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Shaver Hall in New York is looking for a Bartender to craft unique cocktails and enhance guest experiences. With a vibrant atmosphere in Midtown Manhattan, you’ll be part of a dynamic team dedicated to hospitality.
This position requires a minimum of two years of bartending experience and a passion for guest interactions. Enjoy benefits like medical coverage after 90 days and 401(k) eligibility after one year. Join us and help shape the story of Shaver Hall.
NYC Food Hall | 802000 New York, NY 10018, USA
Located in the historic Lord & Taylor building in Midtown, Shaver Hall is New York’s newest food hall and cultural gathering place—bringing together visionary chefs, mixologists, and entertainers under one roof. With two full-service restaurants, a grand central bar, and a stage for live performances, Shaver Hall embodies the creativity, style, and energy of New York City itself. Inspired by Dorothy Shaver’s legacy, we celebrate bold ideas and unforgettable experiences.
As a Bartender at Shaver Hall, you’ll do more than just mix drinks—you’ll shape the guest experience. From crafting signature cocktails to creating warm, genuine connections, our bartenders are approachable, knowledgeable, and passionate about hospitality. You’ll bring artistry to the bar while ensuring every guest leaves feeling like they’ve been part of something special.
At Shaver Hall, every day brings the unexpected—culinary creativity, world-class performances, and the energy of New York itself. Here, bartending is more than pouring drinks—it’s about creating unforgettable experiences that match the pulse of the city. Join us and become part of a team that’s raising the standard for hospitality in New York.
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