150 waitress jokes

  1. Why did the waitress bring a ladder to the table? Because the customer asked for high tea.
  2. What did the hot dog say to the waitress? “Make me one with everything!”
  3. Why did the waitress win the lottery? Because she knew how to serve up the right numbers!
  4. How does a waitress catch a squirrel? She climbs a tree and acts like a nut.
  5. What’s a waitress’s favorite exercise? The tray-ceps curl.
  6. Why did the waitress go to art school? She wanted to perfect the art of “dishing” it out.
  7. Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the waitress salad dressing!
  8. What do you call a waitress who works at a tiny diner? A small order cook.
  9. Why did the ghost go on a date with the waitress? Because he heard she was a real “soul” food cook!
  10. What does a waitress say when she serves a hamburger? “Meat to please you!”
  11. How do you know your waitress is a gardener? She always brings the “beets.”
  12. Why don’t waitresses ever play hide and seek with their tips? Because good luck hiding when they always keep the “change”!
  13. What did the steak say to the waitress? “I’m rare to go!”
  14. What did the waitress say to the sad pasta? “Life is full of pasta-bilities!”
  15. What did the waitress say to the toast? “You’re really on a roll.”
  16. Why did the pancake break up with the waitress? It got tired of being flipped around.
  17. Why did the waiter become a boxer? Because he was great at serving punches!
  18. What’s a waitress’s favorite music note? “B” flat – because it means the drinks didn’t spill.
  19. Why was the waitress also a great musician? She always knew the right “pitcher.”
  20. Why do waitresses make terrible secret agents? You always know their “serving” face.
  21. Why did the waitress carry a tennis racket? She heard the customers wanted to be served fast!
  22. Why was the waitress at the football game? She was delivering the quarter back!
  23. What did the potato say to the waitress? “I’m a little fried here.”
  24. Why did the waitress bring a baseball glove to work? Because the diner was full of catch-ups!
  25. Why did the cookie cry to the waitress? Because its mom was a wafer too long.
  26. Why was the waitress a great detective? She knew just how to dish out justice.
  27. Why don’t waitresses ever get lost in the desert? They know all the best watering holes.
  28. Why was the waitress also a chess champion? She knew all the right moves to checkmate.
  29. What do you call a kitten working as a waitress? A serv-cat.
  30. Why was the vampire a terrible waitress? She kept biting the customers.
  31. Why did the waitress bring glue to the table? The customer said his meal wasn’t sticking together.
  32. Why did the cow become a waitress? She was really good at moo-ving people to their seats.
  33. Why was the book a terrible waitress? It always spills the beans on the last page.
  34. Why did the waitress bring a flashlight to work? Because the customers asked for light meals.
  35. Why did the waitress put roller skates on? Because the customer wanted fast food.
  36. What do you call a waitress who can play the piano? A server with all the keys.
  37. Why did the waitress bring a calendar to the customer? Because he ordered dates!
  38. Why did the waitress take the steak’s temperature? She wanted to make sure it wasn’t too rare.
  39. What’s a waitress’s favorite school subject? Serving-metry!
  40. Why did the bicycle make a terrible waitress? It always needed to be re-spoked.
  41. What did the customer say to the indecisive waitress? “Take your time, I’m not in a ‘pour’.”
  42. Why did the waitress bring a compass to work? To point the customers due north.
  43. Why did the waitress wear a parachute? The customer wanted his eggs to ‘drop’ in.
  44. Why was the waitress a good therapist? She knew how to dish out advice.
  45. Why did the waitress carry a picture of a lamb? Because the customer wanted a lamb “pic.”
  46. Why was the waitress always calm during earthquakes? She could handle the “shakes.”
  47. What did the waitress say to the lime? “You add zest to my work!”
  48. Why did the waitress always bring a camera to work? She loved serving “picture” perfect meals.
  49. What’s a waitress’s favorite fruit? A ‘serve’-iceberry.
  50. Why was the clock a terrible waitress? It always wound up late.
  51. Why was the rainbow a bad waitress? It couldn’t stop spilling the colors.
  52. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of math? Pie-r-squared.
  53. Why was the waitress an expert in baseball? She was great at sliding into home plates.
  54. What do you call a waitress who serves you lemons? A sour server.
  55. Why did the tree become a waitress? It wanted to serve up some root beer.
  56. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of dog? A “bark-tender.”
  57. Why did the chef break up with the waitress? She always spilled the beans.
  58. Why did the light bulb make a terrible waitress? It kept going out on the customers.
  59. Why did the monkey make a great waitress? She knew how to serve up some monkey bread.
  60. Why was the waitress a track star? She knew how to relay orders.
  61. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of horse? A “neigh-borly” server.
  62. What do you call a waitress who can sing? A dish-er-monizer.
  63. Why did the donut go on a date with the waitress? She had a lot of “hole-some” qualities.
  64. Why did the fish make a bad waitress? She kept dropping the bass.
  65. What’s a waitress’s favorite part of a joke? The “punch” line.
  66. Why was the computer a bad waitress? It had too many bytes.
  67. Why was the bank teller a terrible waitress? She was too “change”-able.
  68. Why did the waitress bring an elephant to the table? The customer wanted a big tipper.
  69. Why did the waitress put a ruler on the customer’s table? He asked for something to measure his drink.
  70. Why was the scarecrow a great waitress? She was outstanding in her field!
  71. Why was the rock a bad waitress? It always took things for granite.
  72. What did the sassy waitress say to the coffee? “You’re brewed-tiful, just the way you are.”
  73. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of bee? A “buzzer-vee.”
  74. Why did the waitress go to the beach? She wanted to serve up some “sand-wiches.”
  75. Why did the waitress go to the circus? She wanted to juggle orders.
  76. Why was the sock a terrible waitress? It always lost its “pair-ings.”
  77. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of car? A “dine-r” wagon.
  78. Why was the waitress an architect? She always knew how to plan the table.
  79. What do you call a waitress with a large pad of paper? A mega-serve.
  80. Why did the waitress wear a helmet? Because she served hard-boiled eggs.
  81. Why did the waitress bring a mirror to the table? The customer asked for some “reflection” time.
  82. Why was the dentist a good waitress? She knew the drill when it came to service.
  83. Why was the spider a great waitress? She knew how to spin a web of great service.
  84. Why did the actress make a terrible waitress? She always forgot her lines.
  85. Why did the mailbox make a terrible waitress? It couldn’t deliver on time.
  86. Why was the painting a good waitress? It always stroked the right mood.
  87. Why was the bird a good waitress? She always chirped in with the right order.
  88. Why was the mirror a bad waitress? It always reflected the wrong order.
  89. Why was the cat a terrible waitress? She always “paw”-s for too long.
  90. What do you call a waitress who’s good at yoga? A “flexi-serve.”
  91. Why was the snowflake a good waitress? She always “flurried” to serve you.
  92. Why was the window a bad waitress? It always “pane-d” at the sight of customers.
  93. Why was the hammer a good waitress? It always “nailed” the order.
  94. Why was the candle a bad waitress? It always “melted” under pressure.
  95. What did the moody waitress say to the rainbow? “Can you brighten up my shift?”
  96. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of flower? A “serve”-ringa.
  97. Why did the waitress bring a map to the customer? He ordered a “globe”-artichoke.
  98. What do you call a waitress who works at an ice-cream shop? A “scoop”-er server.
  99. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of music? Pop, because it’s always “bubbling” with energy.
  100. What did the cool waitress say to the ice cube? “Chill out, I got this.”
  101. Why was the sea a good waitress? It always waved to the customers.
  102. Why did the math teacher become a waitress? She was good at “serving” fractions.
  103. What do you call a bear working as a waitress? A honey-server.
  104. Why was the rabbit a great waitress? She was always hopping to it!
  105. Why was the seagull a bad waitress? She always flew off with the food.
  106. Why was the tortoise a good waitress? She was slow and steady, and always got the order right.
  107. Why was the cloud a bad waitress? It kept raining on the customers.
  108. Why did the mushroom make a good waitress? Because she was a real “fungi” to be around.
  109. Why did the astronaut become a waitress? She wanted to serve up some “stellar” dishes.
  110. Why did the sunflower make a good waitress? Because she always turned to serve you.
  111. Why did the rainbow make a bad waitress? It kept serving up too many colors.
  112. What’s a waitress’s favorite part of a plant? The “serve”-istem.
  113. Why was the ant a good waitress? She always had a great work ethic.
  114. Why was the clock a bad waitress? It was always too wound up.
  115. Why was the leaf a good waitress? She always “turned over” quickly.
  116. Why was the snow a bad waitress? It always melted under pressure.
  117. Why was the penguin a good waitress? She always kept her cool.
  118. Why was the squirrel a bad waitress? She kept forgetting where she hid her orders.
  119. Why did the tree make a good waitress? She always knew how to “branch” out.
  120. Why was the computer a good waitress? She always had the right “bytes.”
  121. What’s a waitress’s favorite type of bird? A “serve”-inga.
  122. Why was the potato a good waitress? She always knew how to “mash” up a good meal.
  123. Why was the feather a bad waitress? It always “floated” away from the job.
  124. Why did the snake make a bad waitress? It was always “hiss”-ing off the customers.
  125. Why was the egg a good waitress? It always “cracked” the best yolk.
  126. Why was the kettle a bad waitress? It always blew its top.
  127. Why was the car a good waitress? It always knew how to “accelerate” the service.
  128. Why was the telephone a bad waitress? It always “rang” at the wrong time.
  129. Why was the bird a good waitress? She always “tweeted” about the daily special.
  130. Why was the lion a bad waitress? It always “roared” at the customers.
  131. Why was the pen a good waitress? It always “wrote” down the correct order.
  132. Why was the lamp a bad waitress? It always “lit” up at the wrong time.
  133. Why was the star a good waitress? She always “shone” at her work.
  134. Why was the fire a bad waitress? It was always too “hot” to handle.
  135. Why was the dolphin a good waitress? It always “clicked” with the customers.
  136. Why was the refrigerator a bad waitress? It always gave the customers a cold shoulder.
  137. Why was the cloud a good waitress? It always “rained” in tips.
  138. Why was the cheetah a bad waitress? It always ran off with the order.
  139. Why was the river a good waitress? It always “flowed” smoothly through the rush hour.
  140. Why was the mountain a bad waitress? It always “peaked” at the wrong time.
  141. Why was the flower a good waitress? It always “bloomed” in the morning shift.
  142. Why was the volcano a bad waitress? It always “erupted” during the lunch rush.
  143. Why was the bee a good waitress? It always “buzzed” around efficiently.
  144. Why was the spider a bad waitress? It always “webbed” the tables.
  145. Why was the tree a good waitress? It always served a “root”-beer float.
  146. Why was the wind a bad waitress? It always “blew” the orders away.
  147. Why was the moon a good waitress? It always “glowed” in the night shift.
  148. Why was the desert a bad waitress? It always “sanded” down the customer’s patience.
  149. Why was the butterfly a good waitress? It always “fluttered” through the tables.
  150. Why was the stone a bad waitress? It always took orders for “granite.”

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