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Cantwell's Tavern in Odessa, Delaware is seeking a friendly Host to welcome guests, seat them, and help ensure an exceptional dining experience. You will organize the floor plan, manage reservations and waitlists, and greet customers with a warm smile while keeping the host stand neat.
Responsibilities include greeting and seating guests, presenting menus, communicating guest needs to servers and staff, providing accurate wait times, answering the phone, and occasionally making popcorn.
We are looking for a customer-focused Host to join our team! You will be welcoming guests, seating them in the restaurant, and helping ensure they enjoy an exceptional dining experience. Detail-oriented and able to manage multiple priorities, you rely on your excellent organization and communication skills to bring your best each day for yourself, restaurant staff, and guests. Greet customers with smiles and warm welcome. Organize the floor plan, reservations, and waitlist. Make popcorn as well as keeping that area clean. Clean tables when necessary to seat next guests. Answer the phones.
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Compensation: $15.00 per hour
The Cantwell's Bridge Hotel and Tavern was built by prominent businessman, William Polk, in 1822 and was operated as such for the next 100 years. The simple, clean, classic Federal lines denote a sophisticated style rather than that of a "country" inn typical of small towns. Merchants, ship captains and visitors to the busy port town of Cantwell's Bridge would have found comfort in the accommodations offered at this fine establishment. During Colonial times, most towns on busy travel routes had several taverns, and Odessa was no exception, with five taverns in addition to the beautiful Cantwell's Tavern.
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