busser

American  

[buhs-er] / ˈbʌs ər /

noun

plural

bussers

1. a person whose job is to clear tables and assist a waiter; busboy; busgirl.

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Example Sentences

“Some months it was even slower than Covid,” said the 63-year-old, who came to the U.S. in 1982 and worked his way up from busser at a local country club.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s typical for a dishwasher to see the position as entry to jobs as a busser, prep cook and then line cook.

From Los Angeles Times

In the back kitchen of Chapter One, a neighborhood gastropub in downtown Santa Ana, the restaurant’s chief busser and utility worker, Alfonso Lira, is in constant motion.

From Los Angeles Times

Lira is also Chapter One’s chief busser, clearing dishes and getting tables ready for the restaurant’s next customers.

From Los Angeles Times

Making sure customers have ice water is one of the key jobs of a restaurant busser.

From Los Angeles Times