Bar Manager
chef agencyMillbrae (CA)
$75,000 - $85,000 per year
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Base pay range$75,000.00/yr - $85,000.00/yr
Salary: $75-85k + quarterly bonus
Benefits:
PTO, M / D / V
Looking for a lively bar manager to join the team at a thriving and well-known upscale Peruvian restaurant.
Qualifications:
Extensive Beverage Knowledge– Strong understanding of Pisco, Peruvian-inspired cocktails, and an extensive wine and spirits program, with a focus on Latin American beverages.
Leadership & Experience– At least3-5 yearsof bar management experience in a high-volume, upscale or fine-dining environment, with proven ability to lead and train a team.
Financial Acumen– Experience managing bar costs, inventory control, and achieving profitability targets through strategic purchasing and waste reduction.
Responsibilities:
Cocktail Program Development– Oversee the creation and execution of a unique cocktail menu that complements Peruvian cuisine, ensuring high-quality and innovative beverage offerings.
Team Leadership & Training– Recruit, train, and mentor bartenders and bar staff, ensuring exceptional guest experiences and adherence to service standards.
Inventory & Cost Control– Manage liquor, wine, and ingredient inventory, optimize purchasing, and track sales to maintain profitability while minimizing waste.
Seniority levelMid-Senior level
Employment typeFull-time
Job functionManagement
IndustriesHospitality, Food and Beverage Services, and Restaurants
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