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service in a resaurant could be how the waiter performs. example : bad service-the waiter was rude, it was slow. same as in a hotel, room service : they come to you. they serve you in other words.
serve the customers
Serve from the right, remove from the left. Don't expect strict adherence to this, especially if it puts the server in an awkward position. Informal service , or at home , just whatever works and keeps things comfortable and safe .
waiter
boy employed as waiter to serve
A Waiter/Waitress is there to serve customers in a restaurant/café. They ask for your order and will bring food/drinks to your table.
Sometimes food is served on trains. It depends on the service, being more likely on a long distance run than a local commuter train and it varies from prepackaged snacks to waiter service dining.
obviously to take orders and serve it to the guest.
serve and service
depends if is plate service serve on the right and clear from the right if is platter serve then empty plate or soup bowl is put in front of the guest on the right and the food is served from the left side and clear from the right this is the basic answer
ok well you usually have a first serve and a second serve. if your first serve touches the net, but goes in the service box, this is called a LET. you get to take your 2 serves again. if you touch the net on a second serve, you get only ONE serve redo.
Most hotels have a Food and Beverage Director who oversees the staff who serve food in hotels. For food served in the hotel's restaurant, it is usually a waiter or food server. For room service, it might be a waiter or food server or a runner or it could be the porter or bellperson.