Food Sharing: Is it wrong??

[mkycrzy1971]

I do not think that they have any problems with you sharing meals when you each order a meal...it is the people that try to share one meal between two or three people in order to save credits...on the other hand, I do not think there is anyway they can monitor the sharing of CS credits.

 

[PatsMom]

DH and I share quite often. DD and I do too. We love to try each others food to see who got the best stuff.

 

[ciera321]

We split meals sometimes because we're not huge eaters and we want to have room for dessert. We'll usually get one appetizer, one entree and then each order a dessert. The portions at most of the DW restaurants are so big that it's plenty to share and this way we don't waste so much. We do leave a tip as though we'd ordered 2 entrees...

 

[Mickey_Man]

The idea of tipping as if it were two is an interesting one. Most people just base it off of the total pre-tax price, but I agree that if you have a situation as you describe, the generous and appropriate thing to do is to tip a little more.

My post was, for lack of having a more eloquent way to put it, about eating off of each other's plates. Interesting that most people do it, but a very big split about whether or not it is against etiquette to do so at V&As.

 

[Redwitch]

The idea of tipping as if it were two is an interesting one. Most people just base it off of the total pre-tax price, but I agree that if you have a situation as you describe, the generous and appropriate thing to do is to tip a little more.

My post was, for lack of having a more eloquent way to put it, about eating off of each other's plates. Interesting that most people do it, but a very big split about whether or not it is against etiquette to do so at V&As.

At the price you pay at V&A - darn tootin' I'm tasting everything that hits the table!

 

[mickeysgirl17]

I feel like if your paying for something, its yours and you should be able to share with whoever you want.