Has the rise of 'service charge optional' in UK restaurants just become a guilt-tripping con?
More UK restaurants are adding 12.5% service charges to bills, technically optional but socially awkward to remove. Diners are increasingly questioning whether it's fair pay or pressure tactics.
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