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A '''waiter''' is an employee in a [[restaurant]] who takes orders from customers and brings food from the [[kitchen]] to the table. Some high-class restaurants have specialised [[wine]] waiters (''sommeliers'') to take orders for and fetch drinks.
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A '''waiter''' is an employee in a [[restaurant]] who takes orders from customers and brings food from the [[kitchen]] to the table. The female counterpart is the '''waitress'''. Some high-class restaurants have specialised [[wine]] waiters ('''sommeliers''') to take orders for and fetch drinks.
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Revision as of 23:31, November 2, 2008

A waiter is an employee in a restaurant who takes orders from customers and brings food from the kitchen to the table. The female counterpart is the waitress. Some high-class restaurants have specialised wine waiters (sommeliers) to take orders for and fetch drinks.