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McMenamins Grand Lodge in Oregon is seeking a bartender to handle bar tasks from opening to closing, including serving food and beverages and managing a POS system. The role emphasizes customer relations and teamwork in a fast-paced setting.
The position requires 21+ years old, a current OLCC permit and food handler card, and preferably prior bartending experience. Weekend availability is required; McMenamins offers benefits and growth opportunities.
McMenamins Grand Lodge is Hiring for Bartender!
McMenamins is a family-owned company in Oregon and Washington serving our own handcrafted beer, wine, cider, spirits, and coffee alongside good, honest pub fare. Locations range from neighborhood pubs to historic hotels. We emphasize community, art, history, music, food, drink, and fun. McMenamins has seasonal, as well as long-term career opportunities! We value Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and welcome individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Description of the Position:
In general, every bartender will be asked to handle every task from opening to closing of the bar. Duties include but are not limited to, serving food, pouring, and serving beer, wine, and spirits, operating a cash register and/or a POS system, waiting on and bussing tables, doing dishes, restocking supplies, general cleaning, completing the books after shifts, and most importantly maintaining customer relations. Bartenders are also responsible for all cashiering duties. Being a bartender can be hard physical work and requires mental agility and the ability to effectively multi-task in a fast paced and deadline-oriented environment and work in smoking and non-smoking environments. A bartender must also have the ability to work well independently and as a member of a team.
Benefits We Offer
Qualified applicants:
Community
Food Handlers Card
Equal Opportunity Employer
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