I'm back - ready to answer buffet tipping questions

[Bartswife]

Have you read about Toby Inns carvery. When they open it’s going to be table service after you have requested what you want on your plate. Being a person with a small appetite it wouldn’t bother me but someone with a larger appetite or wanting their money’s worth will be disappointed at not being able to pile it high. I’ve seen some greedy articles at some places

[Gill H]

Flashback, flashback, wibbly wobbly screen...

You only tip 10% at buffet restaurants, right?

Ah, it's like old times again!

[Bianca]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Flashback, flashback, wibbly wobbly screen...

You only tip 10% at buffet restaurants, right?

Ah, it's like old times again!

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How accurate is the Busy Day Guide? I want a FP for the Great Movie Ride at MGM!

[Colette-S]

Didn’t even notice you gone

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by Bartswife

Have you read about Toby Inns carvery. When they open it’s going to be table service after you have requested what you want on your plate. Being a person with a small appetite it wouldn’t bother me but someone with a larger appetite or wanting their money’s worth will be disappointed at not being able to pile it high. I’ve seen some greedy articles at some places

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Which one was I at when you saw me? 😂

[disneypars]

How much are the tolls on the route from MCO to Disney.

[Tinks2014]

How many times will attractions go rogue when you have been on them after the buffet ?

[mickey house]

Originally Posted by Gill H

Flashback, flashback, wibbly wobbly screen...

You only tip 10% at buffet restaurants, right?

Ah, it's like old times again!

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If the service is satisfactory then 10% is a fair tip at a buffet restaurant but that is only if you get a reasonable level of service. The worst buffet service I got was in the very overpriced CP in MK where my waiter spent 99.9% of his time chatting to the large American family next to our table and we were lucky to have got served the one drink (the food is better in Dennys and a quarter of the price), Suffice to say the waiter never got a 10% tip.

[Labboy]

Originally Posted by mickey house

If the service is satisfactory then 10% is a fair tip at a buffet restaurant but that is only if you get a reasonable level of service. The worst buffet service I got was in the very overpriced CP in MK where my waiter spent 99.9% of his time chatting to the large American family next to our table and we were lucky to have got served the one drink (the food is better in Dennys and a quarter of the price), Suffice to say the waiter never got a 10% tip.

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As a generous and big hearted guy like you are Mickey that must have hurt you but You are correct bad service should mean 0 tip. Glad you are back to give us your sage wisdom .

[Pinchy]

Originally Posted by mickey house

If the service is satisfactory then 10% is a fair tip at a buffet restaurant but that is only if you get a reasonable level of service. The worst buffet service I got was in the very overpriced CP in MK where my waiter spent 99.9% of his time chatting to the large American family next to our table and we were lucky to have got served the one drink (the food is better in Dennys and a quarter of the price), Suffice to say the waiter never got a 10% tip.

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When I am in a Disney restaurant on my own I always get mediocre service but when I'm there with my OH who is an absolute scorcher, the service is always perfect and very friendly, even the women. In fact I would say a little too friendly. I would post her picture but your drool would probably short circuit your keyboard.

I don't have a question I just wanted to say that.