I heard that there was a famous waiter called Charles Dickens. How do you become famous as a waiter?

You give great service. Mr. Dickens, for instance, knew some people liked their martinis with an olive, and some liked them with a twist of lemon peel. So, when people ordered a martini, he'd always ask, . . . Olive or Twist?

You heard right, he worked at The Bleak House hotel. He became famous for his big portions, you only had to ask for more.

Yeah, he told me a tale about two cities and it became a best seller. This was during my dinner at his restaurant last month. I gave him a hefty tip and he sure was a great waiter. I you want to become famous, just be yourself, believe in God, do good to your fellow men and keep excelling in whatever your do.

I think your thinking of Charlie Dirkins who once served fish and chips to a British regiment while at the same time kicking chef Gordon Ramsays butt. Thus making him a famous waiter. Also I think he was knighted by the Queen for it. Thus the famous Sir Charlie Dirkins. Go ahead, look it up.

Writer, not waiter. Writers become famous by writing stuff.

He's a famous WRITER. He writes books. If you want to become a writer, then publish a book.

Um... Mr. Dickens may have been a waiter, but that's not what he was famous for. He wrote a lot of very popular books, such as Oliver Twist. If you're interested: http://charlesdickenspage.com/ To answer your question (I think) just write a book.

Lol, Charles Dickens is a famous writer not waiter. He's a poet, and wrote books, back in the 18th century.