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Formal training or two or more years experience working in a food service setting preferred. This key role will supervise the kitchen, including staffing, planning menus, food preparation and cleaning.
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As a Food Service Worker, you'll assist with food prep, portioning meals, and serving our loyal customers. Food Service Experience preferred. Lead all aspects of and assist in preparation of food items for the day and dating products.
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Previous experience in a restaurant or food service management role is required. Position Overview: The Line Cook will be preparing, seasoning, and cooking soups, meats, vegetables, desserts, and other food for customers.
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Nestled close to the beach in the vibrant coastal town of Narragansett, Rhode Island, Boon Street Market boasts a unique concept featuring six distinct food stalls and two full-service bars, offering both indoor and outdoor dining experiences.
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An industry leading hospitality food service group, Unidine is driven by its exceptional people sharing their passion, creativity and talent to craft memorable guest experiences. You will be responsible for handling client relations, along with ensuring that the food offered to the customers is of outstanding quality.
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