Server

Corktown servers are the front line of customer service. A server will greet guests, escort them to seats, hand guests menus, take food and drink orders, serve beverages and food, itemize guest checks, and accept payments for open checks. Servers are responsible to account for all items served and make proper payment at the end of a shift accounting for all items served during a shift. Servers also answer questions: explain menu items and specials according to our specification. Servers are responsible to keep tables and dining area clean, organized, and set tables for new diners. Servers work as part of a team and are required to help coworkers in order to improve work flow and customer service satisfaction. Servers must be professional in appearance and manners, polite and reliable. Servers need to be familiar with the menu and how things are prepared, how they taste, and be able to describe food items proficiently to guests. Servers must be able to handle special requests to our menu. Servers are on their feet most of the time and carry food, dishes, glassware, beverage trays and often time able to carry heavy trays weighing up to 30 pounds. During busy times servers work under pressure to serve guests quickly and efficiently, as well as assist coworkers simultaneously. The work is relatively safe, but care must be taken to avoid slips, falls, burns and lifting injuries. Greet and seat guests, present menus, take orders, serve food and beverages, clear dishes, clean tables, collect payments for all items served. Stock service area with proper supplies according to standards. Is responsible for cleaning equipment and keeping work area in a sanitary condition. Operate various pieces of kitchen equipment as assigned, reports malfunctioning equipment. Reports unsafe conditions and suggests possible solutions. Prepares food properly using recipes in order to produce a standard product. #J-18808-Ljbffr