Catering Delivery Driver/Cashier/Driver
local tableHouston (TX)
Catering Delivery Driver/Cashier/Driver
Posted 23 days ago
local tableHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Delivery Representative Deliver orders and collect payment from customers in a safe, timely, and professional manner representative of the high standards of our restaurant. Supports other revenue streams as catering, events, and the marketing department. Takes orders through our online platform, phones, or catering department. This is supported by our mission statement: To create the perfect neighborhood restaurant one colorful table at a time.
Responsibilities:
Make deliveries of our product to residential and commercial locations.
Assist with answering phones, taking orders, and expo orders, as needed.
Assist the restocking and replenishment of product and supplies as stipulated in the shift duties.
Generate an efficient and timely delivery route that minimizes customer wait times when delivering more than one order.
Learn the names and recognize regular guests that are specific to the demographic that includes companies in the surrounding area.
Accept guest payment, process credit card charges, and make change (if applicable).Clean and maintain all company vehicles and work areas associated with the job function.
Report all equipment problems and maintenance issues to the restaurant manager.
Listen to and report customers' complaints regarding services or orders directly to the manager.
Before you apply
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