The “no tipping” movement has raised eyebrows and voices across the industry. Many restaurants who implement the policy later rip it out when guests get confused and angry wait staff exit. But is tourist-friendly South Florida providing more fertile ground for this movement?

Several locations in South Florida have adopted the policy and made it stick. But how? Read why they think it works locally and find out whether it can work in other parts of Florida, or even nationwide.

Read your neighbors’ opinions here.

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