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Das steckt hinter dem italienischen "coperto". (fha) | inFranken.de

🍝 Coperto in Italy is a fixed cover charge you’ll see on most restaurant bills. It’s not a tip — it’s a traditional fee (usually €1–3 per person, but in touristy spots it can be more) that covers: 🥖 Bread & table service 🍴 Use of cutlery, tablecloth, and table setting 💡 Sometimes just “being seated” in the restaurant ✅ Important to know: It’s legal in most Italian regions (except Lazio, where it’s banned in Rome — but they often add “pane e servizio” instead). It’s always listed on the menu