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Dining out in style

Taking people out to dine ought to be a pleasant experience for all concerned. Just take a few easy steps ahead of time and then. enjoy.

When you know that a place is popular, make reservations well ahead.
Specify the number of guests and any special preferences or needs.
If you need to cancel a booking, do it in time.
The establishment will appreciate that and perhaps remember you on later occasions. As a considerate client.

  • At the restaurant, never wave or snap for attention.

  • Never cause disturbances.no matter what the apparent provocation.

  • Keep children in their places.literally too.

  • It's okay to ask for a translation if the menu has dishes listed in an alien language.

  • Remember to thank for good service.

  • If you need to sign a guest book, don't be overly critical    unless there is a drastic need to point out something. Do compliment generously.

Tipping right

Tips can be expanded to read 'To Insure Prompt Service'. and is often a token of appreciation.

To tip or not to tip is often a dilemma. If tips are in order, then, how much to tip? Oft asked questions with very simple guidelines, that work the world over.

  • At restaurants, 10-15% of the bill value is acceptable as gratuity.

  • When your host forgets to tip, do leave a discreet amount behind.

  • Guests need not tip the servants of the house, but a token given discreetly would always be welcome.

  • When a service provider owns the place and serves you, as in a beauty salon, you need not tip the owner of the establishment. You can remember to give her a small gift on a special occasion.

  • Club employees are used to random tipping but 10-15% is a reasonable option.

  • Door delivery personnel would appreciate a small token. Again, the value of the product delivered would have a bearing on the tip.

  • Service providers in buildings get an official salary, but do appreciate a tip particularly during festivals or your family functions.

  • Medical service providers are often discouraged from accepting tips. A common gratuity fund may be available in this case.



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