Restaurant General Manager | Full Service | NEW Restaurant Opening Soon | CLOSED Holidays

superior talent sourceCharlotte (NC)

Restaurant General Manager | Full Service | NEW Restaurant Opening Soon | CLOSED Holidays

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superior talent sourceCharlotte (NC)

Food Service Managers Full-Service Restaurants

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About the role

General Manager | Full Service | NEW Restaurant Opening Soon | CLOSED Holidays We are gearing up to open a high-energy, full-service restaurant and we're looking for a General Manager to help bring it to life. Great food, craft cocktails, and an elevated guest experience are at the core of everything we do. If you're a seasoned leader who thrives in a polished, fast-paced environment and wants to build something from the ground up, this is your moment. And yes, we're closed six major holidays a year. What You'll Get Competitive salary plus generous health benefits, PTO, and employee discounts. Six paid holidays annually. A $2,000 dining allowance per year because we want you out there eating, experiencing, and getting inspired. Real growth potential within a concept that's built to scale. And a team-first culture where ownership is genuinely invested in your success.

What You Bring: Three or more years of General Manager experience in a full-service or polished casual environment. New restaurant opening experience is a significant plus. You're a natural leader who connects with people, solves problems quickly, and keeps composure when the pressure is on. You have a genuine guest-first mindset, a love for elevated hospitality, and the financial acumen to run a profitable operation.

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