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WE ARE LONGHORN. Legendary food and service begins with legendary people.
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The Host greets guests upon arrival, informs guests of their wait time, monitors a waiting list, enters guest names into the computer system, show guests to their table and bid guests farewell as they leave.
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Reporting to the General Manager and Restaurant Manager, the Host/Hostess greets and seats guests in a friendly and courteous manner, receives payment and assists other service personnel as needed to provide total guest satisfaction.
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We believe in earning the loyalty of our Team Members with our strong, diverse culture, well-done benefits and growth opportunities.
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Exciting opportunity for a Hospitality Host/Hostess in Fairport, NY. Passionate about spreading joy, radiating warmth, and excelling in a lively work environment. Embracing the Host/Hostess role by managing reservations, seating guests, offering beverages, providing recommendations, addressing inquiries, greeting guests with a smile, and even sharing weather updates.
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As a host(ess) you will greet guests warmly and escort them to their table, making sure their experience is off to an incredible start. By applying, you consent to your information being transmitted by Jobcase to the Employer, as data controller, through the Employers data processor SonicJobs.
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As a Restaurant Host / Hostess with DelMonte Hotel Group, you will be part of a hospitality leader that prides itself on cultivating a workplace that feels like home and that brings out the best in you, each and every day.
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Responsible for overseeing the dining experience to ensure that the resident and guest needs are met.
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The Host must be able to carry natural conversation with guests without sounding scripted or intrusive. A Host presents a positive first impression of the establishment's friendliness, excellent service and high standards.
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With a warm smile and friendly conversations, our host team members are responsible for creating a welcoming and safe environment for our guests' dining experience. As a host, you will ensure that various guest and team member touch points are regularly sanitized and disinfected.
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HOST/HOSTESS REQUIREMENTS: Must be at least 17 years old Eligible to work in the United States Team-oriented with a passion to succeed OUR PRINCIPLES: Respect your team; treat them as you would like to be treated.
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