r/EndTipping↗
Advocating for a system where workers aren't reliant on tips (e.g., 20% rolled into menu price)
The quasi-compulsory aspect of tipping culture is toxic and frustrating, and U.S. & Canada should move towards a transparent, up-front pricing culture – e.g., the prices you see on the menu (including disclosed service fees) are what you pay. Posts here include action plans, info on cool service-included restaurants and other tipping-related news, and yes, even (reasonable, non-hateful) rants.
183k subscribers527 posts / mo in Sep 2026459 authors / mosince 2015
r/EndTipping has 183k members (+93% over the last 12 months). It gets about 527 posts a month from 459 people. Top topics: Server Pay & Tips, Tipping Culture Discussion and Tipping Practices and Policies.
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- Server Pay & Tips8.6%
- Tipping Culture Discussion6.0%
- Tipping Practices and Policies2.9%
- TippingCulture2.0%
- Tipping & Gratuity1.5%
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- DOL
- Bureau of Labor Statistics
- FOX 17 West Michigan News (WXMI)
- Eater
- CBS News
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