T&C on a restaurant bill

[Mazdarese]

Y'all

Any idea what T&C is on a restaurant bill? I'm just doing my expenses and spotted it on a receipt

Food xx.xx
Wine xx.xx
T&C 8.00
Soft Drinks x.xx
12.5 Service Charge
Total Due

All I can think of is the bread and oils we had before the starters? But what would T&C stand for?

More importantly, can I claim the VAT back?

[Jasandjules]

Not a clue.

[Stu R]

Tea & Coffee

[Ilikebeaver]

Could it be taxes and charges ?

[NoVetec]

Was it a 'high-end restaurant'?

I was thinking perhaps a charge for taking and storing coats/jackets?

[Hackney]

if the bill is in that order, Teas and Coffees

[zollburgers]

It's chicken.

[Mazdarese]

I don't think it's taxes and charges as the VAT is separate.

Not tea and coffee either, as we didn't have tea and the coffee is listed seperately. As was my chicken

I hope it's not for storing our coats, as we didn't have any.

I'll scan the receipt, hold on

[Mazdarese]

[Laurel Green]

Tablecloth and condiments.

[Ian_sUK]

My mrs who has a degree in hospitality management says its definately Tea and Coffee, you can see the coffees on the bill!

Its not a separate charge, its just the 2 coffees added together.

[Noger]

Yes, Tea and Coffee, they are splitting out the various categories, one assumes because you often get varying tax rates by product..."luxury" tax for wine etc in other countries. Or maybe for people with expense claims which don't include booze (booooo)

[Mazdarese]

Ian_sUK said:

My mrs who has a degree in hospitality management says its definately Tea and Coffee, you can see the coffees on the bill!

Its not a separate charge, its just the 2 coffees added together.

Ah yes, seems I misread it.

Close thread. Thanks all!

Self-belm.

[NoVetec]

"Wtf Fernando"

Ah I see, they do a sub-total of everything after showing it individually, certainly looks like tea and coffee.

If they show that as 'T & C', why don't they just put 'W' for wine, 'F' for food on so on...

[anonymous-user]

£7 for a bowl of soup!

</tightwad>

[Mazdarese]

Symbolica said:

£7 for a bowl of soup!

</tightwad>

I know. And it was only 'pea'. Didn't even have any 'am in it!

The asparagus was delicious though

[Blib]

Cover charge?

Though, I haven't encountered one of those in ages.

[s3fella]

If you had any lap dances, I can guess what it is!

[Mazdarese]

s3fella said:

If you had any lap dances, I can guess what it is!

Titties & Chuff

[bobda]

Mazdarese said:

Ah yes, seems I misread it.

Close thread. Thanks all!

Self-belm.

BLEND!

How 'baby' was the chicken? An egg?