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Ash Cranston, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
Ash Cranston, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
Photography: Caleb Ming
Andy Todd, Sensory Lab
Andy Todd, Sensory Lab
Photography: Caleb Ming
Aaron Wood, St Ali
Aaron Wood, St Ali
Photography: Caleb Ming
Ben Foster, Pope Joan
Ben Foster, Pope Joan
Photography: Caleb Ming
Ati Heale, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
Ati Heale, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
Photography: Caleb Ming
Ellie Collins, Sensory Lab
Ellie Collins, Sensory Lab
Photography: Caleb Ming
Laura Barret, St Ali
Laura Barret, St Ali
Photography: Caleb Ming
Kacey Cameron, Friends of Mine
Kacey Cameron, Friends of Mine
Photography: Caleb Ming
Rochelle Seator, Pope Joan
Rochelle Seator, Pope Joan
Photography: Caleb Ming
James McKay, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
James McKay, Little Creatures Dinning Hall
Photography: Caleb Ming
James Harcourt, Sensory Lab
James Harcourt, Sensory Lab
Photography: Caleb Ming
Shelley Walker, St Ali
Shelley Walker, St Ali
Photography: Caleb Ming
Brahman Perera, Friends of Mine
Brahman Perera, Friends of Mine
Photography: Caleb Ming
Lucinda Smith, Pope Joan
Lucinda Smith, Pope Joan
Photography: Caleb Ming
Karlee Slater, Captains of Industry
Karlee Slater, Captains of Industry
Photography: Caleb Ming
The Humble Waiter

Your waiter may be as familiar to you as an old friend and know the way you like your eggs and coffee. Here are some in action around Melbourne.

By Caroline Clements, 16th December 2010

T
here’s a lot to be said about the humble waiter. They deliver us coffee in the morning to ease us into the day, feed us lunch to get us through the afternoon, then serve us dinner at the end of it all. They are a most crucial cog in the machine that is the food and drink industry and work hard at this, but make it look effortless.

An unsung hero for a long time, the rise of food culture has elevated the waiter’s position from simply a server to that of a more influential role and gatekeeper to the food from the kitchen. They are the ones who offer you a seat, hang your jacket and pour your water. Your waiter may be as familiar to you as an old friend and know the way you like your eggs and coffee. They are the epitome of hospitality and in being so, look professional and cool.

Here are a few waiters around town we shot in action, looking good during service.

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