Bartender
gourmand marketCharlotte (NC)
About the role
Gourmand Market - Bartender Needed Are you passionate about creating delicious beverages and providing exceptional customer service in a dynamic environment?
Welcome to Gourmand Market, where we aim to deliver high-quality food, beverages, and retail experiences with the help of talented individuals like you. Join us and enjoy a loving workplace where you will be encouraged to expand your skill sets.
Main Responsibilities of a Bartender:
Taking and serving orders
Preparing beverages for customers
Recommending beverages based on bar customers' needs and preferences
Bartender Job Description:
Taking orders and serving drinks and food to customers
Preparing alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Mixing classic and innovative cocktails
Communicating with customers in a friendly and professional manner
Nurturing customers to provide an exceptional guest experience
Making menu recommendations based on customers' needs and preferences
Keeping the bar clean, stocked, and well-organized
Checking customers' IDs to ensure they meet the legal drinking age
Responsibilities of a Bartender:
Knowledge of preparing and mixing beverages
A bartending certificate is a plus
Basic computer and math skills
Strong teamwork and communication skills
Professional and positive disposition
Ability to keep the bar clean, stocked, and well-organized
Flexibility and willingness to work in shifts
Experience working well as a team player
An additional skill that's we are looking for, although not imperative, is wine and beer knowledge.
Work schedule:
8 hour shift
Weekend availability
Monday to Friday
Day shift
Night shift
Supplemental pay:
Tips
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