Server/Bartender
Company
Tipsy Cow
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Via
ZipRecruiter
Job Description
We are a dynamic and fast paced bar and restaurant. We need high energy self starters that enjoy the hospitality business. Our servers and bartenders are friendly and outgoing and have a passion for quality food and beverages.
They should have experience in high volume and fast paced restaurants. They should embrace steps of service. We can help to mold young individuals who are interested in serving & bartending into amazing employees.
We're looking for highly motivated individuals with the ability to exceed our guests' expectations and become a part of our amazing team. We are hiring for all locations which include Sherman Oaks and Woodland Hills.
They should have experience in high volume and fast paced restaurants. They should embrace steps of service. We can help to mold young individuals who are interested in serving & bartending into amazing employees.
We're looking for highly motivated individuals with the ability to exceed our guests' expectations and become a part of our amazing team. We are hiring for all locations which include Sherman Oaks and Woodland Hills.
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