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JOEY Restaurants exists to deliver the ultimate dining experience; it starts and ends with our people. JOEY Restaurants has been family-owned and operated since 1992 and has grown into an iconic multi-concept brand throughout North America, with continued growth and expansion planned into 2030.
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JOEY Restaurants is all about opportunity and our success is directly attributable to our exceptional, team-oriented, and performance-driven partners (employees). JOEY Restaurants is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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Reinforce guest identification requirements and age restrictions for alcohol sales in accordance with state law. Must have or be able to obtain valid local and/or state Food Handler and Alcohol Server/Seller permits.
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Wage Scale $16 per hour + tipsBasic Qualifications• 1-3+ years bartending experience (If you have high potential but less experience, we still want to meet you!) Must have or be able to obtain valid state Food Handler and Alcohol Server/Seller permits.
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