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Tipping in Estonia

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Last reviewed · Sep 2026Sources & methodology

Tipping is optional and not compulsory. Round up everyday bills, and leave about 5-10% only for very good sit-down service. Card terminals may offer a tip prompt. Skipping or leaving a small amount is both fine. Bars, cafes, and taxis need just a small euro round-up.

Tipping not expected

Quick answer

Restaurant
Standard:Round up
Exceptional:5-10%
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+Round up is enough for most meals
+About 5-10% fits very good sit-down service
−Casual cafes and counter service need little or nothing extra
Bar
Standard:Round up
Taxi
Standard:Round up

How to tip in Estonia

•Round up everyday bills in euros
•Leave about 5-10% only for very good sit-down service
•Add the tip on the card terminal when prompted, or leave cash

Quick tips

Tipping is optional and not compulsory
10% fits exceptional service
Bolt and taxis only need a small round-up

More tipping situations (8)

DeliveryNot expected
Hairdresser / BarberRound up
Spa & MassageRound up
Hotel Staff1-2 EUR per bag
Tour guides5-10 EUR
Valet ParkingNot expected
Airport ServicesNot expected
Car Services / UberRound up

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Tipping questions in Estonia

Sources & methodology

We cross-check tipping guidance across multiple independent sources, with local and official sources prioritized where available.

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