Food & Beverage Host (2999)

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ahern hotel conventionLas Vegas (NV)

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Food & Beverage HostAhern Hotel - Las Vegas, NV 89102 Level Entry Position Type Full-Time/Part-TimeAhern Hotel and Convention Center is looking for a Food & Beverage Host/Hostess to contribute to our success by controlling the flow of Guests within the restaurant. As the Host/Hostess you will have the responsibility of creating a positive first and last professional image to our Guests and to support all family members. Incentive Package includes: Competitive pay Paid Vacation Paid Holidays 401k Retirement Plan Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Supplemental Insurance Options Available Responsibilities of Food & Beverage Host/Hostess include but not limited to: Answer the phones in a friendly and timely manner and take messages. Greet Guests when they arrive and thank them as they depart in a sincere and friendly manner. Take, package, and tender To-Go orders. Provide our Guests with accurate and detailed information regarding our restaurant. Maintain the arrival area throughout the shift and make sure it is always clean and organized. Monitor the flow of the restaurant including table turnover, Guest arrival, Guest departure and pace of the restaurant. Work with the service staff to reset tables in a quick and efficient manner. Clean up accidental spillage or breakage. Pre-set flatware. Clean and maintain menus, menu inserts, drink menus, etc. Communicate the needs of the Guests to management and service staff as needed. Page and seat Guests in an efficient and comfortable manner. Make sure our Guests are comfortable as they wait. Assist with the sale of gift cards. Monitor and maintain the cleanliness of the rest rooms. Monitor and maintain and lobby area, including wiping down surfaces. Welcome and assist job applicants. Maintain all walkways inside and outside. Assist with locating Guests for phone calls or messages. Thank Guests for joining us as they leave and invite them to return.

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