What do you think about the charge for not drinking tea?

We all know that there is a custom of drinking morning tea in Guangdong, and it is often necessary to order a pot of tea and add a few plates of dim sum to sit all morning. That's why the tea restaurants over there are used to charging customers for tea seats, and that's because they do drink tea. They sit for a long time, and they need to refill their glasses constantly, so it makes sense to charge for a tea seat.

But now this situation is not limited to Guangdong, restaurants in other parts of the country have also begun to charge tea table fees. I think it's very unreasonable for some ordinary restaurants to charge for tea seats because they don't serve any good tea to customers. Even if the customer does not order tea, it is simply an infringement of the customer's rights and interests to charge for the tea table.

I think whether or not to charge a tea table fee depends on the actual situation of a restaurant, if the restaurant is indeed a tea restaurant, the tea served to customers is indeed very good tea, and the customers also refill many cups, then it is actually very reasonable to charge a tea table fee. But if it's an ordinary restaurant where customers don't come to drink tea at all, and they don't serve any good tea, then they shouldn't charge customers for tea seats. And if a restaurant charges a price for a tea table, then I think he should inform the customers in advance that they are going to charge for the tea table.

If the customer can accept it, he can continue to sit in the restaurant, and if he can't, then he can choose another restaurant.

I think it may be that the current restaurants have seen that everyone has started to charge tea table fees, and some restaurants give tea that is really good, but some restaurants do not give tea at all, and customers must not understand the tea table fees. In this case, the customer will definitely think that the restaurant has violated my rights and interests, and I don't have any tea here, so why should I pay you? In this case, of course, I also hope that some market regulators can manage it.

I don't think it's necessary to charge for a coffee table, which hurts the interests of customers.

Agree with the charge, after all, the stall owner also has to pay the booth fee, and it is not easy to do business if you drink or not to occupy a position.

This is inappropriate. After all, everyone's preferences are different, and it is impossible for everyone to like tea.

I think the tea fee itself can't be charged, because this is like an extra fee, I come to eat, and I have to calculate the fee according to the head, and the tea is just that pot.

I think this phenomenon can still be justified, because although you don't drink tea, but you occupy a certain position, if the merchant charges a tea table fee, it is not too much.

Merchants have their own considerations for revenue, you can ask clearly before entering the store, and the tea table fee may also be related to the grade of the restaurant. Personally, I don't think it's reasonable to charge a tea seat fee for not drinking tea.

I think many people have encountered the tea table fee when they go to the restaurant to eat, because now when you go to the mall to eat, you will be charged a tea table fee or a table fee, and the store says that as long as you enter the store to consume, it will be charged according to the number of people. I had to charge for the tea whether I drank it or not, and explained to me that the tea table fee also included the provision of cutlery. He took the menu and pointed it out to me, saying that the price clearly marked on it was 3 yuan for tea and 2 yuan for paper towels.

I don't understand anymore. I can accept the dipping fee for tea houses, hot pot restaurants and barbecues, as well as the tea table fee (table fee) that I really consume, such as snacks, Hongweima fruits, snacks, etc., but I just can't accept an ordinary tea table fee that is not provided to me at all.

The tea mountain good seat fee is a common charge item in mid-to-high-end consumption places, even if you don't drink tea, you have to charge for drinking boiled water. So from a legal point of view, is there a legal basis for this tea table fee? Is the tea table fee refundable?

The expert's opinion is that there are two situations to deal with, and if you drink tea, it is okay to pay for the tea seat. But if you don't drink tea, or even plain water, it's unreasonable for a restaurant to ask customers to pay for a tea seat. First, it is suspected of forced consumption, and I will ask you to drink tea when you come, which violates the provisions of the "Law on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of Consumers."

Second, it violates the relevant provisions of the standard contract of the Civil Code, excludes the customer's right to choose, and increases the customer's responsibility.