Waitstaff (noun)

A group of individuals employed at a restaurant, café, or other establishment who are responsible for serving customers at tables.

Origin:

A combination of the words 'wait' and 'staff', originating in the late 19th century in the united states.

Examples:

1. The waitstaff was very friendly and accommodating during my dinner at the restaurant.
2. The café hired new waitstaff to help with the increased demand during the summer months.
3. The waitstaff brought out the dishes in a timely manner, ensuring a pleasant dining experience for the customers.
4. The waitstaff at the party were very attentive and made sure that everyone's glass was always full.
5. The waitstaff at the beach club were dressed in crisp, white uniforms, adding to the upscale atmosphere.