US EditionSplit the tab or separate checks? Here’s how to dine with a big group
- Before dining with a large group, ask the restaurant about their rules regarding check-splitting to avoid confusion at the bill time.
- It is important to inform the server of your dining plans early in the meal.
- Four people is an optimal dining group size, with a maximum of six.
- Using a single card can simplify the payment process for larger parties.
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Split the tab or separate checks? Here’s how to dine with a big group
How to fairly divide a restaurant tab when there's a large party is a source of debate among diners. Here are some ideas for avoiding fights and making it easier on wait staff.
·Deerfield Beach, United States
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