Host
bartacoFranklin (TN)
About the role
Host Position At Bartaco At bartaco, food is our passionbut people are our purpose. As a host, you're the vibe-setter: the first smile guests see and the last memory they leave with.
Founded in 2010 and inspired by a healthy, outdoor lifestyle, bartaco combines fresh, upscale street food with a coastal vibe in a relaxed environment. With more than 30 locations across the country, bartaco remains committed to delivering good vibes, inspiration, and joy to one guest, one employee, and one community at a time.
We're looking for a host or hostess that is friendly, energetic and who loves creating great moments. You'll own the door, manage the flow, and make sure every guest feels welcome + cared for.
What you'll do:
Greet with energy + genuine hospitality
Seat guests + manage the waitlist
Keep the host stand fresh + organized
Be the go-to for questions and first-time recommendations
Communicate with the team to keep the night running smooth
What we're looking for:
Positive, people-loving energy
Team player vibes
Ability to multitask like a pro
Passion for making guests happy
Commitment to conversation
Perks:
Fun, fast-paced work environment
Competitive pay + meal discounts
Career growth + development
Wellness + lifestyle benefits (insurance, PTO, gym discounts + more)
Requirements
Physical Requirements:
Bringing an energetic hustle and positive attitude to every shift
Lift and carry items up to 25 pounds
Walk and stand throughout shifts; remain at assigned stations during busy periods
Perform tasks requiring continuous movement, such as reaching, bending, and carrying trays
It's a vibe. It's a mindset. It's bartaco.
For more information about living the #bartacolife, visit www.bartaco.com.
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