When a veteran waiter met Waffle House waitress Ms. Carol, he learned a lot of things about respect, command, and the power of a raised eyebrow. Here's why we all have a lot to learn from Waffle House servers.
Darron Cardosa, also known as the Bitchy Waiter, is the voice of restaurant servers. His decades-long career in the restaurant industry and his very active social media presence have made him an expert on all things service related. He says out loud what other servers wish they could say.Darron Cardosa is a food service professional with over 30 years of restaurant experience.
Over the last 15 years, he has written more than 1,500 articles and blog posts, each and every one about the food service industry. He has written for Food & Wine, Plate, the Washington Post, and others. Darron has been seen on NBC's the Today show and CBS Sunday Morning discussing the service industry.
I found a Waffle House within walking distance of where I was staying and made my way to breakfast. It’s only my third visit to theand I looked forward to it. Walking in, the bright fluorescent glow of lights greeted me as did the manager who looked younger than the Birkenstocks in my closet back home. “Sit anywhere you want,” he said, his voice cracking with youth. I seated myself at a booth and Ms. Carol approached me with a menu.
She had a half smile on her face that made me think she was being funny, but one eyebrow raised that made it clear she was serious. It was a delicate balance of both. The man realized his place and Ms. Carol finished what she was doing before going up to him. I don’t know if he too was a regular, but it was clear that she was the one in charge. This was the Waffle House energy I wanted.Some servers might have shriveled at that man’s menacing gaze, but Ms.
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