32 Common Travel Scams and How to Avoid Them Like a Pro

26. The Dual Menu Pricing Scam

Selecting Items from Restaurant Menu by Table Window. Photo Credit: Envato @AnnaStills

Some restaurants have two menus—one for locals, one for tourists. The tourist version has higher prices or includes a “service fee” not charged to locals. You won’t notice unless you see someone else’s bill or get suspicious. How to Avoid It: Ask to see the menu before ordering. Compare prices online via review platforms like Google or TripAdvisor. If the bill seems inflated, politely request clarification and itemization.

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