Artisan Baker/Bread Production
great american restaurantsArlington (VA)
Artisan Baker/Bread Production
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great american restaurantsArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Artisan/Production Baker Great American Restaurants has an award-winning collection of 14 restaurants, 3 artisan bakeries and a BBQ spot in Northern Virginia and Maryland offering fantastic cuisine and plenty of fun. We have been named a Top Workplace by The Washington Post, consistently ranking in the top employers in the area for more than 10 years. The dedication of our people is what sets our company apart, offering the best hospitality to our guests and each other every day.
Artisan/Production Baker We're looking for individuals who are passionate about creating high-quality, hand-crafted artisan breads. Our Artisan bread team are the individuals responsible for mixing, shaping, and baking our artisan breads for our retail storefront and all locations in Great American Restaurants. They work together, demonstrating a high level of integrity and passion for the art of bread making as well as outstanding hospitality!
We believe that happy people make happy food. You'll have a package of benefits:
Flexible work schedule Morning and Evening shifts available
Opportunity for growth
Great pay in a fast-paced setting (and paid training)
Employee food discount
Health insurance, PTO and 401K based on eligibility
Great American Restaurants owns and operates 14 high volume restaurants, 3 artisan bakeries, and a BBQ spot in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Our locations include: Patsy's American Randy's Prime Seafood & Steaks Ozzie's Good Eats Jackson's Artie's Carlyle Mike's American Silverado Best Buns Coastal Flats Sweetwater Tavern Stupid Good BBQ
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