Tipping in Greece
Tipping in Greece is usually included at the last page of a restaurant menu; it is outlined as a ‘’service charge’’. This service charge in Greece is obtained by Greek law so in addition an extra tipping is accepted and is always welcomed as recognition of the service.
In Greece tipping can be made as an appreciation of other services for example, you can leave a small tip to hotel receptionist, concierges, around 3 Euros.
Best tip guide is to give 2 Euros, to a doorman, 2 Euros to a barber or a hairdresser.
At the end tipping in Greece is a matter of personal discretion for an acknowledgement of the service provided.