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A surcharge reminder for Easter
If you see a restaurant blaming its Easter Sunday surcharge on the day being a public holiday, don’t believe it.
If you see a restaurant blaming its Easter Sunday surcharge on the day being a public holiday, don’t believe it. The only public holidays over the long weekend are Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Eateries can ultimately charge what they like. But if they’re adding a surcharge, they need to let you know before you place your order. That’s so you have the opportunity to decide if you are willing to pay the extra cost.
Been misled?
If you feel you’ve been misled about a surcharge over the long weekend, you can contact the Commerce Commission. Consumer NZ members are also welcome to contact our Consumer Advice Line.
Help us keep the pressure on
From dodgy supermarket specials to fairer travel refunds – we’re on a mission to make things better. We’re aiming to raise $30,000 in four weeks to help us do more to stand up for the rights of all New Zealanders.
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