Bartender
hot n cajun boil houseHarvey (LA)
About the role
BartenderAs a Bartender, you will form a memorable bond with our guests through food and drink suggestions, prompt and accurate service, and a great attitude. You will be a member of a cohesive team that supports each other's success in a fast-paced environment.
What You Will Do:
Understand our Guest Obsessed culture and do whatever it takes to create a positive and memorable guest experience.
Make food and drink recommendations to guests and answer all menu- and service-related questions.
Build a friendly rapport with guests and ensure guest satisfaction by checking in regularly and anticipating guest needs.
Maintain a spotlessly clean and sanitary bar area, including bar stools, high tops, and surrounding floors.
Handle guests' complaints by listening to their concerns, always informing a manager, and resolving issues PLUS ONE to ensure overall guest satisfaction.
Physical Requirements:
Must be able to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the shift.
Must be mobile and able to move throughout all areas of the restaurant.
Must be able to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 30 pounds.
Must be able to bend, reach, stoop, and climb as needed.
Ability to work in a fast-paced, high-volume restaurant environment.
Perks of the Job: Great pay
Flexible schedules
Growth opportunities
A Bartender is responsible for serving our guests with unparalleled hospitality to create unforgettable experiences every day! If this sounds like you, please apply today!
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