Bartender Mellow Mushroom Fleming Island

Bartender

Part Time • Mellow Mushroom Fleming Island
Bartender

Reports To

Bar Manager, Front of the House Manager, General Manger and/or other members of the management team depending on store structure.

Job Summary
Provide timely, accurate and friendly service while preparing the highest quality beverages for our guests. Each bartender’s primary objective is to provide a unique and extraordinary experience to all in a manner that earns loyalty from guests and team members.

Activities & Responsibilities
Primary
  • Promote, work, and act in a manner consistent with the mission of Legacy Restaurant and its affiliates to include Mellow Mushroom, Burrito Gallery and The French Pantry: To provide a unique and extraordinary experience to all in a manner that earns loyalty from guests and team members.
  • Prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks consistent with the restaurant’s standard drink recipes.
  • Accept guest payment, process credit card charges and make change if necessary.
  • Check identification of guests to verify age requirements for purchase of alcohol.
  • Clean and sterilize glasses, utensils and bar equipment to Health Department Standards
  • Balance cash receipts.
  • Record drink orders accurately and immediately after having received them into the POS system.
  • Attempt to limit problems and liability related to guests’ excessive drinking by taking steps such as persuading guests to stop drinking, or ordering taxis or other transportation for intoxicated guests.
  • Stock bar with beer, wine, liquor and related supplies such as ice, glassware, napkins or straws.
  • Present drink menus, make recommendations and answer questions regarding beverages.
  • Take beverage orders from serving staff or directly from guests seated at the bar.
  • Clean bars, work areas and tables.
  • Reset tables in bar area(if applicable).
  • Mix ingredients, such as liquor, soda, water, sugar and bitters, to prepare cocktails and other drinks.
  • Serve snacks or food items to guests seated at the bar.
  • Slice and pit fruit, and prepare other garnishes for drinks.
  • Ask guests who become loud and obnoxious to leave or arrange to have them physically removed.
  • Arrange and maintain bottles and glasses in an attractive and functional manner to support efficient drink preparation, promotion of beverages and attractive displays.
  • Maintain cleanliness in all areas of the bar including counters, sinks, utensils, shelves and storage areas.
  • Recognize and learn the names of regular guests
  • Assist the restocking and replenishment of bar inventory and supplies.
  • Report all equipment problems and bar maintenance issues to the restaurant manager.
  • Attend all scheduled employee meetings and offers suggestions for improvement.
  • Coordinate with and assist fellow employees to meet guests’ needs and support the operation of the restaurant.
  • Fill-in for fellow employees where needed to ensure guest service standards and efficient operations.
Supplemental
  • Plan, organize and control the operations of the bar or other areas of the restaurant.

Tools & Technology 
  • Bar code reader equipment
  • Credit card processing machines
  • Cash registers
  • Carbonated beverage dispenser (draught foam control devices, electronic beer line maintenance equipment, refrigerated liquid recirculation equipment, soda dispensers)
  • Cocktail shakers or accessories (3-piece and 4-piece cocktail shakers, pour spouts, spirit measures)
  • Commercial use: 
    • blenders, graters
    • cutlery
    • dishwashers
    • juicers
    • mixers
    • strainers (4-prong strainers, cocktail strainers, Hawthorn strainers, julep strainers)
  • Domestic mist or trigger sprayers (martini misters)
  • Ice shaver machines or accessories (ice chippers, ice crushers, ice flakers)
  • Non-carbonated beverage dispenser
  • Notebook computers
  • Point-of-sale receipt printers
  • Point-of-sale terminals and workstations
  • Slush and frozen drink machines
  • Touch screen monitors
  • Data base user interface and query software (Freepour, etc)
  • Internet browser software
  • Point-of-sale software

Minimum Qualifications
  • Be 21 years of age or older
  • Able to understand and speak using the predominant language(s) of guests
  • Knowledge of service and food and beverage, generally involving at least three years of front-of-the-house operations and/or assistant management positions.
  • Excellent basic mathematical skills
  • Able to handle money and operate a point-of-sale system
  • Able to work in a standing position for long periods of time (up to 5 hours)
  • Able to safely lift and easily maneuver trays of food and containers weighing up to 50 pounds
  • Stamina to work up to 40 hours per week
 
Compensation: average $15 to $25 (hourly wage plus tips)

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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Perks and Benefits

Health Insurance after 30 days
Company pays half of medical (salaried managers)
PTO on an accrual basis
Starting with 10 days the first year (salaried managers)
Company paid $25,000 life insurance policy
(salaried managers)
Health Insurance after one year at 30+ hours per week
Partial company contribution (hourly employees)
401k available to employees 21 years old and older after 6 months/500 hours