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Busser Shades 30a LLC

Busser

Full Time • Shades 30a LLC
Company Overview
 

Welcome to Shades on 30A.
A Family Favorite Since 1994.

 

A 30A destination location for more than 20 years, Shades Bar & Grill continues to turn friends into family! With daily chef features, famous wings, classic spirits and a fabulous staff, Shades is the place to meet and eat on 30A.
If great food, unbelievable televisions, and live music in a neighborhood pub and grill environment are what you are looking for, we are a perfect choice!

As soon as you enter our spacious restaurant, you’ll notice a big difference. We are a clean, family-friendly bar and grill that truly loves our customers, and we go the extra mile whether in the kitchen or greeting you at the door. Come have a great time enjoying a great meal and fun setting! Check out why Shades received the Certificate of Excellence for 2015 from TripAdvisor!
 

Job Summary

As a Busser, your general responsibilities will include cleaning tables, and providing any assistance needed for a quality dining experience.  If you’re looking for a great culture and a fun, upbeat work environment, please consider applying to join our team   

Responsibilities  

  • Provide outstanding service to all guests 
  • Guide guests through the food and beverage menus and make suggestions 
  • Work positively and effectively alongside both front and back of house teams 
  • Assist in running food
  • Assist in bussing tables
Qualifications
 
  • Must be hospitality focused and solution-oriented 
  • Must enjoy and be able to succeed in a fast-paced work environment 
  • Ability to work flexible shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays 
  • Ability to effectively implement the three Cs: coordination, consolidation, and communication 
  • Food handler's card may be required according to local and or state regulations 
  • Knowledge of proper food safety and sanitation procedures 
  • Ability to multitask and effectively prioritize duties 
  • Ability to stand for long periods of time and bend, climb or work in confined spaces 
  • Ability to properly lift 25 lbs 
  • Possess written and verbal skills for effective communication with guests and coworkers 
  • Possess organizational and time management skills 
  • Demonstrate good judgment, problem-solving, and decision-making skills 
Benefits/Perks
 
  •  Opportunity for Advancement
  •  Companywide Food Discounts
  •  Direct Deposit
  •  Qualified Employees:
  •  Insurance Offerings
  •  401K with employer match

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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