How much to tip in Greece?
In Greece, the customary restaurant tip is 5%–10% of the bill.
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In Greece, the customary restaurant tip is 5%–10% of the bill.
In Greece, the customary restaurant tip is 5%–10% of the bill. Service charges are uncommon, so the bill usually doesn't include one.
Currency: Euro (€)
Service charges are uncommon, so the bill usually doesn't include one. When a service charge is on the bill, you don't need to add a tip.
Locals leave 5%–10% or round up; in tourist areas 10%–15% is common. Cash is better, since card tips don't always reach the server. 'Bread' or 'cover' lines on the bill are not tips.
| Bill | Tip | Total |
|---|---|---|
| €25 | €1.25–€2.5 | €26.25–€27.5 |
| €50 | €2.5–€5 | €52.5–€55 |
| €100 | €5–€10 | €105–€110 |
Amounts are examples only, in local currency (Euro).
Yes, it's customary, but it isn't a legal requirement.
In Greece, the customary restaurant tip is 5%–10% of the bill. On a bill of €50, the tip would be €2.5–€5.
Service charges are uncommon, so the bill usually doesn't include one. When a service charge is on the bill, you don't need to add a tip.