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Please note the Assistant Restaurant Manager position could fall in line with these types of positions: Kitchen Manager, Head Chef, Service Manager, Bar Manager, Hospitality Manager, Assistant General Manager, and Culinary Manager.
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Rise up in moments where everything seems to be going crazy – an employee calls off for the day, you have a bent out of shape guest in the dining room and something in the restaurant is not working properly (yes, all of us fellow restaurant managers have been there.
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To assist the Restaurant Manager in the supervision of the food & beverage outlet to ensure that the highest quality standards are met for food, service, cleanliness and profitability.
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Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar is on the lookout for a Badass Restaurant Manager or Kitchen Manager to join our team! · Ensure food safety, quality and presentation are on par while drooling over some tasty-looking burgers and conducting line checks (satisfaction.
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The Hospitality Manager / Assistant Manager, supervises the operation of the restaurant on a shift- by-shift basis, with primary responsibility for the dining room area.
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General knowledge of labor laws, health codes, safe food handling and sanitation responsible alcohol service, safety and security systems and procedures, computer operations. - Helps general manager teach, coach and direct managers and Team Members on quality, service and cleanliness standards and proper inventory levels.
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Support in the kitchen, bar, and dining room during peak hours (you, doing you). Administrative activities like inventory, completing FOH and BOH orders, and monitoring the safe (work those brain muscles.
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For certain outlets fine dining experience preferred) Broad, basic knowledge and skills related to restaurant and room service operations, including experience in ordering, inventory control, staff scheduling, cash reports and similar administrative or management functions.
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RUSTY BUCKET RESTAURANT AND TAVERN is seeking a DINING ROOM MANAGER to join our Columbus team! Summary: It is the responsibility of a Dining Room Manager to assist the General Manager in all aspects of a restaurant operation in accordance with the philosophy, culture, guidelines and objectives.
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Responsibilities: Oversee daily operations of food & beverage outlets, including restaurants, bars, pool, in-room dining, and banquet events, ensuring quality, consistency, and guest satisfaction.
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Basic Qualifications 2 years’ experience in a fine dining high volume restaurant, with at least 1years in a leadership role Knowledge of safety and hygiene protocolsExperience in staff training and strategic selling techniquesAbility to frequently lift up to 40 poundsHave the stamina to work in excess of 40 hours per week.
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We are looking for a team-oriented positive Restaurant Manager who is dedicated to superior food quality and service with a high level of detail. Ensure outstanding service within our dining room, bar and host stand areas and for optimal guest relations.
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Provides direction, coaching, training and development for assistant managers and all team members including food quality, service standards, safety and sanitation, and company policies and procedures.
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Restaurant Chef/Kitchen Manager. Knowledge of all dining room and kitchen systems and operation. Three to five years of high volume full-service restaurant management experience preferred.
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The role of an Assistant Food and Beverage Manger is actively engaged in all the aspects of the daily operation of: Aura Restaurant, Tamo Bistro and Bar, Room Service, Private Dining Areas, Action Kitchen & Seaport Caf. Productively partners with their culinary counterparts to provide our guests with a memorable dining experience.
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