Hotel Barista

Job Description

Job Description

What Makes a McKibbon Barista-Server?

The Barista-Server takes orders and serves food and beverage items to our customers in a timely, friendly, enthusiastic and professional manner while embracing the McKibbon Guiding Principles.

A Day in the Life :

• Ensure each guest is greeted and made to feel important.
• Be knowledgeable about the menu, offering suggestions and being able to answer questions.
• You will service guests’ orders as requested and as aligned with company and brand standards.
• Maintain adequate supplies of clean dishware.
• Carry food, dishes, trays, and / or silverware from the pantry to serving counters.
• Collect dirty dishes and tableware and run them through the dishwasher.
• You will clean counters, shelves, furniture, and / or equipment in the pantry or breakfast area.
• You will clean any spilled items, broken items, and remove trash, when necessary.
• You will mop or vacuum floors.
• Fill beverage and ice dispensers, and stock and / or refill the appropriate areas with condiments.
• You will make coffee and other beverages
• Assist with cooking and prepping food.
• This is a tipped position

Requirements

Ideal Skills & Qualities :

Perks & Benefits Beyond the Basics :

We know that hospitality starts from within, and that’s why we value the employee experience as much as we value our guests’ experience. From our competitive benefits package to our fun-loving spirit, we strive to create an environment that’s equal parts work and play. Our people will always be our first investment. We offer benefits and perks based on full or part time employment :

Full Time Associates :

Financial & Occupational Wellness : All Associates

Personal Wellness :  All Associates

Any state specific holiday, vacation or benefit requirements will apply.

All employment decisions are made on a non-discriminatory basis without regard to sex, race, color, age, disability, pregnancy or maternity, sexual orientation, gender identity, citizenship status, military status, or any other protected characteristic in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.