What do you tip in Germany?
This is a common question for tourists and the simple answer is: you don’t have to tip anything. Unlike the US, with it’s miniscule pay for wait staff, Germany’s waiters and bartenders get a real paycheck at a decent rate. It is considered polite to tip, howver, if the service and food has been good, but this is usually only a rounding up of around 10% and it is not at all a requirement. The German rules are that tax and service is included in the bill.
Recently, AFP has reported...
May 27th, 2009 | theberlinguide | Read More | Comments: 2Filed under: Berlin, bill, Germany, gratuity, hairdresser, History & Information, Restaurants & Bars, service charge, tip, tipping
Oktoberfest Tents– So many to choose from!
... but I suggest that you go out there on your own and make up your own mind! Note that there is also outdoor seating for all of the tents at the Fest
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GET THERE EARLY!!! I would highly suggest lining up in front of a tent at 7-8am on weekends and Fridays, as after that….well, good luck getting in! And if you do get in, fantastic! But good luck getting a seat! Just be prepared to wait in line for quite a while if you show up later. Unfortunately the weather isn’t nice enough...
September 27th, 2008 | themunichguide | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: Announcements, Attractions, Events, guide, help, oktoberfest, tents, tip


