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Pacific Coast Hospitality is seeking a General Manager for their fast-casual restaurant in Seattle. This role emphasizes servant leadership, communication, and team development, aimed at providing excellent guest service while managing growing operations. The compensation package ranges from $65k to $70k, combined with a bonuses and benefits, supporting a balanced work-life culture for a dedicated leader.
Hello, we’re Pacific Coast Hospitality and seeking top-quality candidates for a General Manager opportunity for this iconic, growing, locally owned and operated fast-casual concept in Seattle.
Seattle, WA
We are seeking top-quality candidates for a General Manager opportunity for this iconic, growing, locally owned and operated fast-casual concept. This brand is an institution in the PNW, with a work-life balance culture, a commitment to the communities they operate in, and to the development of their team members at every level! There is no doubt about it, their product in the BEST in the business, and they’ve got the press and the local, regional, and national accolades to back it up. Signature menu items and signature friendly hands-on service are what they are known for.
The right candidate for this exceptional General Manager opportunity will embody the following values; a servant leader, a brand ambassador, a clear communicator, and a dedicated coach. Is this you? A “Can Do, Guest Driven” service philosophy combined with leadership and crew that have complete ownership for their results are the cornerstones of the business.
The ideal candidates will have the following:
Restaurant General Manager (Fast Casual)
Full Time
If this position seems like you – please click on the button below to submit your resume and cover letter. We will contact you via telephone or email for an initial interview.
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