Banquet Bartender
A bartender must be friendly, outgoing and possess good communication skills. A bartender should be organized and able to think and act quickly and effectively while retaining self-composure.
This job operates behind the bar and may be working in close proximity to co-workers. The noise level in the work environment can be loud. Hazards may include but are not limited to, cuts, slipping and tripping.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Work with others to keep all areas cleaned and stocked standards at all times
- Mix, garnish and serve alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks for patrons of bar and dining room following standard recipes
- Ring drink orders into computer immediately, collect money from guests for drinks served and make change
- Arrange bottles and glasses to maintain an attractive display in agreement with standards
- Wash and sterilize stemware
- Offer assistance before the guest has to ask for it
- Count drinks guests are served
- Place current bar tabs in front of guests at all times
- Monitor and ensure that no guest receives more than the allowed number of specific drinks
- Anticipate your guest’s needs. Follow the half-full rule when offering another drink. Be alert of guest signals (raising a hand, making eye contact, etc.), and acknowledge the guest to let them know the bartender will be right with them
- Serve alcohol responsibly
Requeriments
- Must be 21 or older
- Must be able to pass Responsible Service of Alcohol Test with a score of 90% or better
- Prior experience working in a restaurant
- Basic knowledge of beer, wine and spirits, and familiarity with standard drink recipes
