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The Food and Beverage Director will have a tremendous amount of interaction and personal involvement with her/his clients, and as such must always represent Legends Hospitality in a professional, gracious, and knowledgeable manner.
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The partnership includes overseeing multiple food and beverage outlets including restaurants, a café, resort pool, room service, and a premier music venue. Adhere to company standards and service levels to increase sales and minimize costs, including food, beverage, supply, utility and labor costs.
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Manages the employees and activities of the bar under the direction of the Beverage Director. Communicates regularly with the Beverage Director the activities of the bar and its employees to include written reports of the activities at the Beverage Directors request.
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As a performer, the Costumed Beverage Server is expected to be on-stage during their scheduled shift and must provide the guest with an environment that is fast, fun, and friendly. As a performer, the Costumed Beverage Server is expected to be on-stage during their scheduled shift and must provide the guest with an environment that is fast, fun, and friendly.
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Write guests drink order on order slips, memorize orders, or enter orders into computers for transmittal to bar staff. Remove glasses or drink containers from bar, gaming areas, or entertainment venue and take them to the station for cleaning or disposal.
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