Job Description:

This Bar Back position requires a self-motivated, detail-oriented, quick learning person who is driven by a desire to perfect recipes and learn on the go. The entire bar team depends on the Bar Back to provide accurately prepared ingredients, deliver products (juices, syrups, infusions, ice, kegs, bottled beer, etc.) in a timely manner, forecast business, and lead the team through countless busy services.

There is no better way to learn the ins and outs of a complex cocktail bar than by being the Bar Back, the assistant to the specialists who transform raw materials into wonderfully tasting cocktails. Learn from dedicated bar professionals the how and why of each preparation, the history of cocktails, and the style of technique and service required to become a modern professional bartender.

Duties include:

Stocking kegs, bottled beer, and other products
Juicing fresh citrus
Building syrups, mixes, and cordials
Batching large-format cocktails
Carbonating and nitrogenizing draft drinks
Preparing garnishes
Maintaining the cleanliness of bar and workspace
Anticipating bartender and customer needs

Company Overview

The Feinstein Group is one of the most well-respected, award-winning hospitality groups in the Tampa Bay Area. Creating unforgettable, one-of-a-kind dining experiences IS OUR PASSION. Our Team consists of some of the BEST AND BRIGHTEST in our industry. We believe a great employee deserves to be recognized. We look forward to speaking with you about the opportunities we offer.

Qualifications

Must be able to lift more than 50 lbs.
Must be vaccinated against COVID-19

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Competitive pay
Meal Discount Program
Weekly Paycheck
Company Parties
Development & GROWTH!

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.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Founded by industry experts Zachary & Christina Feinstein in 2014, The Feinstein Group is one of the most well-respected, award-winning hospitality groups in the Tampa Bay Area. Creating unforgettable, one of a kind dining experiences IS OUR PASSION. Our Team consists of some of the BEST AND BRIGHTEST in our industry. We believe a great employee deserves to be recognized. We look forward to speaking with you about the opportunities we offer.

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