Benefits:

We are a growing concept
Employee discount on food
We serve a great product that people love
Flexible work schedules
A fun work environment where you are treated with respect
Health Benefits available for full-time team members
Paid vacation for full-time team members
Growth opportunities; promoting from within when possible
Aggressive and competitive pay

Blue Moon Pizza cooks must have attention to detail in preparing menu items according to recipe standards. They must be able to perform all duties in the kitchen including prepping items, cleaning equipment, cooking items, garnishing, and plating. Every BOH team member is responsible for their station and helping others when needed. "That's not my job" does not exist at Blue Moon Pizza. We all do what needs to be done to ensure we deliver an exceptional guest experience.

A Blue Moon Pizza cook must be able to work efficiently in an open, high-volume kitchen, which is visible to our guests. They must be able to reach, bend, and work in a standing position for long periods of time (at least 5 hours).

Compensation: $13.00 - $17.00 per hour

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.

Blue Moon Pizza Careers and Jobs

An everyday place that feels special.

When Blue Moon Pizza opened in 2003, the basic idea was simple: Give people an everyday place that feels special. And for that, you need the right ingredients. It starts with authentic, made-to-order, top-notch food, amazing people, and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere all at prices that won’t break the bank. And, of course, don’t forget our full-service bar!

Pizza is the perfect signature item. It’s a sharing food everybody loves. And with a pinch of this and a dash of that, you can make it exactly the way your taste buds crave it.

Now, when we look around and hear what our regular guests and team members say, we realize that Blue Moon turned out to be a special place, for your everyday. So join us and come be part of the Blue Moon Pizza family.

Life Should Be Less Ordinary!

What is it like to work at Blue Moon Pizza?

Blue Moon Pizza is a fast-paced, full-service restaurant. We have a "sleeves up" approach, which means all team members help each other out, no matter what the role. We work hard and look for every opportunity to provide exceptional service to our guests while making memories one slice at a time.

What are the perks and benefits of working at Blue Moon Pizza?

We offer health insurance for all full-time team members and leadership. Discounted meals. A flexible work schedule. A high-paced fun atmosphere. Growth opportunities. Food you can be proud to prepare and serve.

What does career growth look like at Blue Moon Pizza?

Blue Moon believes that promoting from within is the best way to keep our culture alive and give the hard-working team members who helped grow the culture the chance to move into leadership positions either in their home restaurants or move to another location.

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