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Westminster is seeking Hospitality Ambassadors/Servers for Laurel Restaurant and Bistro Cafe in Austin, TX. This part-time role (20-25 hours/week) offers an hourly wage plus an incentive program up to $100 per week. Shifts end by 8:30pm with a flexible 4:30pm-8:30pm schedule.
Ideal candidates are hospitality oriented with strong customer service. Previous restaurant or hotel experience is preferred and TABC certification can be pursued after hire.
Westminster is a premier retirement community with dedicated and skilled staff, dynamic leadership, innovative services and first class facilities. We are hiring Hospitality Ambassadors/Servers for our Laurel Restaurant and Bistro Cafe. This position is Part-time, 20-25 hours per week.
This position includes an hourly wage, plus an incentive program, for additional compensation of up to $100 per week for Part-time.
Enjoy a steady schedule, steady hours, and a steady paycheck! And, no late nights - our latest shift ends at 8:30pm. Flexible schedule, 4:30pm-8:30pm.
We are seeking candidates who are hospitality oriented and take great pride in serving others in a caring and professional manner.
Responsible for all aspects of table service in our Laurel Restaurant or Bistro Cafe. Previous restaurant or Hotel experience is desired.
Properly sets tables and maintains wait stations in a neat, and sanitary order.
Takes orders and provides quality customer service both graciously and courteously.
Clears dishes from tables during and after meal service.
Communicates effectively any and all menu selections, specials, and resident requests.
Must be able to become TABC Certified, if not already.
Answers questions about menu items.
*Great Benefits package available to all Full-time associates:
Westminster is an Equal Opportunity Employer and values diversity in the workplace.
Westminster was named one of the TOP WORKPLACES for the past 12 years (2014 - 2025) by the Austin American Statesman