Tipping a Concierge for a restaurant reservation

If I have a twenty I give it

But if I only have change I usually give him a pen (always carry 3 cross Pens in my pocket for these occasions)

Did they get you into French Laundry? Or did they just make a reservation at the sushi place across the street on opentable?

Depends if you are at the Ritz in London (£20) or a wannabe poser like Atlantis in Nassau ($5 or $10).

And if you want to use them more than once a handwritten thank you note.

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20.00 minimum.

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I was going to say that would be the max. I can book a table for 2 on open table for tomorrow or Thursday.

Unless of course it's a larger party or at a specific time that would otherwise not be available.

Yea, I guess it's really what the OP's end game is. And I've never really "done" vegas it's probably the least familiar city of mine in the US.

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Nobu in Vegas...

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Dude it is 2015, you could have done it yourself with a 2 minute call. Let me guess.......he suggested it. If so they are paying him already.

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And I've never really "done" vegas

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Me either and I have no desire do ever go there.

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You think u have to pretend to be wealthy
First indication that you are not

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You're pretending to be insightful.
First indication that you are not.

I've had a couple of conferences at the Atlantis and had to attend functions there. I tip folks there who assisted me. It's not their fault that the complex is déclassé.

I stay at nice places and I'm doubtful that the staff cares whether I'm comfortable, wealthy or a poser only that I treat them like I'd want to be treated if I were them. I don't care how you feel about that.

You like trying to pick fights where there aren't fights? That must be a fun way to go through life. Good luck with that.