by Doug W » Wed Jan 16, 2008 3:35 pm
Okay, here's the scenario: I went to Corbett's for lunch today. Everything was great - the soup of the day was Rock Shrimp Corn Chowder, perfect on a chilly day! Very tasty.
Anyway, it was cold, I was wearing a heavy coat and had it checked. Heading out I didn't really think of tipping as one of the managers handed me my coat back. While I was standing on the porch waiting for the rest of my party so come out, I realized I didn't offer any tip for the coat check. While I felt a little cheap, I thought I'd feel more awkward heading back in and offering a buck. You are always supposed to tip, lunch or not, right??
I guess because it was lunch I just wasn't thinking about as I normally don't go to places that offer Coat check services for lunch and I was thinking about what I had next on my agenda. Next time I will be ready.
While I am at it, what is a normal tip for coat check? I usually go with a buck a coat.
Regards,
Doug W.