Banquet Server

Posted 7 days ago

harmony hospitalityVirginia Beach (VA)

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Banquet ServerWyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront, VA 23451 - Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Overview: Level Entry Position Type Seasonal Job Shift Any Education Level Not Specified Travel Percentage None Category Restaurant - Food Service DescriptionThe Banquet Server is responsible for: Set-up, service and break down assigned functions in a safe, accident-free manner.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: The Banquet Server's primary responsibilities will include: Set tables in assigned area correctly and uniformly. Keep station neat and clean while servicing guest per established policies and procedures. Use proper in-room clearing and aisle tray break-down buffet or other special food service tables and equipment. Assist Lead Banquet Server in setting up/breaking down buffet or other special food service tables and equipment. Greet and serve guests following guidelines set by the policies/procedures regarding the service of food and beverage. Follow all guest check and money-handling procedures when serving a-la-carte and beverage orders. Complete assigned side work. Know the menu for each function served and be able to explain the major ingredients and preparation methods for each item to be served. Know and use "Suggestive Selling" techniques. Required Skills And AbilityAble to read and speak English. Able to lift, push, carry 20 - 40 lbs. Required Education And Experience EducationHigh school diploma required or equivalent. ExperienceTwo years hotel banquet food/beverage service. This job description is not an exclusive or exhaustive list of all job functions that an employee in this position may be asked to perform from time to time.

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