Banquet Staff
isla grand beach resortSouth Padre Island (TX)
About the role
Description:
We are looking for a courteous and professional banquet server to be responsible for greeting, assisting, and serving guests at special functions and events. The banquet server will help assist with event planning, preparation, and clean up, serve guests, and respond to questions, complaints, and requests. To be a successful banquet server, you should possess excellent customer service and communication skills. You should be professional, polite to guests, and an efficient server. Greeting guests as they enter a venue and helping them to find their seats. Seeing to the comfort of guests through answering questions, taking orders, conveying special instructions to the kitchen and bar, and serving food and beverages. Circulating the room with trays of appetizers and beverages. Directing guests to necessary services and features, and leading guests on tours of the location. Assisting with event preparation, set up, and closing, including setting up and packing away tables, table cloths and place settings, and buffets. Supporting other staff to ensure guest satisfaction. Adhering to safety and quality regulations.
Requirements:
A high school diploma or equivalent. Experience as a server is preferred. May need to meet age limits for serving alcoholic beverages. Courteous and attentive to guests. Ability to meet the physical demands of the job, staying on your feet, climbing stairs, carrying heavyweights. Excellent interpersonal, communication, and customer service skills. Ability to work as part of a team and follow instructions. Flexibility to work shifts, including early mornings, late nights, weekends, and holidays.
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