

There's nothing wrong with giving a free drink/shot to a guest unless 1. they
are already intoxicated 2. you're stealing from your bar. Yes, there is
something called a "spill sheet" -- obviously this is the count for how many
drinks are spilled during the night and will help the manager to get a better
idea of how much alcohol to expect when doing inventory. Now is it ok to put
drinks on this list? Well, that's up to you, but just know that if you do get
caught then you'll probably be fired. It's probably a better idea to buy the
guest a drink out of your tips, but just be sure to use the "well" alcohol so
it's not that expensive. Also, some bars give each bartender 1-5 drinks that
they can giveaway to regulars each night so find out if your bar has this
available and if not then suggest it!
Anyways, I hope this helps
Shawn -
www.bartenla.com
shawn[at]bartendla.com
> Just wondering if it technically is illegal to give a customer a free
> drink at the bar.....
> also what if you pay for a drink yourself and give it to the
> customer?
> And I have heard of putting drinks for customers on a spill sheet at
> some restaurants. What exactly is a spill sheet and what is it used
> for?
> thanks,
> M
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