Restaurant Utility/Busser/Food Runner - Von Elrod's

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aray hospitalityFranklin (TN)

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About the role

Utility- Busser/Food Runner The Utility position combines food running and bussing responsibilities to support servers, bartenders, and guests. You'll help deliver food quickly and accurately, maintain table cleanliness, and ensure guests enjoy a seamless dining experienceespecially during peak hours and large-party service. This role is essential to keeping service running smoothly in our high-volume, fast-paced restaurant and beer garden.
Requirements: Great opportunity for entry-level candidates looking to get into the restaurant industry, as well as experienced team members who thrive in a high-energy environment. Ability to work in a fast-paced, physically demanding environment Strong sense of urgency and attention to detail Team-oriented mindset with a positive attitude Ability to lift trays, stand/walk for extended periods, and move quickly Availability to work nights, weekends, and holidays
Responsibilities: Run food from the kitchen to tables quickly and accurately Communicate with servers and kitchen staff regarding food delivery and timing Clear, clean, and reset tables efficiently Assist with pre-bussing during service to maintain table flow Keep dining areas, service stations, and walkways clean and organized Support servers and bartenders as needed during busy shifts Maintain cleanliness standards throughout the restaurant
Compensation: $8 Hourly pay plus tips

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