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The Palace Group in Coral Gables, FL seeks a Dining Room Manager for its Palace Renaissance & Royale Assisted Living & Catered Living Community. The role focuses on planning, directing, and coordinating dining room operations, bar service, staff training, and inventory control to uphold the community’s hospitality standards.
Ideal candidates will have strong leadership, experience in food service, and the ability to work weekends and holidays.
Luxury Senior Living Communities
In Coral Gables, Kendall & Homestead
Is looking for
Dining Room Manager
for its
Palace Renaissance & Royale
Assisted Living &
Catered Living Community
11355 SW 84thStreet Miami, FL 33173
CARF Accredited
Rated #1 in the US of all
communities surveyed by CARF, 2016
The #1 Priority of this position is…
To assist the Director of Food Services in planning, organizing, directing, staffing, leading, controlling, coordinating the dining room, bar, training staff and inventory control.
Since 1980, The Palace Group has set the standard for Senior Living...
Welcome to The Palace Group of Senior Living Communities. We invite you to visit our beautiful communities in South Florida, and to meet our residents and staff. You'll understand why thousands of families have entrusted the care of their older family members to us.
We founded The Palace Group in 1980 as a 21-bed ALF and have grown to multiple, nationally-renowned and award-winning communities and services, serving over 1,500 residents and 1,100 employees. The Palace offers a choice of care levels including Independent Living, Catered Living, Assisted Living, Nursing & Rehabilitation, Home Health Services, Luxury Living for those 55 & Over, and a Continuing Care Retirement Community.
Even with our growth and success, The Palace Group remains a privately‑owned "labor of love." Along with our sons Zack and Haim, we all live nearby; we frequently dine on‑site; we know our residents & families. Our hands‑on approach means there's no "corporate red tape" that gets in t