Dining Room Host/Hostess
4r restaurant groupLongwood (FL)
About the role
Dining Room Host/Hostess Are you enthusiastic about providing exceptional guest experiences and working in a fun, loving environment? Join the team at our Smokehouse in Longwood as a part-time Dining Room Host and enjoy competitive pay, and a range of benefits that include daily pay, flexible schedule, telemedicine coverage, and more! Benefits of joining the 4R Family include: Access to pay on the same day Competitive hourly rate with tip pool included Flexible schedule Medical, dental, and vision coverage Free employee meals and discounts 401(k) program with match Pet insurance Paid vacation and parental leave Employee assistance program and career development Quarterly team building outings and yearly celebrations Community serve days
Responsibilities:
Greet guests with a warm welcome and ensure they feel at home.
Maintain a clean and inviting dining area.
Assist with drink refills and running food to tables as needed.
Engage with guests to create a memorable dining experience and build connections.
Monitor dining room flow and communicate with team members to ensure efficient service.
Requirements:
- Friendly and outgoing personality with a passion for hospitality.
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills.
- Previous restaurant or hospitality experience is a plus, but not required.
- Must be able to stand for extended periods
- At 4 Rivers, all talent is given equal opportunity. Drug-Free Workplace. Background Checks Required.
Location: Longwood
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