Host

Host

At Steel City Pizza Company, we believe great hosts don't need to be reminded how important first impressions are — they already understand it.

If you believe welcoming guests is about more than seating tables — and you want to treat the dining room like it's your own — we want to meet you.

If you naturally welcome people, stay aware of your surroundings, and take pride in creating a warm, orderly space, you're probably who we're looking for. We can teach systems and seating charts. We can't teach presence, care, or responsibility.

This role is for someone who treats the dining room like their own home — making sure it feels clean, comfortable, welcoming, and well cared for at all times.

You notice when guests walk in and when they're waiting too long. You care about how the room feels, not just how full it is. You understand that hospitality starts the moment someone crosses the threshold.

You take ownership of the dining room the way you would your own space — keeping it organized, flowing, and inviting. You communicate clearly with servers and managers because you know great service depends on teamwork.

You stay calm when it's busy, adjust quickly, and handle what needs attention without being asked.

We value people who treat shared spaces with care — who act like owners, not renters. People who respect the guest, the team, and the experience we're creating.

First impressions set the tone for everything that follows. We take that seriously.

A professional, team-oriented environment where hospitality matters. Leadership that respects awareness and initiative. A role where your attention to detail and care for people truly make a difference.

What You'll Do

• You'll greet guests warmly, manage the seating flow, and set clear, honest expectations.
• You'll keep the dining room clean, organized, and guest-ready throughout service.
• You'll work closely with servers and leadership to pace seating thoughtfully and support smooth service.
• You'll help maintain Steel City Pizza Company standards for cleanliness, hospitality, and guest experience.
• When something feels off in the room, you'll take responsibility for fixing it.