Waiter/Waitress
pine cone restaurantWatertown (MN)
About the role
Waiter/Waitress Job PostingOur restaurant is looking for a waiter/waitress with remarkable hard skills and engaging people skills.
The right person for this job should be able to multitask food and beverage orders and deliveries, but not only that. Our restaurant prides itself in providing excellent service, which is why we are looking for a waiter/waitress who will treat our guests with attentiveness, patience, and a positive attitude.
The responsibilities of a waiter/waitress in our restaurant are to greet guests, seat them down, help them with menu recommendations, take and deliver orders (carry trays), and clear tables.
To help our restaurant provide a pleasurable dining experience, a good waiter/waitress should be able to ensure that our guests are fully satisfied by being friendly, courteous, accommodating, and reliable. A suitable candidate for the job should also be a problem-solver and a team player.
Specific duties include:
Greeting, seating, and escorting guests.
Providing menu recommendations and additional information.
Upselling additional products when appropriate.
Taking orders using software, order slips, or by memorization.
Communicating order details to the kitchen staff.
Delivering food and beverages in a timely fashion.
Delivering checks and collecting bill payments.
Cleaning and maintaining the appearance of tables and tableware.
Providing exceptional customer experience.
Job requirements:
Must showcase teamwork and communication skills.
Must be able to multitask and act quickly.
Must be flexible and ready to work shifts.
Work schedule:
8 hour shift
Weekend availability
Night shift
Overtime
Holidays
Supplemental pay:
Tips
Benefits:
Flexible schedule
Paid time off
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k) matching
Employee discount
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