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Input: I went to a bottomless brunch with two friends. Basically, it’s $32 for bottomless mimosas and tapas. The waiter generally comes by, takes your food order, and fills your drinks from a pitcher, then comes around from time to time to refill your drinks. The first time I went to this brunch the service was great. Sure the food took a while but we knew that the kitchen was busy so we didnt mind. We got filled up on drinks probably 7 or 8 times in 2 hours and we never had to ask for our waiter. 

So this time, I make reservations ahead of time. We get there and they seat us kindof in the back near a birthday party, no big whoop. We go ahead and order and get our first round of drinks. This begins the hassle. Our food just doesnt come. It just doesnt. We sit for 30 minutes and our waiter passes our table countless times, never refilling our drinks. The whole time though, he is filling the drinks at the birthday party next to us, even though the birthday party already has 2 other waiters tending to them. Finally after almost an hour, I wave him down and ask him whats up. He says the kitchen is overwhelmed and they are out of mimosas. As he is saying this, i see a bartender mixing a pitcher of them, so I say, “It looks like they are making some right now. “ he looks over, rolls his eyes, goes and gets the pitcher and comes back. He fills each of our glasses half way then leaves to go tend to the birthday party where he completely fills the glass of a VERY inebriated woman and exchanges phone number with her. This is when I lost it. You literally deliver no food and one drink over an hour long period, lie to me, roll your eyes at me, and then get some girls phone number? Really? Finally a runner brings us food. Not our food. Just food. It’s not what we ordered, but our waiter is literally nowhere to be found. We reluctantly eat the food and as we are eating, our waiter appears out of nowhere and slams our check down on the table and walks away without a word. We didn’t ask for our check. He gave us 1.5 drinks and we didnt even get the food we ordered. 

I go to the front of the restaurant and ask for the manager he comes up and hes very apologetic and says he’ll find us another waiter to help out. The waiter never shows up. So we reluctantly pay our bill (I had to go to the register and ask a random waitress to help me out because our waiter had bailed) and we pay for our food. Total comes out to pretty much $100. I know waiters rely on tips, and I normally tip 15-18% minimum, but he literally didn’t do his job and blew us off to flirt with a drunk college girl. We didn’t even get the food we ordered. I tipped 5% on this bill. 

I told this story to someone later and they yelled at me and said it was an awful thing to do. But the way I see it if you didn’t do your job at all, let alone poorly,  why would I tip?

tipping a server poorly after extremely bad service