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The conversation surrounding restaurant etiquette was reignited after a waiter, based in the US, took to Reddit to question why parents bring their kids to eat dinner so late.

A server in the US took to Reddit to describe Post Malone as a wonderful person, claiming they has received a massive $3000 tip from the rapper.

An honest bartender has sparked a debate after returning a £15 scratch card to the person who gifted it to her, once she realised it had won £40,000.

Tipping may be an imperfect system, but is there an alternative that really works for everyone?

Is she an extremely picky eater or just being high maintenance?

A woman shared in a viral TikTok how working at Buffalo Wild Wings was the worst serving job she’s ever had.

A server claimed in a viral TikTok that she throws away forgotten personal items from non-tipping customers.

A Bojangles shift manager shared his point of view on what it's like working with teenagers on his shift in a viral TikTok.

A former restaurant manager went viral for revealing a surprisingly common occurrence: customers stealing other people’s reservations.

A server shared that while she was trying to uphold her restaurant's policy, she ID'd a customer for a non-alcoholic drink—it backfired.