Assistant General Manager Bar-Centric Restaurant Group

Posted 4 days ago

new day executive searchBrookline (MA)

Food Service Managers Full-Service Restaurants

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About the role

General Manager Are you the mayor of the dining room — someone who thrives in high-energy environments, connects naturally with guests, and builds exceptional teams? We're looking for a dynamic General Manager to join a growing, bar-centric restaurant concept. This concept celebrates fresh, high-quality local ingredients crafted into vibrant small plates that pair perfectly with an award-winning beverage program. Dinner only, with a lively weekend brunch scene — the kind of place where energy, authenticity, and connection define the experience.

What We're Looking For: A natural leader who brings energy, warmth, and personality to every shift Strong P&L management skills with full financial accountability A team builder who develops and inspires people through coaching and culture A strong communicator with solid food knowledge who collaborates seamlessly with chefs Someone who takes pride in every detail, living by the motto: "How you do anything is how you do everything." Not the right fit: candidates from old-school fine dining, hotel, or banquet backgrounds.

Schedule: Dinner-only operation (approximately 55 hours per week) with weekend brunch. This is a late-night, high-volume, guest-driven concept. What You'll Receive Competitive base salary + performance bonus Full medical, dental, and vision benefits Up to 4 weeks of PTO Pet insurance Dining allowance Tuition reimbursement for wine education Student loan reimbursement A culture built on transparency, accountability, and growth This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing, multi-brand hospitality company where passion, pride, and authenticity drive everything we do.

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