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This receipt documents a weekend brunch for 2 at Table 22. Three food items and two beverages total $96.46, with the bottomless mimosa package ($44.00) making up 46% of the subtotal. The mimosas are billed as a flat per-person charge rather than by the glass. Tax of $8.20 and a 20% tip of $19.29 bring the grand total to $123.95.
This weekend brunch receipt for a table of 2 shows eggs benedict, avocado toast, french toast, bottomless mimosas (priced per person), and cold brew coffee totaling $108.94 before tax. The 8.5% sales tax of $9.26 yields a $118.20 total, and with an 18% tip the grand total reaches $123.95.
Receipt Breakdown
What Makes This Receipt Realistic
- • Server (Mia R.) and table number (Table 22, 2 Guests) in the receipt header
- • Bottomless Mimosas billed as "×2 @ $22.00", flat package, not per-glass
- • Mimosa package shown as the 4th line, beverages listed after food in POS order
- • Cold Brew as a standalone line, not bundled with the mimosa package
- • Tip suggestions on $96.46 pretax subtotal, correct calculation basis
- • No auto-gratuity, table of 2 is below the group threshold at most brunch restaurants
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this brunch receipt show?
Server: Mia R. Table 22, 2 Guests. Item lines: Eggs Benedict $16.99, Avocado Toast $14.99, French Toast $13.99, Bottomless Mimosas ×2 @ $22.00 = $44.00, Cold Brew $6.49. Subtotal: $96.46. Tax (8.5%): $8.20. Total: $104.66. Suggested Tip 20% = $19.29 (on pretax subtotal). Grand Total: $123.95.
How is a bottomless mimosa package billed on a brunch receipt?
A bottomless or unlimited mimosa package is billed as a flat per-person charge (e.g. 'Bottomless Mimosas ×2 @ $22.00 = $44.00'), not as individual pours. The guest pays a single flat fee that covers unlimited refills for the duration of brunch service. This is the same approach used for prix-fixe menus and bottomless coffee at diners. The package price is set high enough that the restaurant profits on average consumption, some guests drink 2 glasses, others drink 8.
Is brunch tax the same rate as dinner?
Yes. Sales tax on restaurant meals applies uniformly regardless of the time of day, breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner are taxed at the same rate. The 8.5% on this brunch receipt is the same rate that would apply to a dinner at the same restaurant. Some states exempt certain food items (cold sandwiches, grocery staples) but restaurant prepared meals are taxable in almost all states. Alcohol included in the bottomless mimosa package is taxed at the same rate as food in most jurisdictions for on-premises consumption.