These fees are yet another reason why eating out has gotten more expensive.
So how much exactly are these extra fast-food service fees costing you? It's hard to say for certain, since it would depend on the restaurant. The good news is that while 13% of fast food restaurants have instituted service fees, according to the report, that means a much larger 87% have theoretically avoided them.
Customers can determine whether they're being hit with service fees by reviewing their restaurant bills and asking for clarification on extra costs that leave them confused. With that knowledge, they can make informed decisions on what chains are, or aren't, worth paying a little extra for the time being.Zoe Strozewski is a News Writer for Eat This, Not That! A Chicago native who now lives in New Jersey, she graduated from Kean University in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
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