You don't tip in Italy. On a 50 EUR bill that is 0.00 EUR, for a total of 50.00 EUR.
Tipping isn't expected here. Pay the bill as printed.
In practice: Italians generally don't tip on top of the bill. Watch for the coperto — a fixed €2–4 per person cover charge, legal where printed on the menu, banned in Lazio (Rome) — which is not a tip. Rounding up or a euro or two is welcome.
Usual range: No tipping expected · rounding to 1 € · € EUR
Italians generally don't tip on top of the bill. Watch for the coperto — a fixed €2–4 per person cover charge, legal where printed on the menu, banned in Lazio (Rome) — which is not a tip. Rounding up or a euro or two is welcome.
The full breakdown — amounts, rounding, and what we did on the ground — is in our Italy tipping guide.