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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, waiters and waitresses working in the District of Columbia earned an average hourly wage of $14.06, higher than those in any other state. Other high-paying states for servers included Washington, at $13.94; Massachusetts, at $13.27; Vermont, at $12.58; and Oregon, at $12.37.
But even though they earn a combination of hourly wages and tips, waiters and waitresses donât make much money. According to the BLS, servers earned an average hourly wage of $10.04, or about $20,880 for the year. They made a median salary of $18,590 in 2013.ait staff in an upscale restaurant in San Francisco will most likely take home more cash each night than a waitress at a pie diner in an unincorporated rural area, and it probably comes as no surprise that two of the highest-paying areas for waiters and waitresses are two large coastal cities â Seattle and Boston.