Even though food prices have only gone up in recent years, people in the United States still leave tips. However, it is also true that The same amounts are not given in all the states of the country, because there are very little where it is given, and among them is New York.
New York is among the six worst tipping states, tipping only 18.7% on average. This, according to data from a study conducted by Toasta payment platform for restaurants.
The six states that give the smallest tips and the average figure they give are as follows:
–New York: 18.7%
–Hawaii: 18.7%
–Nevada: 18.4%
–Florida: 18.3%
–Washington: 18.2%
–California: 17.5%
On the other hand, the five states that give the best tips, as well as the average amount they offer, are:
–Delaware: 21.8%
–Indiana: 20.8%
–Wyoming: 20.8
–Kentucky: 20.7%
–West Virginia: 20.6%
As you can see, California is the state that gives the least tips, since on average they only give 17.5%. For his part, Delaware customers are the most generous, tipping the most, averaging 21.8%.
Among the top 12 metropolitan areas, Cleveland is the top tipper, averaging 20.6%; and San Franciscans give the least, at just 17%.
To arrive at these results, Toast collected data from 79,000 restaurants across the country, taking into account tips given by credit card and other digital forms, but not cash.
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