Bartender - Von Elrod's Beer Hall & Kitchen

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aray hospitalityFranklin (TN)

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Bartender @ Von Elrod's Beer Hall & Kitchen As a Bartender at Von Elrod's, you'll be responsible for delivering fast, accurate, and friendly service at a busy bar while maintaining strong beer knowledge and proper pouring techniques. You'll help create an inviting atmosphere that encourages guests to return, whether they're craft beer enthusiasts, first-time visitors, or everyday regulars.
Requirements:
  • Prior bartending experience in a high-volume bar or restaurant
  • General beer knowledge preferred (styles, flavor profiles, draft systems)
  • Ability to pour liquor accurately and consistently using company standards
  • Strong multitasking and time-management skills
  • Friendly, confident, and engaging personality
  • Ability to create relationships with guests and build regular clientele
Must be able to change beer kegs and safely lift/move kegs as needed during shifts. Availability to work nights, weekends, holidays, and special events Attend required beer trainings to maintain knowledge of menu changes and beer selections. Must meet all local and state alcohol service requirements Responsibility: Prepare and serve beer, cocktails, wine, and liquor accurately and efficiently Properly pour and serve different beer styles Maintain correct liquor pours in accordance with house standards Deliver fast, friendly service in a high-volume, fast-paced bar setting Engage with guests to create a welcoming atmosphere and developing strong guest relationships Maintain a clean, organized, and well-stocked bar area at all times Handle cash and POS transactions accurately Follow all alcohol service laws and safety guidelines Assist with opening, closing, side work, and restocking duties

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