Another dining room question ~
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Another dining room question ~
When you dine in a specialty restaurant is the cover charge what you pay or is each entree on the menu priced and you must pay at least the amount of the cover charge?
If the cover charge is $25 is that the amount you pay no matter what you order or could your bill add up to $50 or more?
If the cover charge is $25 is that the amount you pay no matter what you order or could your bill add up to $50 or more?
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Except in a very few instances, the cover charge is what you pay. The new Queen Elizabeth will have an a la carte restaurant. And in a very few instances, there are supplements to the cover charge for special dishes, but these are exceedingly rare. You are sometimes expected to leave a separate tip.
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On HAL we tipped individually after dinner it was not added to the bill. The tip is added to wine, cocktails etc but not the food. Make an early dining time and make an evening out of it. Don't know what line you are going on but Princess, HAL and Celebrity all had wonderful food in several courses.
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I guess it would be an oops on me. I never check the bill. I just sign it, saw total amounts and tips and taht is it. Never thought to see if the tips included tips for the food cover charges. I would be more careful next time. Don't want to penalise the service staff on my ignorance.




