Server Assistant/Food Runner

Posted 6 days ago

baltimore country clubLutherville Timonium (MD)

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About the role

Server Assistant/Food Runner Baltimore Country Club is looking for energetic, detail oriented Server Assistant/Food Runners to join our Food & Beverage team. You'll help create memorable dining experiences for our members and guests by keeping service areas running smoothly and supporting servers throughout each shift.

Responsibilities: Set, clear, and reset tables with care and attention to detail Greet Members and Guests with a friendly smile Assist servers with food and beverage delivery Keep dining areas neat, stocked, and ready for service Go above and beyond to ensure every Member feels welcomed Qualifications: Bussing or runner experience preferred but not required (Country Club a plus) Professional attitude and eagerness to learn Strong communication and teamwork skills Knowledge of food, beer, wine, or spirits is a plus Able to lift 25–50 lbs and stay active during shifts Available days, nights, weekends, and holidays Minimum age 16; year-round, flexible availability required Founded in 1898, Baltimore Country Club is one of the top 50 clubs in the nation and a five-time Best Place to Work winner. We believe great people make favorite places. Ready to Join Us? Apply now with our quick, 3 minute mobile-friendly application. We can't wait to meet you!

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