Sentence examples for waitstaff from inspiring English sources

The Greensboro Four politely requested service at the counter, remaining seated while their orders were refused by the waitstaff.

The larger space seems necessary to accommodate the almost dizzying array of options: not only is the permanent menu substantial and the list of daily specials formidable but the friendly waitstaff likes to encourage ever bolder choices.

The tightly spaced chairs necessitate a certain agility from the waitstaff, or at least a tolerance of thrown elbows; one diner's apology for leaning back into a waitress met with a breezy "I'm used to it".

Although the acoustics evoke a jailhouse and the waitstaff calls the bar "the lounge," in most respects Mas seems as snug and tidy as you'd expect a mas to be.

The hardworking waitstaff are quietly patient and nearly telepathic with their courtesies.

Thankfully, nothing on the menu at this upscale vegan eatery faintly resembles a mouthful of pebbles, and the waitstaff, who are attentive, knowledgeable, and glowing, are impossibly pleased to introduce diners to the joys of raw food.

Stillman painted the building light blue, and dressed the waitstaff in soccer shirts with red-and-white stripes (a pattern that was later adopted for T.G.I.'s logo).

The bar area is done in dark wood, pussy willows fill a great vase, and waitstaff wear plaid shirts.

Meals were frequently interrupted by reporters who walked from table to table, asking diners and waitstaff if they would like to share their feelings on camera.

The Roquefort on the salad was called by the waitstaff "Rockford dressing".

You'll see more fur coats and face-lifts around the corner at Elio's, and you're more likely to be flagrantly ignored by the waitstaff down a few blocks at Parma.