Outlandish Restaurant Fees Shock Diners In Hawaii, Elsewhere

Outlandish Restaurant Fees Shock Diners In Hawaii and Elsewhere

Diners in Hawaii face surprise charges that can add up to 23% to their bill, combining an 18% takeout fee with a 5% resort fee, leading to frustration and calls for greater transparency.

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63 thoughts on “Outlandish Restaurant Fees Shock Diners In Hawaii and Elsewhere”

  1. No wonder tourists are not going to Hawaii. One is taxed to death. It is already extremely expensive for airfare, groceries, gas for expensive rental cars, etc. My husband and I use to live there and returned yearly but not anymore. Sad but Hawaii is fast losing it’s Aloha

  2. I’ll go one better…there are restaurants in high tourist cities in Europe that now charge diners for every time a waiter comes to their table. Hard to believe Hawaii hasn’t caught on to this yet.

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