Waitstaff/Server

May 19, 2026

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Overview
Join our dynamic team as a Server/waitstaff, where your energy and hospitality skills will create memorable dining experiences for our guests. In this role, you will serve food and beverages with enthusiasm, ensure guest satisfaction, and uphold the highest standards of food safety and sanitation. Your positive attitude and attention to detail will help foster a welcoming atmosphere in our lively restaurant environment.

Responsibilities

Greet guests warmly and provide attentive, personalized service throughout their visit
Take accurate food and beverage orders
Upsell menu items and specials to enhance guest experience and increase sales opportunities
Serve food and drinks efficiently while maintaining proper food handling and sanitation standards
Manage cash handling, cashiering, and basic math calculations accurately at checkout
Assist with bussing tables, cleaning, and resetting dining areas to ensure cleanliness and readiness for new guests
Collaborate with kitchen staff to coordinate timely food delivery and address guest requests promptly

Experience

Previous restaurant or food service experience
Strong customer service skills with a focus on guest relations and hospitality excellence
Knowledge of food safety protocols, sanitation standards, and proper food handling practices
Experience in serving, bussing, hosting/hostess duties, or food preparation is advantageous
Ability to manage time effectively in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail
Basic math skills for cash handling, billing, and order accuracy

Join us if you’re passionate about delivering exceptional guest experiences through energetic service, culinary knowledge, and a genuine love for the food industry. We value motivated individuals eager to grow their hospitality career while providing top-tier service in a vibrant setting!

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Job Type: Part-time

Pay: From $15.00 per hour

Work Location: In person

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