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O’Charley’s Mansfield is seeking a bartender who can be an effective salesperson, understand our menus, and confidently recommend items based on what guests crave. You will ensure guests have a memorable experience by delivering exceptional service, greeting them promptly, keeping the bar organized and clean, and preparing quality drinks according to our recipes while working as part of a cohesive team.
This role requires staying composed during busy periods, handling payments accurately, and
At O’Charley’s, our goal is to satisfy our guests completely so they will return again and again. We want guests to tell their family, friends, and associates about the wonderful experience we provided at O’Charley’s. You were hired because you showed us that you have “A Passion to Serve” – the desire to ensure our guests have a memorable experience every time they visit.
Our guests are the reason for our existence. Your paycheck will say O’Charley’s, but our guests are your true employers.
As a bartender, your first responsibility is to be an effective SALESPERSON. You must understand our food and beverage menus, specials, and promos and be able to make recommendations and suggestions based on your knowledge of food and drink items.
Your next responsibility is to ensure our guests have a great experience by providing exceptional service. In order to accomplish this, you must:
While we are all responsible for ensuring our guests have a great experience, there are going to be times when we will make a mistake. If a mistake is made, we must own it and take EVERY action possible to correct it. It is imperative that all guests leave knowing we cared about their individual situation, that we put ourselves in THEIR shoes, recognized their needs, and did everything possible to strive for a win‑win situation.
Able to serve alcohol according to state law. Able to speak, read, write and understand the primary language of the work location. Able to perform simple mathematical calculations in regard to money handling. Able to stand and exert well‑paced mobility for periods up to five (5) hours in length. Must have a good sense of balance, able to bend, kneel and lift bus pans, trays, etc. frequently weighing up to 25 pounds.