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Our Southern California-inspired poke bowls reflect the creative talents of Jon Alexis, operator of TJ’s Seafood Market & Grill, consistently voted “Best Seafood” in Dallas by D Magazine, and Chef Matt McCallister, a James Beard-nominee, nationally recognized for his high-quality ingredients presented in inventive, artful dishes.
As well as welcoming guests, restaurant team members sell, prepare, and serve delicious menu items. They can have a specific position, such as cashier, server, host, bartender, waitress, cook, or line cook. Whether they are cooking up tasty food in the kitchen or handling transactions as a waiter, customer happiness is their primary mission. People who like to serve others and enjoy fast-paced environments thrive in this role. Restaurant team members normally report to a general manager, crew leader, supervisor, or owner. Many restaurant team members work full-time or part-time flexible schedules, including nights and weekends.
Restaurant team members set the tone for their guest’s dining experience. Some members, such as hosts and waiters, work in front facing roles. They are the first people customers meet when they walk through the door. These team members ensure that guests are quickly seated at the appropriate table. They also hand out menus and educate customers on available food options.
Before a restaurant opens, restaurant team members who work behind-the-scenes, such as cooks or line prep cooks ensure that certain foods are pre-made to facilitate faster service. They may cut and prep vegetables or cook menu items that take a long time to finish.
Once the food is prepared, any restaurant team member may be called upon to deliver it to a customer. Whether working in a casual dining or upscale setting, team members must pay attention to order numbers and understand seating charts to deliver the right food to the right people. To keep food service effective, team members may need to communicate with kitchen staff or management.
Many restaurant team members handle all forms of money during their work shift. They are required to follow appropriate cash-out procedures or use a point of sale system to record a customer’s total and help them pay their bill. They collect payments from guests, returning the appropriate amount of change.
Every restaurant team member works to keep up the appearance of the restaurant. During down times or in-between shifts, team members clean, sanitize, wipe down, or sweep areas where food is prepped or served. They also re-set tables, restocking dining utensils and menus to ensure every guest has what they need.
Full Time
$24k-29k (estimate)
04/21/2023
05/19/2024
malibueatery.com
Redondo Beach, CA
<25
The job skills required for Team Member include Food Service, Food Preparation, Health Insurance, etc. Having related job skills and expertise will give you an advantage when applying to be a Team Member. That makes you unique and can impact how much salary you can get paid. Below are job openings related to skills required by Team Member. Select any job title you are interested in and start to search job requirements.
The following is the career advancement route for Team Member positions, which can be used as a reference in future career path planning. As a Team Member, it can be promoted into senior positions as a Fast Food Shift Supervisor that are expected to handle more key tasks, people in this role will get a higher salary paid than an ordinary Team Member. You can explore the career advancement for a Team Member below and select your interested title to get hiring information.