Nightlife Bartender | Eloise

Eloise is hiring experienced bartenders who know the pace of a busy nightclub and can make guests feel welcome even when the bar is three deep. We’re looking for someone who can make drinks quickly and consistently, keep track of who’s waiting, and help guests celebrating a birthday or a night out feel personally welcomed.

What you’ll do

• Greet guests promptly, help them choose a drink, and keep track of their orders and tabs. A quick acknowledgment goes a long way when someone is waiting.

• Prepare cocktails to spec and keep your station clean, stocked, and ready through the rush.

• Coordinate with servers, barbacks, security, and managers. If a birthday group has a toast planned, confirm the timing with the server so the drinks arrive together.

• Check identification, monitor alcohol service, and use sound judgment. Stay calm in difficult situations and bring in a manager or security when needed.

• Handle payments accurately and complete opening duties, restocking, and closing cash-outs.

What we’re looking for

Previous bartending experience in a high-volume nightclub, lounge, or nightlife venue is required. You know classic cocktails, can manage several orders at once, and communicate clearly in a loud room. You’re available for late-night and weekend shifts.

At Eloise, we live One of a Kind Hospitality’s values behind the bar. Hospitality First means noticing the next guest. Own It means following through on an order or concern. Urgency Without Panic and One Team guide how we handle the rush together. Create Moments can be as simple as remembering a name and wishing someone a happy birthday when you hand them their drink.

How to apply

attach your résumé and availability. Include the nightlife venues where you’ve bartended and a brief description of the volume you typically handled.

Please include two professional references, preferably former bar managers or shift leads who have worked alongside you during busy nightlife shifts. For each reference, provide their name, venue, how you worked together, and a phone number or email address they’ve agreed to share.