500+ Busser Jobs Near You - February 2026
If you're looking for Busser jobs, you're in the right place. OysterLink currently lists 500+ Busser positions near you across restaurants, hotels, and other hospitality venues.
New job listings are added any time an establishment posts a job, and employers are hiring immediately to fill high-demand roles such as Bussers.
Recent Openings for Bussers
There have been 229 jobs posted in the last 10 days, but more get added each day, allowing you to find verified, up-to-date opportunities to work as a Busser.
Busser Salary
From the job listings we have, the average salary for Bussers is $30,400 per year or $14.6 per hour, with pay often influenced by tips as well in many establishments.
Job listings fall within a range between $4,430 per year and $208,000 per year, depending on experience, hours, and employer type.
| Lowest wage for Bussers | Average wage for Bussers | Highest wage for Bussers |
|---|---|---|
| $4,430 per year | $30,400 per year or $14.6 per hour | $208,000 per year |
Positions in upscale or high-volume dining venues typically offer better pay and more consistent hours.
Bussing is a physically active role that often offers plenty of chances to learn and grow within the hospitality industry.
Many employers offer training or opportunities to advance into Server or Food Runner roles over time.
How To Apply for Busser Jobs
Applying for jobs is easy with OysterLink. Every listing is verified and includes clear info about pay, shift hours, employer type, and requirements. You can filter jobs by:
- Pay rate
- Experience level
- Full-time, part-time, or seasonal
- Shift availability
Employers hiring for Busser roles usually want reliable candidates who can start quickly, so early applications can help.
Just click apply, upload your info, and connect directly with hiring managers.
Why Busser Jobs Are in Demand
Hospitality venues always need Bussers to keep operations running smoothly, especially in busy restaurants and hotels.
Here are areas and establishments where Bussers are often in demand:
| Neighborhoods | Establishments |
|---|---|
| Downtown | Full-service restaurants |
| Hotel districts | Hotel restaurants and banquet rooms |
| Entertainment districts | Bars and event venues |
High customer traffic areas drive consistent hiring for Bussers, particularly busy weekends and peak dining times.
Where Bussers Are in Demand
Here’s a list of just a few employers where Bussers are sought after:
- Baumhower's Victory Grille
- Cameron Mitchell Restaurants LLC
- Marriott International, Inc
What To Expect as a Busser
Busser jobs typically involve:
- Clearing and resetting tables quickly
- Assisting servers and bartenders
- Maintaining cleanliness in dining areas
- Refilling water and condiments
Bussers often support smooth service flow and help ensure a positive guest experience.
The role can be physically demanding, requiring stamina and an ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Employers value punctuality, teamwork, and good communication skills for Bussers.
Busser Job Benefits and Perks
Many Busser roles come with added benefits. Aside from hourly pay, employers often offer Health Insurance, growth opportunities, and much more.
If you're looking for Busser positions that include benefits beyond just a paycheck, many employers are stepping up to attract and retain staff.
Explore More Busser Opportunities Near
You can also find Busser jobs in nearby cities such as:
- New York, NY
- Los Angeles, CA
- Chicago, IL
Some locations may offer different schedules, pay scales, or work environments.
Whether you're looking for Busser jobs near you, or want to explore the broader hospitality job market, OysterLink helps you find real-time listings from verified employers.
Useful Resources for Bussers
Here are some useful resources if you're pursuing a Busser career:
| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
| U.S. Department of Labor | Employment laws and wage regulations |
| Bureau of Labor Statistics | Occupational data and job outlook |
| OSHA | Workplace safety standards |
| ServSafe | Food and beverage safety training |