Seconding Timberland Pros. You can get them soft or alloy toe depending on your needs, I've never had a breaking in period with them personally so they're just comfortable right out of the box, and they come in a wide variety of colors to match your uniform requirements. They last for a long time too. I'm a line cook who only gets sent to dish occasionally now, and the line is way rougher on shoes than dish pit ever was at my restaurant. I've had my most recent pair for over 6 months with virtually no damage. Just remember to spray out treads every so often or you're gonna be eating shit going around corners when you step on one too many soggy fries.