Lounge Server

Posted 12 days ago

moxiesWest Palm Beach (FL)

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About the role

Lounge Server Cocktail waitress candidates are friendly, extroverted, and passionate about helping guests have an enjoyable experience. Successful cocktail waitresses are terrific communicators and know how to pace service appropriately by reading & anticipating the guests' needs. They also take great pride in presenting the best version of themselves every shift. Here's what you'll do: Welcome/greet guests and know regular guests by name, preference and needs Know brands of beer, wine and liquor, as well as the ingredients for the most common cocktails (garnishes, proper glassware, and prices) Know our food inside and out. Describe and tour the menu with all our guests. Follow all alcoholic beverage laws, policies and regulations Maintain a clean and safe work area Deliver drink orders to each guest in a timely, and efficient manner
Qualifications:
  • Passionate about nailing all the basics of great service
  • Ready to go above and beyond to provide a hospitable experience for all our guests. Connecting with new guests and keeping our current guests coming back.
  • Friendly, upbeat, outgoing, positive, social, excited to meet new people
  • Interested in learning new things about food & beverage
Why Us? In addition to our fun and professional work environment, we offer flexible schedules, and great earnings potential. Our company has been in business since 1993 and we are focused on creating an outstanding place to work for our entire team. Full-time employees are offered excellent medical benefits which the company pays for at 50%. We also offer affordable dental & vision plans!
Work schedule:
  • Weekend availability
  • Monday to Friday
  • HolidaysNight shift
  • Day shift
  • Supplemental pay:
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