Tipping in Poland: The Poland Tipping Guide
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Tipping in Poland
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Tipping in Poland isn’t required, but there are times when it is customary to leave a little extra. This Poland tipping guide will help you know when/how much to tip for great service.
Tipping in Poland isn’t obligatory, but it is a considerate way to show appreciation for those who work so hard in the service industry. There are no set rules about how much to tip, so it is up to you how much you leave for service that exceeds expectations. To keep things simple, you can say, “dziękuję” (thank you), when paying and most servers will keep the change. Try to always tip in cash to ensure the money goes directly to whom you intended.
Though tipping might not obligatory, it is customary to tip for great service. This Poland tipping guide will help you navigate when/where you can leave a little extra for great service.
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Information confirmed by The Polish Tourism Organization.