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Ida Claire is hiring passionate Cocktail Servers in Plano, Texas. The role involves greeting guests, taking orders, and ensuring exceptional guest experiences. Successful candidates will be energetic, attentive, and able to fulfill a variety of shifts.
Benefits include medical insurance, 401k options, and opportunities for promotion into leadership roles. Ideal candidates should have prior serving experience or a strong desire to learn.
The Food Hall Co. cultivates culinary and entertainment destinations that offer a home for chefs, restauranteurs, mixologists, brewers, and entertainers. We are a cultural hub where all the best sights, sounds, and flavors of a community come together under one roof, creating a destination experience you can't get anywhere else! Join us as we craft together a hospitality-driven experience, establishing ourselves as the heartbeat of the local communities we serve.
We are seeking passionate and hardworking Cocktail Servers to join our team!
Cocktail Servers are responsible for keeping track of bills, maintaining a clean workplace, and promptly attending to the needs of our guests. We expect them to know the beverage menu and make recommendations to ensure guests enjoy their time with us. Successful cocktail servers are friendly, attentive, and passionate about their job; they aim to create extraordinary experiences.
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If you're passionate about delivering exceptional service, connecting with guests on a personal level, and contributing to a dynamic team environment, we invite you to apply!
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