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Gray Collection in Montreal is seeking a Busser to support dining room setup, assist servers, and clear and reset tables for a seamless guest experience.
Role requires evenings and weekends, strong English/French communication, and a proactive, stress‑aware attitude. Prior service training is a plus; eager individuals are encouraged to apply.
Operating in the hospitality and restaurant industry for nearly 50 years, Gray Collection is an award-winning group of authentically local hotels and restaurants that offer travelers from around the world the experience of friendly luxury. Among our establishments are Maggie Oakes, Jacopo, Vieux-Port Steakhouse, Pincette, Bevo Bar+Pizzeria, Restaurant Gaspar, Terrasse le Perché, Terrasse William Gray, and Terrasse sur l’Auberge.
Under the supervision of the Service Manager, the Busser assists with dining room setup, supports servers during service, and is responsible for clearing and resetting tables. They play an important role in creating a positive and memorable guest experience.
We thank you for your interest. Only individuals selected to be interviewed will be contacted.
*In this document, we have made an effort to use neutral language suitable for all individuals, regardless of gender. However, certain terms, job titles, and sentence structures may require us to use the masculine form as a neutral gender. We wish to inform you of this. As we prioritize an inclusive work environment, we welcome all individuals, regardless of gender, to apply.
*Knowledge of English (spoken) is required for this position due to the frequent and necessary interactions with an English-speaking and international clientele in a tourism environment and in close collaboration with several partner hotels. The incumbent must independently welcome, inform, and assist guests. Communication in English is essential to the performance of the duties, the quality of service provided, and, where applicable, safety requirements, and cannot reasonably be delegated to another employee.