Tipping servers in Indianapolis, IN

At some establishments, tipping is being cut or shifting to a hybrid model — so we’re sharing six Circle City businesses that are taking away the tip jar.

Bar One Fourteen server_INDY

A big aspect of Bar One Fourteen’s vibe is the dark lighting + sound system with a vinyl turntable.

Photo by @baronefourteen

Sit down, order, eat, tip, and leave. That’s the process most Hoosiers follow when they go to a restaurant.

At some establishments though, tipping is being cut, or shifting to a hybrid model where tipping is still allowed but menu prices are increased so everyone is paid fairly. The change comes from the idea that servers should make a living wage.

Here are six Circle City businesses that are taking away the tip jar.

🚫 No Tips Please

💸 Hybrid Models

Did we miss any businesses? Let us know.

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