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Restaurant Rounds Up to the Nearest Nickel?

Restaurant Rounds Up to the Nearest Nickel?

By Meg Marco December 8, 2006

Maybe this is something new that we’re missing out on, but since when is there a “rounding” charge? This restaurant in Brooklyn rounded up $.02 to make this bill an (even?) $22.95. Uh, what? Maybe it’s part of the war on pennies. —MEGHANN MARCO

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