Stand out for this role — generate a tailored resume and cover letter in about a minute.
San Vicente Santa Monica is seeking a barback who supports the bartender by keeping glassware, garnishes, liquor, ice, and supplies well stocked. The role also keeps the service area tidy, handles spills, and restocks the walk-in as needed to ensure smooth service.
You should have at least 1 year of experience in a high-volume upscale setting and possess a valid ServSafe Food Handler Card. Strong communication, attention to detail, and the ability to stand for long periods are essential.
Job Location: San Vicente Santa Monica - Santa Monica, CA 90401
Salary Range: $20.22 - $20.22 HourlyPayrate: $19.61/hour
San Vicente is a private membership club designed to attract a diverse and unique community of individuals from the creative and business worlds, each contributing something unique to its soul and experience. With highly personalized, old-world service in an atmosphere that is elegant, inviting, and cozy, San Vicente Clubs are a destination for discerning people bound by common interests and a desire for dynamic social interaction.
Building on the success of the original West Hollywood location, San Vicente is expanding with two new locations in Santa Monica and the West Village in New York City. Their eclectic members – both loyal and new to come – are set to enjoy even more benefits and legendary experiences.
San Vicente seeks team members who share a passion for the high standards and flawless, first‑class service that are synonymous with owner Jeff Klein's unique, personalized approach to luxury hospitality.
The barback ensures that the bartender has everything they need to run a successful and efficient service: clean glassware, prepared garnishes, well stocked liquor, beer, spirits, ice cubes, napkins, straws etc. They are also responsible for keeping the service area tidy (cleaning up spills and broken glass) and running to the walk‑in to restock whatever’s running low.
While barbacks do not typically make drinks or take orders from guests, they have to practice many of the same skills that a bartender has: efficiency, organization, the ability to multitask, and keen intuition. Strong menu knowledge on both food and beverage is needed.