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Host Big Bad Breakfast

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Full Time • Big Bad Breakfast

Company Overview

Big Bad Breakfast is not your average breakfast joint. In fact, it’s not just for breakfast. The brainchild of James Beard award-winning chef John Currence, Big Bad Breakfast gives the proper respect to “the most important meal of the day.” Big Bad Breakfast offers staples such as custom-created meats, fresh biscuits and preserves, locally roasted coffee and some of the best cocktails you’ll find anywhere. We wear our “Big Bad” name as a badge of honor and take special pride in serving all the Southern favorites with the creativity and technique that only a skilled, world-renowned chef can bring to the table.
 

Job Summary

The purpose of this job is to greet and serve our guests enthusiastically. The Host’s role is to provide “Guest First” service at all times, making the Guest the heart and passion of what they do. This includes friendly and timely interaction with Guests and other employees, welcoming guests, seating guests, answering questions, following up to ensure each Guest’s needs are met in a friendly manner and encouraging Guests to return. Every Guest is made to feel welcome at all times.
 

Responsibilities

  1. Ensure all guests receive 100% customer service.
  2. Be nice, warm, friendly, caring and helpful.
  3. Address every guest as they arrive and depart including opening the door.
  4. Handle all phone calls that come into the restaurant with a friendly voice.
  5. Take control of lost and found, information and returns.
  6. Emergency information.
  7. Communicateswithguestdemonstratingconfidenceandencouragesthemtofeeluniqueandspecial.
  8. Maintains cleanliness of workstations during workinghours and perform weekly maintenance.
  9. To quote accurate waiting times for tables and notify guests of any discrepancies.
  10. Capable of answering phones and placing to-go orders.
 

Qualifications

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each job responsibility. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and / or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
  1. Ability to see, hear, read, and write. Basic math and verbal communication skills required.
  2. Ability to comprehend and follow written and verbal direction.
  3. Must be able to speak clearly and listen attentively to guests, other employees and managers.
  4. Possess basic math skills and have the ability to handle money and operate a point-of-sale system.
 

Benefits/Perks

  1. Health Insurance
  2. Dental Insurance
  3. Vision Insurance
  4. Life Insurance
  5. Disability Insurance
  6. Employee Discount
  7. Flexible Schedule
  8. Vacation Pay
Compensation: $15-$20

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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BENEFITS

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Employee Percentage
Flexible Schedule
Vacation Pay