About us

We are professional, agile and our goal is to The best creations come from unique combinations. Our story is living proof. After all, how often do a couple of home brewers get together with a cigar industry vet to start a craft brew company? Our team’s mash up of different cultures and backgrounds can be tasted in our work, where different influences and ingredients come together to create more unique tasting brews. The Tank Brewing Co. is about one thing and one thing only: exceptional craft beer. Our story is one of a homegrown passion for brewing honest, expertly crafted artisanal beer using only the finest ingredients from mash to tap. We call it ‘liquid innovation.’ Every drop is crafted with unparalleled passion for creating beer of only the highest quality. From the purity of the water to the extensive care taken in curating ingredients to every step of the brewing process, every detail is adhered to with the pure love of beer in mind – and it can be tasted in every sip. Bold. Unpretentious. Proudly brewed in the heart of Miami. Let’s raise a glass to the true craft of craft beer..

Our work environment includes:

• Food provided
• Relaxed atmosphere
• Flexible working hours
• Safe work environment
• Lively atmosphere
• On-the-job training
• Growth opportunities

A Hostess, or Host, works in the food and beverage industry welcoming guests to an establishment. Their duties include greeting customers upon their arrival, ushering these patrons to designated tables, and introducing them to their Server.

Host duties and responsibilities

In order to be successful as a Host, candidates will have a variety of duties to complete. Their main responsibility will be greeting customers at the door as they arrive, but other duties to note include:

• Let patrons know of wait times and contact them as a table becomes available

• Take reservations over the phone, online platforms, or in-person

• Maintain a clean, tidy, and welcoming front-of-house experience

• Provide novelty gifts to children as they leave the restaurant, if included in the establishment’s operation

• Seat guests at designated tables and take drink orders, if necessary

• Answer questions about the food and beverage menu, as needed

• Understand the needs of wait staff to ensure sections are not overcrowded

What does a Host do?

Hosts are the friendly faces customers see as they enter the restaurant and must set a good first impression for the venue. A Host works closely with the wait staff and other members of the establishment to choose where guests are seated. They keep track of which tables need to be cleaned and cleared, and how much space is left in the restaurant for customers to dine.

Host skills and qualifications

In order to be a successful Host, candidates will have a variety of hard and soft skills. Some of these may include:

• Flexible schedule for working weekends and evenings

• Customer service skills

• Organization skills for scheduling and booking reservations and tables

• Strong verbal and written communication skills

• Excellent problem-solving abilities

• Knowledge of food and beverage health and safety initiatives

• Teamwork and collaboration skills

Host experience requirements

Many candidates may not have direct Host experience, as it is an entry-level food and beverage role. However, some experience in customer service or the food and beverage industry is considered an asset. Some candidates may have previous Host experience from another restaurant, or may have another type of food and beverage customer service experience such as working at a fast food chain. Others may have been employed in a different industry such as retail or marketing in a similar role.

Host education and training requirements

There typically are no formal education requirements associated with Host roles, though a very basic familiarity with the industry may help. All candidates should be knowledgeable on basic computer software programs used in the establishment’s premises.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: $15.00 per hour

Expected hours: 30 – 40 per week

Benefits:

• Employee discount
• Flexible schedule
• Health insurance

Shift:

• Day shift
• Night shift

Weekly day range:

• Monday to Friday
• Weekends as needed

Ability to Relocate:

• Miami, FL 33166: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: In person