Required Years of Experience
0-1 years
Job Details
This is a great opportunity for a college student or someone looking to gain experience in the hospitality industry. Back Servers are team members who help servers in the execution of crafting amazing experiences in the restaurant, and are an integral part of a restaurant’s staff. The job of a back server involves guest facing responsibilities, server assistant responsibilities, and common side work. The position also readies a team at member to become a server.
Responsibilities and Duties
- Observe tables and take note of needs (i.e. water refill, pre-bussing, re-sets
- Assist the servers by refilling beverages and water, making coffee and espresso drinks, and running food to the tables
- Assist servers in resetting and bussing tables
- Assist servers by polishing silverware and glassware and keeping server stations stocked
- Inform management of guests who are unhappy with the service as quickly as possible
- Maintain composed, professional and calm attitude at all times
- Perform any other duties and responsibilities as needed
Skills & Qualifications
- Must possess strong interpersonal skills
- Must be able to communicate with individuals from different backgrounds
- Must possess organizational skills
- Must possess the ability to adapt in a changing environment
- Communication
- Teamwork Oriented
- Maintains a Good Energy Level
- Thorough and Organized
- Professional
- Punctual
Compensation Details
Compensation: Hourly (Based on Experience)
Benefits & Perks: Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Dining Discounts
Required Skills
Customer Service Orientation
Attention to Detail
Problem Solving Skills
Time Management
Collaboration
Stress Management
Flexibility
Positive Attitude
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Italian, Pizza
Casual Dining
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Part of Enjoy A|M Restaurant Group
Born and bred Memphians, Andy Ticer and Michael Hudman opened Andrew Michael Italian Kitchen in 2008 to feature innovative Italian cooking rooted in Southern tradition. The Chefs trained at Johnson and Wales University in Charleston, South Carolina and the Italian Culinary Institute in Calabria, Italy.
Their second restaurant, Hog & Hominy, is a wood burning, neighborhood eatery and was named one of the top new restaurants by GQ Magazine, Southern Living, and Bon Appetit as well as a semi-finalist for Best New Restaurant from the James Beard Foundation, which also named the chefs semi-finalists for the Best Chef: Southeast award for three consecutive years during 2012-2014, and a finalist for the award in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018. In 2013, they were awarded Food & Wine Magazine’s Best New Chefs Award and named in Starchefs.com’s 2014 Kentucky-Tennessee Rising Star Chefs. In his review of the restaurants in 2013, Pete Wells of the New York Times called the restaurants “A sibling rivalry worth diving into.”
Early 2015 saw the opening of the chefs’ third space, a craft butcher shop and café, complete with classic pastries, coffee, espresso. Porcellino’s Craft Butcher received four stars from The Commercial Appeal and made the Bon Appetit list of Top 50 new restaurants for 2015. The chefs opened Josephine Estelle in the Ace Hotel New Orleans in March 2016. The restaurant made Bon Appettit’s top 50 Best New Restaurants and Southern Livings Best New Restaurants in the South.
Catherine & Mary’s, the chefs’ first restaurant in Downtown Memphis, opened in September of 2016 and brought together their blend of grandmother cooking, Italian philosophy of dining, and southern ingredients to the heart of the city.
In January of 2018, the chefs opened their second downtown restaurant, located in the Old Dominick Distillery on South Front Street. This most recent addition embraces a new and exciting restaurant concept, featuring an open kitchen, wood fire cooking and a raw bar, all overlooking the Mississippi River in the South Main Arts District of Downtown Memphis.
Awards / Distinctions
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