Barista / Server
auberge resortsJohns Island (SC)
$15/hour
ApplyAbout the role
Barista Position Join us on the journey of crafting exquisite moments as a Barista, where every cup tells a story and each pour is a masterpiece. Where the aroma of freshly brewed inspiration mingles with the joy of creating delightful coffee experiences in our hotel outlets.
Responsibilities:
Prepare and serve a variety of coffee drinks, teas, and specialty beverages according to established recipes and guest preferences. Provide friendly, personalized service by taking orders, answering questions, and creating a welcoming atmosphere for guests. Monitor and restock coffee supplies, pastries, and other café items to ensure consistent availability. Clean and maintain coffee machines, grinders, and other equipment to ensure proper functioning and hygiene standards. Process payments, handle cash, and operate the point-of-sale (POS) system accurately and efficiently.
Pay:
$15/hour + tips Additional Benefits: Free Parking Free Team Member Cafeteria Holiday Pay Team Member Stay Program 50% off F&B + Spa Qualifications: Previous experience preparing coffee and specialty beverages, with knowledge of various brewing techniques and equipment. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to provide exceptional guest experiences in a fast-paced environment. Ability to follow recipes precisely and maintain consistency in drink quality and presentation. Ability to obtain relevant state and local government certifications, such as food handlers certificate or alcohol training certifications, as applicable to the position.
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