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* The Dabo girls of [[StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Quark's Bar]] are mostly croupiers, but also serve drinks, and all wear {{Stripperiffic}} outfits to better loosen the punters' wallets.

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* In Chapter 2 of the WhateleyUniverse story "Ayla and the Birthday Brawl," Phase is in charge of running the monthly Golden Kids meeting (a bunch of the rich kids have a soiree every month to touch base and network), and has asked several of his female friends, most of whom are ''stunningly'' attractive, to waitress. In French maid outfits. They agree, and the Golden Kids spend most of the meeting drooling over the wait staff. Unfortunately for Phase, part of the reason he asked his friends to waitress was so that he could ask them about any overheard gossip, but since all the Golden Kids wanted to talk about whenever any of the waitresses was around was the waitresses themselves, that part of his plan [[{{Understatement}} kind of backfired]].

* In one episode of ''ZeroNoTsukaima'', Louise and Saito are asked by the resident monarch (who happens to be [[spoiler: a close childhood friend of Louise]]) to go investigate whether or not the aristocrats are oppressing the plebeians. Louise loses all of their expense money trying to get more money through gambling. The CampGay manager of a nearby inn lends them a room on one condition: Louise has to dress up in a revealing {{Meido}} outfit like the rest of the waitresses. While this is most definitely {{Fanservice}}, it's most certainly not with a smile, since the customers either cop a feel on the waitresses, or [[{{Pettanko}} insult Louise for having a flat chest.]]

** In the manga, Excel, Hyatt and Elgala get jobs at a beachside bikini bar. Excel (of course) misunderstands and turns up in [[SchoolSwimsuit a somewhat less revealing swimsuit from middle school swimming lessons]]...which turns out to be [[CostumeInertia surprisingly popular]]. Later, "Teriha" gets a job at a maid cafe to repay Shioji for taking her in.
* Shion's job in ''HigurashiNoNakuKoroNi'' is working at a restaurant with some very... [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/05_09.jpg interesting outfits]]. There's an official manga omake with just about the whole cast in the same thing. Yes, even Oishi. It's...not for the faint of heart.

* [[IronMan Tony Stark's]] private airline flight attendants in the ''Iron Man'' movie. Goes beyond mere Fanservice to...other implications in a deleted scene where it's revealed that he snuggles up with one...and two more take Rhodey offscreen. Justified, of course; the man is rich and probably pays them for it (at least for the pole-dancing, he might be able to get the rest for free with his charm).

Female serving staff wearing revealing outfits. Can be anything from a [[{FrenchMaid maid costume]] to a short skirt and low-cut top that reveals [[AbsoluteCleavage just enough cleavage]] to [[MaleGaze keep the male clientele interested]].

Female serving staff wearing revealing outfits. Can be anything from a [[{{Meido}} maid costume]] to a short skirt and low-cut top that reveals [[AbsoluteCleavage just enough cleavage]] to [[MaleGaze keep the male clientele interested]].

* The HGame series ''{{Hana Bunny-san Kirai}}?'' (''Do You Like Horny Bunnys?'') is centered around the fictional Platinum restaurants, where the female servers all wear... What else? PlayboyBunny costumes.

* This is the concept behind the restaurant sim ''HotDogKing'', where you operate a franchise of fast food stands staffed mostly by cute girls. You even get to choose what sort of outfits they wear on the job, from tight-fitting but relatively modest outfits to various revealing swimsuits.

* The entire premise of the ''PiaCarrot'' DatingSim SeriesFranchise.

* Volume 19 of ''ShounenShikou'' features a {{shotacon}} version of this. An otouto dresses up as a meido for his SchoolFestival and [[spoiler:has sex with his oniichan]]. ([[SarcasmMode How did you know already]]?)

* Kallen, the top-heavy ace pilot from ''CodeGeass'', begins the second season undercover at a casino wearing a PlayboyBunny costume. Naturally, this got the fanartists' pens flying, and now you can find pictures of almost the entire female cast ([[{{Squick}} and several of the men]]) in the same outfit.

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* The waitresses at the Hooters restaurant chain. Chris Rock said it best in his song "No Sex (In The Champagne Room)", a parody of the spoken-word "Sunscreen":

* In one episode of ''ZeroNoTsukaima'', Louise and Saito are asked by the resident monarch (who happens to be [[spoiler: a close childhood friend of Louise]]) to go investigate whether or not the aristocrats are oppressing the plebeians. Louise loses all of their expense money trying to get more money through gambling. The HardGay/CampGay manager of a nearby inn lends them a room on one condition: Louise has to dress up in a revealing {{Meido}} outfit like the rest of the waitresses. While this is most definitely {{Fanservice}}, it's most certainly not with a smile, since the customers either cop a feel on the waitresses, or [[{{Pettanko}} insult Louise for having a flat chest.]]

** Though in Olive's case it's more personal preference than part of the dress code.

** Also, the Heart Attack Grill in Chandler, AZ has all of its waitresses wear Stripperific Naughty Nurse outfits.

** This naturally was spoofed in a few dada comics, proposing a {{Distaff Counterpart}} of Hooters called 'Peckers' - guys in tight shirts and hot pants.

* [[IronMan Tony Stark's]] private airline flight attendants in the ''Iron Man'' movie. Goes beyond mere Fanservice to...other implications in a deleted scene where it's revealed that he snuggles up with one...and two more take Rhodey offscreen.
** TruthInTelevision: Airline flight attendants ''period'', especially on foreign flag carriers, to the point where not only do you have a "flight attendant" fetishism subset that IanFleming was noting in the late 1950s but Singapore Airlines actually ''banks'' their reputation (and ads) on it, and prospective attendants are chosen with this in mind.
** And the [[PlayingToTheFetishes flight attendants]] on [=ToxicAir=] in Britney Spears' "Toxic" music video.
* ''{{Idiocracy}}''. In the future, every establishment will utilize this, ''every'' one of them. Even the news. Of course, most establishments are now brothels, so that may be justified.

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