Showing posts with label cocktail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cocktail. Show all posts

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Cocktail waitress/hostess (hollywood)

Qualifications:
-At least 1 year experience
-Friendly, energetic and outgoing personality
-Detail oriented
-Ability to work under pressure in a fast paced environment
-Highly reliable, responsible, honest and independent

Posting ID: 3569548865

Posted: 2013-01-24, 5:33PM PST

Edited: 2013-01-24, 5:33PM PST

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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Premiere Night Club Seeking Hostesses & Cocktail Servers (90802)

Must be available to start training by February 1st. Must work weekends and all holidays.

The Hostess is responsible for greeting all guests that enter the club and seating the guests in a timely fashion before the start of each show. The Hostess also assists the Night Manager any operational functions of the night.

Duties:
-Greet all guests that come to the club
-Seat guests in a strategic and timely manner
-Assist guests with questions relating to the show or the club
-Manage general and guest list lines prior to the shows
-Sign up guests on our email lists
-Monitor the audience in the show room
-Help management keep shows running on time
-Assist the cashier with phones during busy periods
-Reset the chairs and tables after each show
-Assist with any other duties assigned by the Night Manager

Desired Qualifications:
-3 to 5 years working in the hospitality industry
-Previous experience as a shift manager a plus
-Self-starter and go-getter attitude
-Cool and collected under high stress environments
-Friendly demeanor
-Great customer service skills
-Strong attention to detail
-Strong communication skills
-Excellent organizational and interpersonal skills
-Ability to multitask and maintain accuracy in a high pressure environment
-Must be reliable, responsible, and honest
-California ServSafe Food Handler Certification preferred

Duties:
-Greet customers in a friendly and welcoming manner
-Take drink/food orders and inform guests of specialty drinks and specials
-Enter drinks/food into POS system & deliver them to customers
-Monitor and observe the experience of the guests, ensuring that they are pleased with the service
-Present checks to guests & accurately collect payment
-Bus glassware and clean sections
-Prep the bar area/showroom & maintain a clean service area
-Perform side work and duties requested by the night manager
-Be willing to assist other servers if necessary

Qualifications:
Minimum 1-2 year experience cocktail serving in the same workplace
Must be able to work well in a high volume/high pressure environment
Must have extensive alcohol knowledge
Experience with Aloha POS system
Must be able to commit to working 4 nights a week & holidays
California ServSafe Food Handler Certification & previous Alcohol training is a PLUS
Must have excellent communication & interpersonal skills
Must be detail oriented & a self -starter

Must submit a resume to be considered. Please put the position you are applying for in the subject of the email. Headshots welcome.

Posting ID: 3569509969

Posted: 2013-01-24, 5:12PM PST

Edited: 2013-01-24, 5:12PM PST

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Monday, December 17, 2012

Man arrested in Molotov cocktail incident in Englewood

Font ResizeLocal NewsThe Denver Postdenverpost.comPosted: 12/17/2012 11:31:47 AM MST

 A man who police said threw a Molotov cocktail through the window of an Englewood office building early Friday faces charges including arson, Englewood police said Monday.

Milton Delaney, 52, was arrested near the scene of the blaze, 125 E. Hampden Ave., an occupational and rehabilitation center. No one was inside the building and no one was hurt, but the flames caused $15,000 worth of damage, officials have said. The building's sprinkler system helped firefighters put out the blaze.

Police don't know why Delaney threw the incendiary device or whether he had a connection of the office building. Detectives have submitted their case to the Arapahoe County district attorney's office, which could file charges as soon as Monday or Tuesday.



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