Tipping Etiquette in Greece: What You Need to Know

Learn about tipping practices in Greece, including restaurants, taxis, and hotels.

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Tipping in Greece is appreciated but not always obligatory. In restaurants, it’s common to leave around 5-10% of the total bill. For taxi rides, rounding up to the nearest euro or leaving a small additional amount is customary. While tipping for hotel services like room cleaning or porter assistance isn’t expected, small tips are welcomed.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the standard tipping percentage in Greek restaurants? In Greek restaurants, it is common to tip around 5-10% of the total bill.
  2. Is it customary to tip taxi drivers in Greece? Yes, it is customary to tip taxi drivers in Greece by rounding up to the nearest euro or leaving a small additional amount.
  3. Should I tip hotel staff in Greece? While tipping hotel staff like room cleaners and porters is not obligatory, small tips are appreciated.
  4. Are there any services in Greece where tipping is not expected? Tipping is appreciated in many services, but it is not always expected, particularly in more casual dining scenarios or when service charges are included.

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