Ice Cream Scooper/Cashier
ca dream coneCalifornia (MO)
About the role
Job Description:
Be part of The Original Rainbow Cone history! Since 1926, the iconic 5 flavors of chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House, pistachio, and orange sherbet have produced many smiles and joys for countless children and adults for 100 years. Originally founded in Chicago, this will be the second location to open in California and on the West Coast. We are seeking cone artists who will assist our franchise partner in bringing this delicious, nostalgia-inducing experience to families and visitors in Southern California!
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with team members to ensure the perfect ice cream experience for customers
Scoop or "slice" layers of the 5 flavors to create the famous Rainbow Cone
Make ice cream cakes, shakes, sundaes, and mini donuts
Take customer orders with a friendly smile and handle payments accurately
Restock ice cream flavors, cones, bowls, and utensils
Maintain cleanliness in the dining area and workstations
Support a culture that respects and celebrates all team members
Requirements:
Minimum age of 16 years
Work permit for employees younger than 18 years of age
Willingness to learn and adapt to new tasks
Positive attitude that values hard work and reliability
California Food Handler card or willingness to obtain it
Ability to stand for extended periods of time and lift 25 lbs
Benefits:
Competitive hourly wage
Paid training
Paid sick leave
Tip pooling
Flexible scheduling to accommodate work-life balance
Employee discount on all items
Future food truck that will travel to special events and festivals
Job Type Part Time
Shift Day shift
Evening shift
Work Location Laguna Beach
In-person only
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