Food and Beverage Captain (Assistant Manager) - Gianni's Restaurant

Posted 4 days ago

setai herbert samuel hotelsMiami Beach (FL)

Food Service Managers Full-Service Restaurants

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About the role

Food And Beverage Captain (Assistant Manager) – Gianni's Restaurant Food & Beverage Captain Gianni's at The Villa Casa Casuarina Position Summary Gianni's is seeking an experienced and service-driven Captain / Sommelier to lead front-of-house operations while supporting an elevated wine program. This role ensures exceptional guest experiences through strong leadership, seamless service execution, and expert wine knowledge.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and support front-of-house team to maintain high service and hospitality standards
Provide attentive, personalized guest service and handle concerns with professionalism
Coordinate with kitchen, bar, and management to ensure smooth service flow
Execute and support wine and sake service, including proper presentation and timing
Maintain organization and stock of wine cellar, sommelier stations, and service areas
Monitor inventory levels, assist with ordering, and communicate low or 86'd items
Oversee liquor and wine inventory management, including monthly inventory counts and weekly ordering
Train and guide staff on menu knowledge, wine pairings, and service standards
Ensure dining room cleanliness, setup, and adherence to grooming standards

Qualifications:

Previous Captain or supervisory experience in fine dining
Strong knowledge of wine, sake, and food pairings
Excellent leadership, communication, and guest service skills
Ability to perform in a fast-paced, high-standard environment
Flexible schedule, including evenings, weekends, and holidays

Benefits:

Full-time schedule
Growth opportunities
Employee meals 401(k), paid vacation
Medical, dental, and vision insurance

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