Is the UK's restaurant tipping culture becoming more confusing than it's worth?
With more venues adding discretionary service charges of 10–15% to bills, and card machines now nudging diners to tip on top of that, many Britons are unsure where their money actually ends up. The debate over whether tips genuinely reach staff — or pad restaurant profits — is growing louder.
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