Celebrity Tippers: The Stars That Leave The Best and Worst Tips For Their Servers!

» By Todd Betzold October 5, 2012, 8:30am

Photos: WENN

We all know that celebrities make some big bucks, but sometimes when they are dealing with servers and customer service people they forget that. We all worry about leaving a good tip for servers, but these are the best and worst celebrity tippers (keep an eye out if some of them sit in your section)!!!

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  • sharon green

    Old Rachael doesn’t believe in spreading the wealth….well, maybe if you were a little more generous, karma might pay you back in a nice way….karma hasn’t been to good to you lately in some ways…..

  • Tonia Brantley

    I don’t understand Rachael’s thought process…I would think that she would have better sense than thinking 10% is an appropriate tip to leave. Rach obviously has never waited tables for a living. I know a lot of poor people that tips well over the 15% minimum acceptable! Rachael is such a cheap skate!

  • Bug Golden

    I kinda don’t think the Rachael Ray spot is fair. The show is called $40 a day. If you are on that tight of a budget, of course tipping 10% is appropriate. If she made that comment off of the show and in no relation to the show, then she would totally deserve to be on this list.

  • em

    Quintin Tarantino needs to be on that list. While in Austin he left a bullet as a tip.

  • vukk1

    I wonder how many people have ever tipped a low amount due to terrible service, the kind of service which makes you not want to go back to a restaurant. I am talking about orders majorly messed up, having to wait for drinks while see your waiter talking to another waiter for a few minutes, and hearing your waiter use inappropriate language loudly around young children (not just cussing). Then I wonder when I hear people say the ‘tip’ should be mandatory at 15% how much they would pay for the terrible service.

  • shelly

    I am a food server and Usher just fell off my fav list. For the most part people do tip but their are a few that do not realize, that after an hour of my excellent service and no tip, I have made 2.13 an hour. Now by law, my place of business has to make up the difference, but i did not just play rent a servant for minimum wage. I would have chose fast food for that wage, which requires a lot less work. Good people still make it worth it though and I love my work place.