The show followed the lives of the waitresses who worked in a posh restaurant located at the top of the Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles, designed by John Portman. At the helm was their supervisor ...
The show followed the lives of the waitresses who worked in a posh restaurant located at the top of the Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angeles, designed by John Portman. At the helm was their supervisor Nancy Beebe (Marian Mercer), who sometimes fraternized with the girls but usually gave orders. More often than not, the scheme of the week involved Nancy in some way, which upset her because all she wanted was an orderly staff. Adding to the chaotic working environment was a wisecracking pianist named Sonny Mann (Paul Kreppel). One of the many waitresses on the show was Cassie Cranston, played by actress Ann Jillian. Due to her stint on this show, she became very popular for a time.
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bimbo city, thats the name of the california restaurant whose customers are pimps,and walking human crap. no tips absconding customers who run off without paying, you watresses foot the bill
Those 5 lovely waitresses make me glad I was born a man! And also want to go out to have a drink & great meal. Wendy Schaal Is Gorgeous! Why can't you ever see the Making a Living reruns, Only it's a Living is rerun?
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