Palo Brunch Tip

[sassysocks]

What is the standard amount one should tip for Palo brunch? We will be a party of two.

 

[plutos1fan]

Hi,

Our family of three when to Palo for the first time last Semptember and we loved our server, so we gave him a good tip. The tip is really up to you. If you get excellent service, which I would be shocked if you did not get great service at Palo's you may want to tip more. As a starting point you might want to tip $15 to $20 per per to as a starting budget figure. Have a great time at Palo Brunch!

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

What is the standard amount one should tip for Palo brunch? We will be a party of two.

Yes a tip is customary there it's not included in the service fee and there is great service there. You will get a charge slip at the end to sign and you can add a tip then to debit your stateroom account.

Person to person tipping will be different it is up to you.

We tip at least $15 pp often $20/30pp. But that is us. Only what we do and it's up to how you feel.

 

[shelbell77]

I typically tip the same amount as the dining fee.

 

[tinkerone]

i have to say that what has been suggested for a tip so far is way above what we leave as a brunch tip. we have not done many brunches as i'm not a fan but we have left $15/$20 for the two of us, not each. now dinner is different. we have not done many of those either (palo is not my favorite but that's just me) and then I would tip $10/$15 p.p. depending on the service.
guess i'm in the cheap seats.

 

[lorimay]

I typically tip the same amount as the dining fee.

This is typically what we do at Palo and Remy.
I have never had service at either that hasn't been top notch.
On the Wonder a couple years ago, the manager I think his name was Drago maybe or close to that anyway, he saw that I was chilly and he sat us at a table that closer to the pizza/bread oven to warm me up. LOL Talk about attention to little things.

 

[RobynPrincess]

We have only been on one cruise which was 2 years ago, I cannot remember what we tipped for the dinner, but on our next cruise we plan to do the brunch so this thread has been very useful! Thanks for asking op

 

[MinnesotaMouseketeers]

i have to say that what has been suggested for a tip so far is way above what we leave as a brunch tip. we have not done many brunches as i'm not a fan but we have left $15/$20 for the two of us, not each. now dinner is different. we have not done many of those either (palo is not my favorite but that's just me) and then I would tip $10/$15 p.p. depending on the service.
guess i'm in the cheap seats.

You are not alone in the cheap seats tinkerone, I know we have not left more than $30.00 for the both of us at a Palo brunch.

 

[hoffman1]

We have left $20-$30 for the two of us at brunch. The service we received was good but we felt that was sufficient.

 

[Tara619]

We left $25 for the two of us 2 years ago. Now that the fee is $30, we'll probably tip $30 this month.

 

[3Down1Up]

We left $25 pp, there were two of us, this was before the price increase, so our bill was $100 total (plus tax? can't remember). Anyway, $50 total per person for what I believe was the best brunch buffet I ever had, with outstanding service - still a great price to me. The prices charged where I live for a "special occasion" brunch, like Mother's Day, can easily be $60pp plus tax and tip. This was way better.

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

No tax added on the ship.

 

[Fladis32]

We tip $30 per person for brunch and more for dinner. It is our pleasure as the service is always wonderful. I would feel awful tipping less.

 

[Julylady]

Another cheapo here. I have always left $25 total tip for both brunch and dinner. We don't order any alcohol.

 

[tup1830]

I don't want to call myself a cheapo...
Part of the fee, is for tip...so its not true when people say the fee doesn't have any tip
People keep saying, i would pay XX for this experience....but if i go to a 99 cent pizza shop in NYC and its really good, would i give the guy $10 because thats how much the experience is worth to me?

In any case, not to say anyone is wrong to give more, but i give around $10-15 per person.