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Denny's, Inc. in West Palm Beach, FL is hiring Short Order Cooks to prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner, coordinating multiple tickets to deliver hot, fresh plates on time.
As a line cook, you'll operate grills, follow safety standards, and collaborate with servers to ensure a great guest experience. Must be 18+, with flexible weekends and holidays.
Competitive hourly pay ranges from $15 to $17.50, with scheduling options and employee meal discounts available.
West Palm Beachnull
2705 Okeechobee Blvd
West Palm Beach, FL 33409, USA
About the Job:
Denny's is hiring Short Order Cooks for multiple restaurant locations. As a short order cook, line cook, grill cook, or breakfast cook, you'll be the one making sure plates hit the table hot, fresh, and on time. This isn't a station gig. You'll be cooking whole meals and coordinating multiple tickets at once to keep the kitchen flowing. If you're looking for a role where your skills matter and timing is everything, this is it.
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