The bread guys talk about being closers and taking big parties. They also tell stories about customers that are so bad they’ve been given their own nickname.

Taking parties, and side work, is really that hard?

Welcome to more bread please! A podcast in which we discuss horror stories of server/restaurant life, talk about and debate various server related topics, and try to give everyone out there a slight glimpse at the serving lifestyle

Comedy

In this episode of More Bread Please! we are talking about resturants that should be closed or need to be replaced by other resturants. From fast food to pizza to Nashville Hot Chicken we give our opinion on food that we have had or that we havn't. If you don't like chain resturants this episode is for you! 

More Bread Please! - Close Those Restaurants

In this episode of More Bread Please! we are talking about rushes and what its like to be on the other end of the rush. We all know what it's like to try to go to a restaurant when you have something to do, but as servers and cooks we can only do so much.

More Bread Please! - Rushes

Have you ever wondered what it is like to serve parties of 8 or more? Well let me tell you it can be chaos, in this episode we chat about serving big parties and what all goes into keeping that many orders in check. We also share some stories about places that we have served and mess ups that we have encountered through out the years.

More Bread Please! - Big Parties

Sometimes servers feel like secret agents trying to accomplish a secret mission: making customers happy. However, secret agents need secret codes and lingo. On this episode, we discuss some common, and not so common, phrases used in the industry.

More Bread Please! - 68 Resturant Lingo

The people who serve you drinks during happy hour and serve your food during your favorite events are rock stars! Four bartenders and caterers chat about the hardships of slinging’ drinks and sloppin’ food. 

Taking parties, and side work, is really that hard?

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