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Hilton Dallas Lincoln Centre - Bartender

Posted 3 days ago

aimbridge hospitalityDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Bartender Are you passionate about crafting delightful experiences and mixing up the perfect drinks? As a Bartender, you'll be at the heart of our vibrant lounge and bar scene, where every shift is an opportunity to create memorable moments for our guests. Key Skills/Responsibilities Be the Life of the Party: Serve up smiles and expertly crafted beverages, ensuring every guest feels welcomed and valued. Master Mixologist: Use your creativity to concoct new drink recipes and present them with flair, turning every order into a masterpiece. Problem-Solving Pro: Tackle challenges with ease, finding solutions that keep the good times rolling. Customer Service Star: Handle even the most emotional situations with grace, ensuring every guest leaves happy. Cash Handling Guru: Manage transactions with precision and integrity, keeping our operations smooth and secure. Team Player: Work alongside a dynamic team, contributing to a fun and efficient environment.
Education & Experience: A few months of related experience or training. Alcohol Awareness Certification (must comply with state regulations).Strong communication skills and a knack for problem-solving. Property Information: A convenient location in affluent North Dallas combines with thoughtful amenities and services at Hilton Dallas Lincoln Centre. We're within minutes of over 300 restaurants, bars, and shopping. We offer a complimentary shuttle that operates within 3 miles of our hotel. With easy access to several Fortune 500 companies and both DFW Airport and Dallas Love Field Airport. The hotel features a fabulous restaurant, stylish rooms and suites, and great leisure facilities. Plus, with 48,000 sq. ft. of flexible event space and a dedicated events team, we know a thing or two about hosting spectacular meetings and events.

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