Expediter
big whiskeysCrystal City (MO)
$15 to $17 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Expeditor Big Whiskey's American Restaurant & Bar is a fast-paced casual dining restaurant with a celebrated bar. We are looking for an expediter to keep food coming out of the kitchen quickly and efficiently. Responsibilities of an expo are as follows but not limited to: Communicate with the kitchen to ensure ticket time goals are met Knowledge of all menu items Ensure all items are plated correctly and presentable for guests Understanding of KDS kitchen system General cleaning and stocking of server expo Running food if servers are too busy Pull food items and tray up for servers to grab and goPrevious experience is preferred but not required. Big Whiskey's is a very busy restaurant looking for someone reliable and hard-working who thrives under pressure.
Compensation:
$15 to $17 per hour. Founded in 2006, Big Whiskey's American Restaurant & Bar began in the heart of the midwest. What started as a dream to recreate the 'hometown tavern' quickly grew to a household favorite. Big Whiskey's continues to grow its roots in the heart of the communities we are located in. With a commitment to friendly service, consistent and delicious cocktails and food, and integrating itself into community giveback, BW provides a safe and welcoming environment to all its employees. We are growing fast and are looking for dedicated team members to join our family and make history!
Compensation: $15.00 - $17.00 per hour
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