How much do we expect to tip the pizza delivery guy for a $15 order?

Question

Anyone that has delivered pizza b/4 would probably have the answer. :)

Answer 1

for 15$ i would tip a buck! 30$ 2-3 bucks depending on how nice the guy is.

Answer 2

$2

Answer 3

Barring any extrenuous circumstances, you should always make sure that you tip the delivery man enough for a gallon of gasoline. I own a carry out and delivery establishment, and our expectations run about $3.

Now, if you are ordering from somewhere that's already charging for delivery, you do want to make sure how much of that charge is going to the driver. Just see that what you tip the driver, along with what they receive out of the charge, if there is any, equals about that much. I do second the notion that if the order is large, tip a bit more.

That's fair weather tipping too, by the way. In bad weather, the tips should increase. Rain would make it about $4, and snow about $5.

Answer 4

Depends how quick they come. We live in a college town, live on a very main street, and order out a lot. We usually tip around 15% rounded up to the next dollar, more if they show up at the door super quick. Some places like Jimmy John's have gotten food to our house in under 10 minutes before, so you can believe that driver got a really nice tip! Today our delivery order took over 2 hours because 'the driver is new', so if the driver brings my food cold and excessively late, they get $0 and a call to their boss.

Answer 5

never delivered a pizza but I stick by the 20% rule. So about 3/4 bucks

Answer 6

$3. Never under $2 unless you want to insult him. You shouldn't tip delivery guys based on percentage -- they drive the same amount no matter what you ordered, opposed to a restaurant where presumably if your bill is higher you ordered more and the server had to work harder so the deserve more money. (but if you had a big order, tip more than $3 since they still have to carry all the crap around)

Answer 7

conversing as a foodstuff provider mgmt expert, I frequently carry on with the $5.00 for on the spot, effective and courteous provider for an order of $20.00+ If the invoice is over $25.00 information bypass up from there. those absolutely everyone seems to be available to "serve" you and you could compensate them for this reason for saving you the time of going out your self. There information are frequently the biggest area of their pay too. So whilst a transport man or woman has fairly made the attempt you shouldn't be low priced with them. With gas costs the way they are acceptable now, they are in all danger particularly breaking even.

Answer 8

I'd say a minimum tip of $2, but $3 would probably be more appropriate. ($2 is slightly under the standard amount of 15 percent, so I'd rather round up.)

Answer 9

well i tip really well seing as the pizza delivery guy now knows where i live.. i dont want to make him mad and have to clean up my yard later... i'd say 3 bucks

Answer 10

We tip pizza delivery $2.00 every time.