Recounted on Reddit's Bridezilla forums, a bartender shared the shocking story of an upset bride insisting the bar’s tip jar was intended for herself.

But what of those funky little tip jars and tip lines on to-go receipts? And should you compensate bartenders a little extra on custom-made cocktails? Subtle - or not-so-subtle - signs that extra ...

The article counsels, “Bartenders should be tipped $1-$2 per drink or 15%-20% of your total tab. While there’s no obligation to leave money in a tip jar, the Emily Post Institute recommends ...

Seeding the tip jar is when the barista or bartender places money from the cash register into the tip jar before opening up the doors for business. This tactic is powerful because it relies on the ...

Similarly, bartenders should be tipped $1 to $2 per drink or 15% to 20% of your total tab. While there’s no obligation to leave money in a tip jar, the Emily Post Institute recommends tipping ...

Bartenders literally make the rounds during ... This summer, let’s all throw an extra $20 into the tip jar and help our friends, our confidants and our high priestesses of merry blackouts ...

Although consumers are accustomed to tipping waiters, bartenders and other service workers ... leading stores to replace old-fashioned cash tip jars with tablet touch screens.

Similarly, bartenders should be tipped $1 to $2 per drink or 15% to 20% of your total tab. While there’s no obligation to leave money in a tip jar, the Emily Post Institute recommends tipping ...