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Footage of a brawl in a Waffle House in the United States has gone viral after a woman's boobs popped out of her top while she was punching an employe.

In the clip, filmed at an unidentified branch of the diner in the US, three customers square-up to the workers and demand that a phone is returned, before leaping over the counter and letting fists fly.

People watching the clip speculated that the trio had done a "dine and dash" but one of them forget their phone.

When they returned to retrieve it, it appears that all hell broke loose.

"Ring that one up so we can pay for that one and then you can put up that phone," an employee says.

A man shouts: "Can I please get my goddamn phone? Somebody?"

There is then a loud clatter as they leap over the counter and start to attack the staff members, with the woman in a neon-yellow top pummelling one of the workers with her fists repeatedly until her boobs spill from her top.

It's unclear how the brawl ended or if the police were called, despite the altercation being widely reported in US media outlets on Sunday.

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The footage has been watched more than 4 million times Twitter, with many people joking that the behaviour is typical of late-night customers and some saying it is the sad reality of working in the service industry.

"The look on her face when she is using her boobs as weapons!" jokes one viewer.

"I bring to you Exhibit A of the literal hell that is working in the general public these days," moaned a second person.

Someone else quipped: "Every Waffle House needs an armed officer inside it after a certain point."

A second tweeted: "You have to know Kung-Fu when you work at a fast-food joint nowadays!"

"This is not News, this is Waffle House on a Friday night," joked another.

Speculating on what the dispute was about, one person said: "I believe they were going to dine and dash so the WH employees kept the phone."

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