Question 1

What is Florida SB 606?

Accepted Answer

Florida SB 606 amends F.S. 509.214 and requires restaurants to disclose every mandatory non-tax fee on menus, websites, and receipts — stating the amount or percentage and its purpose — before the customer orders. It takes effect July 1, 2026.

Question 2

Which fees must be disclosed under SB 606?

Accepted Answer

Any mandatory fee the customer cannot opt out of: service charges, automatic gratuities, credit card surcharges, delivery fees, kitchen or wellness fees, and split-plate fees must all be disclosed with their amount and purpose.

Question 3

What are the penalties for non-compliance with SB 606?

Accepted Answer

The Florida DBPR (Division of Hotels and Restaurants) enforces SB 606 during routine inspections. Non-compliant restaurants can receive fines and citations. There is no private right of action for consumers.

Question 4

How do I check if my restaurant is compliant with SB 606?

Accepted Answer

Use the free SB 606 Compliance Checker at MyDigitalOrder.com. Select your fees, paste your menu text or upload a photo, and receive an instant AI-powered compliance score with specific findings and ready-to-use compliant language.

Is your menu SB 606 compliant?