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Open Coffee Pizza
What's a normal tip in these situations?
I'm the world's most ignorant tipper. I know in a restaurant you generally tip 15-25%, depending on the service, but how much is a normal or average tip for the following people?:
1) pizza-man
2) valet (guy who parks your car)
3) that guy at the hotel (what's he called?) that carries your luggage for you
4) a bartender at a wedding reception with an open bar (and you're a guest)
5) a barista (spelling? the person who makes you coffee)
Thanks in advance!
Wondering if you might get more and better responses if you placed this question under the etiquette section
In my experiences though
1.20% of the total bill ($5 min)
2.$5-More if he is prompt. $10 max.
3.$1 or $1.50 a bag
4.$1 a drink They usually have a “tip jar” on the bar.
5.Not sure about this one.
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BRIGHT NEW LED PIZZA SHOP Neon Light Sign open Bar coffee ANIMATE 220V~250V P | |
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US $19.99 | 17d 18h 12m |
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BRIGHT NEW LED PIZZA SHOP Neon Light Sign open OPEN Bar coffee ANIMATE 110V P | |
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US $19.99 | 26d 1h 13m |
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DIY Digital LED 10pcs Bulb OPEN Cafe, Coffee, Pizza, Bar Photo Neon SIGN Blue | |
0 Bid | US $.85 | 1d 18h 5m |
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BRIGHT NEW LED PIZZA 2 SHOP Neon Light Sign open OPEN Bar coffee ANIMATE 220V P2 | |
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US $19.99 | 17d 18h 12m |
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BRIGHT NEW LED PIZZA 2 SHOP Neon Light Sign open OPEN Bar coffee ANIMATE 110V P2 | |
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US $19.99 | 18d 19h 56m |
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A Pizza To Die For (Pizza Lovers Mysteries) $14.52 Though it’s an unseasonably chilly October in Timber Ridge, North Carolina, Eleanor Swift is warm and cozy in A Slice of Delight--her scrumptious pizzeria. But when snooty Judson Sizemore breezes into town to open an upper-crust pizza parlor nearby, Eleanor’s biggest worry is that her beloved restaurant’s days may be numbered…until she hears Judson’s days have come to a most gruesome end… Since half the town saw Judson causing a ruckus in A Slice of Delight before he expired, Eleanor and her saucy sister, Maddie, are the prime suspects. The only way out is to prove their innocence. Soon, a little surreptitious sleuthing reveals that the dough behind Judson’s impending pizzeria came from Timber Ridge’s resident recluse: crusty oddball millionaire Nathan Pane. It turns out he’s Judson’s long-lost uncle…and someone is after him, too. As Eleanor digs deeper, her suspect list grows longer than the local soccer team’s pizza order--and life in the once quiet town heats up like Maddie’s five-alarm Volcano pie. Could it be Judson’s gold-digging sister? Or her secret boyfriend? Between working on the case, keeping her customers happy, and even finding time for an old flame, Eleanor’s plate is full. But with an unhinged murderer closing in, she’ll have to move very quickly--and very carefully--because the killer is already much closer than she thinks… Includes delicious pizza recipe! |
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Zyliss Pizza Wheel $9.99 The Zyliss Pizza Wheel is a snap to use snap to open and a snap to clean. The slim halfcircle cover holds a stainless steel cutting blade and the entire hand held unit fits snugly into the palm providing optimum control and leverage with minimum effort. Palmheld grip design for maximum control with less force Cutting wheelblade made of stainless steel Slices brownies cakes muffins in addition to pizza Blade snaps out for easy cleaning Designed for right or lefthanded use Dishwasher safe Assorted |
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Coffee Table with Open Cubby Design in Espresso $324.3 Coffee Table with Open Cubby Design in Espresso |
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La Hacienda Multifunction Pizza Fire Pit & Barbecue $66.75 Whether the sun is up or down you'll love this versatile multifunction pizza oven fire pit and barbecue. It includes two Cordierite Pizza Stones - so you can create delicious home-baked pizza and then enjoy eating it by an open fire. Suitable for burning wood charcoal La Hacienda heat logs or easy logs. |
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i need a name for a coffee and snack bar?
am opening a cafe selling hot and cold drinks and light delis such as coffee, cappucinos, lattes, iced teas,smoothies and snacks like paninis, sandwiches,pizza,bagels in short all the light foods one can get from cafes and i really need a suitable name for the joint. Any ideas plzzzzzzzzz??????/
There is a pub in Edinburgh called `The Doctor's' Everyone loves saying 'Are you going to the Doctors?' or 'I really need to go to the Doctors' ...just always amused me and your offering is so much more healthy. You can then do some great themed dishes like 'quick pick me ups (take-aways)' and vitamin drinks and rename eg pickled onions, 'bunions' (OK maybe not)
I just want to say a huge GOOD LUCK to you as opening a cafe in a recession is a very brave thing to do. Why not advertise your opening date here on Answers by asking some kind of a question in this category so we can see where you are?
Also, remember that young people who are not old enough to go into pubs - and would rather have a costa coffee anyway - are likely to be interested to see what you offer in comparison. All I will say is check your prices against your nearest similar outlet and remember that the secret of their success is to be open when the high street shuts in that critical after school/work slot so dont shut your doors just as everyone wants a coffee - and finally, your staff will be your greatest ambassadors for the younger age group so be willing to employ youngsters who would be very happy to just do an hour or two.
Smoothies will bring them in, pleased you have listed them.
