Tipping in Netherlands
In the Netherlands, the customary tip is Round up / 5–10%. Work out the tip, the total and the split per person below, in EUR.
Service is included in the Netherlands, so tipping is modest — rounding up or adding about 5–10% for good service in restaurants is appreciated. Leave small change at cafés and bars, and round up for taxis.
Tip table for Netherlands at 5%
The tip and total on some common bill amounts at the customary 5% rate.
| Bill | Tip (5%) | Total |
|---|---|---|
| €20.00 | €1.00 | €21.00 |
| €50.00 | €2.50 | €52.50 |
| €80.00 | €4.00 | €84.00 |
| €100.00 | €5.00 | €105.00 |
| €200.00 | €10.00 | €210.00 |
How to calculate a tip in Netherlands
- 01 Enter your bill amount in EUR.
- 02 The customary 5% tip is pre-filled — adjust it or tap a quick preset to match the service.
- 03 Set how many people are splitting the bill to see the tip, total and per-person amount instantly.
Frequently asked questions
Do you tip in Netherlands?
Yes — the customary tip in the Netherlands is round up / 5–10%. Service is included in the Netherlands, so tipping is modest — rounding up or adding about 5–10% for good service in restaurants is appreciated. Leave small change at cafés and bars, and round up for taxis.
How much should I tip in Netherlands?
As a guide, round up / 5–10%. On a €100.00 bill that is about €5.00. Adjust the percentage in the calculator above to match the service and your bill.
Is service charge included in Netherlands?
Service is included in the Netherlands, so tipping is modest — rounding up or adding about 5–10% for good service in restaurants is appreciated. Leave small change at cafés and bars, and round up for taxis. Always check your bill for a service charge before adding a tip so you do not pay twice.
Is this Netherlands tip calculator free and private?
Yes. It is completely free, needs no sign-up, and runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded anywhere.
Note Tipping is a social custom, not a law, and norms change over time. Service charges vary from venue to venue, and card machines increasingly prompt for a tip even in places where locals leave nothing. Treat these figures as a friendly guide, check your bill for a service charge before adding more, and tip what feels fair for the service you received.