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Location Residence Inn Ocean City, 300 Seabay Lane, Ocean City, Maryland, United States
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The Bartender is aware of and complies with state, federal and corporate liquor laws through age verification and terminating alcohol consumption of seemingly intoxicated individuals. The Bartender is responsible for making and serving drinks to guests, taking and processing bar guest food orders, completing service bar tickets, and keeping the bar area fully stocked, clean and organized.
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Prepare food of consistent quality and assist in kitchen functions.
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Job Overview: Via Sophia by the Seais looking for a talented bartender to join their restaurant. Dispense alcoholic beverages and controls service to ensure customers do not become intoxicated in accordance with liquor and hotel and company policies and regulations.
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The Bartender Essential Responsibilities. REPORTS TO: Food & Beverage Manager. To work with the Banquet /Outlet Manager to limit expenses by serving all products within the recipes and guidelines established to ensure that required cost to sales ratios is realized.
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