working waitress in a
As a working waitress in a fine dining establishment, people who tip less than 20% are considered cheap (unless something went wrong *and* was the server's fault. If the kitchen does something wrong, it is appropriate to complain but not to stiff the waitress or waiter. Also, automatic gratuities are 18%. So why would you even consider leaving 15% for good service?