Schedule
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayShifts: Night
Required Years of Experience
3 years
Job Details
ROMY is a 40-seat supper club on Prince Street in SoHo from Prince Street Hospitality. We run a small, tight team that reports directly to ownership, and every person on the floor shapes the night.
The Role
The Utility Food Runner keeps the dining room moving. You run food, bus and clear tables, reset, restock, and step in wherever the night needs you. You’re on the floor all night, in front of guests, and you’re part of the experience they came for.
What You’ll Do
- Run food from the pass to the table, call each dish, and present it with confidence
- Bus, clear, and reset tables quickly and quietly
- Keep stations, glassware, silverware, and linens stocked throughout service
- Support servers and bartenders wherever a hand is needed
- Talk with guests — answer questions about a dish, share a laugh, read the table
- Keep the floor clean, sharp, and guest-ready from open to close
Who You Are
- Fluent in English and comfortable talking with guests
- Charming, quick on your feet, and carry yourself with swagger
- Fast and steady during a full service
- A team player who sees what needs doing and does it
- Polished in appearance and presence
- Restaurant experience as a runner, busser, or barback
Details
- Evenings, weekends, and holidays
- Able to stand and move for a full shift and carry up to 40 lbs
- Location: Prince Street, SoHo, NYC
Compensation Details
Compensation: Hourly ($11.00) plus tips
Estimated Weekly Tips: $1,750.00
Benefits & Perks: Health Insurance, Paid Time Off
Required Skills
Strong Communication Skills
Customer Service Orientation
Attention to Detail
Time Management
Ability to Work Under Pressure
Team Collaboration
Adaptability
Problem Solving Skills
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Part of Prince Street Hospitality
Romy is bringing SoHo a new after-dark ritual: a 40-seat neighborhood steakhouse from Cobi Levy, the downtown veteran behind Little Prince and Lola Taverna, taking over his own former Prince Street space. Expect a tight, seductive menu built around raw bar and premium steaks with all the classic sides you'd want alongside, plus a full bar pouring wine, beer, and cocktails (though you'll want a table — there's no seat at the bar). Doors open at 5pm and stay open until 1am, making Romy the rare SoHo spot built for both dinner and the after-dinner crowd.
